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Academy of Art
College
Department of Fine Arts, Sculpture Center; 410 Bush St., San Francisco,
CA 94108; (415) 274-8683, (800) 544-ARTS; fax (415) 546-9737. Jewelry
making and design, enameling, product design, etc.
American Institute
of Diamond Cutting
1287 E. Newport Center Drive #202, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442; (800) 831-8470
(continental U.S.), (954) 574-0833 (international); e-mail diamondcutting@worldnet.att.net.
American
Jewelers Institute
1206 SE 11th Ave., Portland, OR 97214; (503) 255-4517; fax (503) 255-9164.
Jewelry trade school for bench jewelers, beginning through advanced.
American Jewelry
Institute
3400 Westheimer Road, Stone Mountain, GA 30087; (404) 271-3278; fax 425-871-3512;
e-mail info@ajigroup.org. One of
the instructors is Richard Malerba, professional jeweler for 15 years.
American School
of Jewelry
2240 N. University Dr., Sunrise, FL 33322; (954) 741-4555, toll-free (888)
741-2020; fax (954) 741-4600; e-mail info@jewelryschool.net.
Arizona State University
School of Art; Box 871505, Tempe, AZ 85287; (602) 965-3468.
California
Institute of Jewelry Training
5800 Winding Way, Carmichael, CA 95608; (800) 731-1122; fax (916) 487-1189;
e-mail cijt@jewelrytraining.com.
Carnegie Mellon University
College of Fine Art; 5000 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15213; (412) 683-9528.
Center for Creative
Studies
College of Art and Design, Craft Department; 201 E. Kirby, Detroit, MI,
48202; (313) 872-3188, ext. 201 or 202; (800) 952-ARTS; fax (313) 872-8377.
Cleveland Institute of
Art
11141 East Blvd., University Circle, Cleveland, OH 44106; (800) 223-4700.
Colorado
State University
Department of Art; 6100 Visual Arts Building, Fort Collins, CO 80521;
(970) 491-6774.
Drouhard
National Jeweler's School
2236 S. Main St., Mansfield, OH 44907; (888)-ONE-WEEK; e-mail jdrouhard@worldnet.att.net.
Offers three programs: jewelry repair and diamond setting; advanced diamond
setting; design, casting, and production.
Fredricka
Kulicke School of Jewelry Art
P.O. Box 216, Augusta, NJ 07822; (973) 300-1077; e-mail fbk@nac.net.
"The art of jewelry making by interpreting ancient jewelry designs."
Gem City College
700 State St., Quincy, IL 62301; (217) 222-0391; fax (217) 222-1557.
Gem School America
P.O. Box 7045, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33338; e-mail kenocary@aol.com.
Trains jewelers in a variety of topics including diamonds and gemology.
The Gemcutter's
Jewelry School in Meltpoint Faceting and Basic Gemology
4801 E. Independence Blvd., Suite 805, Charlotte, NC 28212; e-mail thegemcutr@aol.com.
Private classes for theprofessional or hobbyist.
Gemological Institute
of America
5345 Armada Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92008; (760) 603-4018; fax (760) 603-4596;
e-mail rpage@gia.edu. Offers jewelry
courses such as a jewelry design program and graduate programs for diamonds
and colored stones. New York campus: 580 Fifth Avenue, New York,
NY 10036-5900; (212) 944-5900; fax: (212) 719-9563; e-mail dcampb@qtlny.gia.org.
Holland
Jewelry School
1034 Dawson Ave., P.O. Box 882, Selma, AL 36702; (800) 469-8507; fax (334)
872-3504; e-mail hollandschool@zebra.net.
Offers five different courses, including watch repair.
Howard Academy
P.O. Box 472, Stoughton, WI 53589; (800) 843-9603; fax (608) 873-0960.
Career training for jewelers and metalsmiths using a low tech and low
cost approach.
Idaho State University
Fifth and Dillion Sts., P.O. Box 8004, Pocatello, ID 83209; (208) 236-2484.
Indiana State University
Department of Art, Fine Arts Building, Room 108; Terre Hawte, IN 47809;
(812) 237-3697.
Kansas State University
Department of Art, Willard Hall, Room 322; Manhattan, KS 66506; (913)
532-1752.
Liberty Training Institute
2706 Wilshire Blvd., 2nd Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90057; (213) 383-9545;
fax (213) 383-9550; e-mail libtrain@pacbell.net.
Private vocational school teaching jewelry programs for adults as well
as other vocations like computers.
Maine College of Art
97 Spring St., Portland, ME 04101; (207) 775-3052.
Memphis College of Art
Overton Park, Memphis, TN 38112; (901) 726-4085.
Metalwerx
10 Walnut St., Woburn, MA 01801; (781) 937-3532; fax (781) 937-3955; e-mail
info@metalwerx.com.
Moore College of Art
Jewelry and Art Department; 20th and the Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19103;
(215) 568-4515.
New Approach
School for Jewelers
3500 Virginia Beach Blvd., Suite 503, Virginia Beach, VA 23452.
New Hampshire Institute
of Art
148 Concord St., Manchester, NH 03104; e-mail spoonladyir@juno.com.
New Mexico State University
Department of Art, Williams Hall; Box 30001, Department 3572, Las Cruces,
NM 88003; (505) 646-1705; fax (505) 646-5010.
North Bennet Street
School
39 North Bennet St.; Boston, MA 02113-1998; (617) 227-0155; fax (617)
227-9292; email admissions@nbss.org.
Offers jewelry making and repair programs.
Oregon College of Art
and Craft
8245 SW Barnes Rd., Portland, OR 97225; (503) 297-5544, (800) 390-0632.
Parsons School of
Design
66 Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10011; (212) 229-5601; fax (212) 929-2456.
Revere Academy
of Jewelry Arts
760 Market St., Suite 900, San Francisco, CA 94102; (415) 391-4179; fax
(415) 391-7570; e-mail info@reveracademy.com.
One of the instructors is Alan Revere, founder, master goldsmith, and
award-winning jewelry designer.
Rhode Island School
of Design
2 College St., Providence, RI 02903; (401) 454-6200; fax (401) 454-6218.
Jewelry design, metalsmithing, and technology.
Rowan College of New
Jersey
201 Mullica Hill Road, Glassboro, NJ 08028; (609) 256-4524.
San Diego State University
School of Art, Design, and Art History; 5500 Campanile Drive, San Diego,
CA 92182; (619) 594-6511; fax (619) 594-1217. Enameling, graphic design,
jewelry making and design.
School of the
Art Institute of Chicago
280 Columbus Drive, Chicago, IL 60603; (312) 443-3754; e-mail lnorton@artic.edu.
School of the Museum
of Fine Arts
230 The Fenway, Boston, MA 02115; (617) 267-6100; fax (617) 424-6271.
Southern Connecticut
State University
Art Department; 501 Crescent St., New Haven, CT 06515; (203) 392-6653,
(888) 500-SCSU.
Studio
Jewelers Ltd.
32 East 31st St., New York, NY 10016; (212) 686-1944; fax (212) 689-7923;
e-mail info@studiojewelersltd.com.
Robert Streppone: founder, director, and instructor.
Stewart's
International School of Jewelers
651 W. Indiantown Rd., Jupiter, FL 33458; (561) 746-4586, toll-free (800)
843-3409; fax (561) 746-8420; e-mail JewelSchl@aol.com.
Syracuse University
School of Art; 119 Comart, Syracuse, NY 13244-1010; (315) 443-3700; e-mail
bewalter@syracuse.edu.
Temple University,
Tyler School of Art
Beech and Penrose Ave., Elkins Park, PA 19027; (215) 782-2863; fax (215)
782-2799.
Texas Institute
of Jewelry Technology
2400 Clarksville St., Paris, TX 75460; (903) 782-0380, toll-free (800)
232-5804; e-mail tshannon@paris.cc.tx.us.
Shannon Calloway: instructor, JA Certified Master Bench Jeweler.
Trenton
Jewelry School
(901) 384-8725; e-mail trentonjewelryschool@msn.com.
Offers intensive one-week skill training course in jewelry repair and
stone setting, as well as more advanced jewelry work and casting courses.
University of Delaware
Department of Art; 54-56 Delaware Ave., Recitation Hall 103, Newark, DE
19716.
University of South Carolina
Department of Art; Columbia, SC 29208; (803) 777-6438.
University of the Arts,
Philadelphia College of Art and Design
320 S. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19102; (215) 875-4808, toll-free (800)
616-2787; fax (215) 875-5458.
University of Utah
Department of Art, 161 AAC, Salt Lake City, UT, 84112.
University of
Washington
School of Art; Seattle, WA 98195; (206) 543-0970 (graduate); (206) 543-0646
(undergraduate).
Virginia Commonwealth
University
School of the Arts; 325 N. Harrison St., Richmond, VA 23284; (804) 828-2787.
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