Before becoming the president of Falcon Project Quality Management, Christopher "Chris" McNally attended the University of California at Berkeley, where he received a BA degree in History/African & African American Studies. Chris McNally also attended the New York University Tisch School of the Arts where he received an MFA (Master of Fine Arts) degree.
The Tisch School of the Arts began in 1965 to provide students with training in emerging media arts as well as cinematic and performing arts programs. In order to encourage future artists, the Tisch School of the Arts features the Tisch Summer High School Program. Designed to help develop the talents and potential of high school students, the high school program takes place over four weeks and students who participate are given six college credits.
The Tisch Summer High School Program is available to all high school sophomores and juniors. The program includes subjects such as dramatic writing, game design, filmmaking, drama: production and design, photography and imaging, and dance. The tuition-based program requires living at a residence hall on the NYU campus for the duration of the program.
The Tisch School of the Arts began in 1965 to provide students with training in emerging media arts as well as cinematic and performing arts programs. In order to encourage future artists, the Tisch School of the Arts features the Tisch Summer High School Program. Designed to help develop the talents and potential of high school students, the high school program takes place over four weeks and students who participate are given six college credits.
The Tisch Summer High School Program is available to all high school sophomores and juniors. The program includes subjects such as dramatic writing, game design, filmmaking, drama: production and design, photography and imaging, and dance. The tuition-based program requires living at a residence hall on the NYU campus for the duration of the program.
