Teen Art & Design Program

Program applications are due by May 12.

Scholarships are available for students with financial needs. For more information about scholarships contact Jackie Tingle at jacqueline.tingle@belmont.edu.

We strive to create experiences, opportunities, and resources to help program participants get the most out of their stay on campus. Students staying on campus will reside in suite style accommodations. Each building and floor are secured with our card access system to ensure participants’ safety, and we provide supervision in dorms at a 10:1 ratio of students to dorm counselors. Our dorm counselors are responsible for ensuring program participants make it to all scheduled classes and enrichment opportunities as well as plan fun social activities for the students at the dorms after curfew. Students staying on campus will join us for three meals a day in our on-campus dining hall. Our dining services team works to ensure a community experience centered on culinary expertise, fresh ingredients, and healthy options.

Belmont reserves the right to cancel a course in the event of insufficient interest for that course noted in completed student applications. Courses with low enrollment will be canceled, and students will be contacted to select another choice or receive a program refund. If a course is in high demand, we will work to create another section to accommodate student interest. 

Students will receive a full refund if they drop out of the program at least two weeks prior to that start of the program. No tuition or fees will be refunded within two weeks of the start date of the program. Requests for cancellation and refunds should be sent in writing to the Director of Community Education for Watkins College of Art at jacqueline.tingle@belmont.edu. Requests for refunds must be received during our business hours between 8 am and 4 pm, Monday through Friday. If a request for a refund is sent over the weekend, it will be considered as received the following Monday.