Wharton Center for Performing Arts
Laurie Briseno has experience as an Education Operations Manager at Wharton Center for Performing Arts and as an Educational Program Coordinator at Michigan State University. Additionally, Briseno has worked as a Conference Coordinator at Julian Samora Research Institute. Briseno holds a Bachelor's degree in Family Community Services and Human Development Family Studies from Michigan State University, and an Associate's degree in General Studies from Lansing Community College.
Wharton Center for Performing Arts
Wharton Center for Performing Arts is a performing arts venue with four unique stages and plenty of things to do and see all season. Wharton Center is proud to bring the best broadway shows, the finest classical musicians, unrivaled dance companies, and an A-list of high-profile performers to mid-Michigan. They are the leading presenting venueamong Big 10 institutions and have the largest programming schedule of any independent performing arts center affiliated with a university in the country. Wharton Center is also recognized internationally for its world premiere commissions. The Center is fortunate to hire artists to create new works in jazz, dance, and classical music that make their world debut at Wharton Center.