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Fast Facts
CIM Facts. CIM campus security reports.
| Founded: | CIM was founded in 1920. |
| Enrollment: |
427 Conservatory Students 1,700 Preparatory and Continuing Education Students |
| Degrees offered: |
Bachelor of Music CIM collaborates with Case Western Reserve University in a Joint Music Program, providing the resources of both a professional music school and a large university. CASE music students study performance and music theory at CIM. CIM students take courses in music history, music education and liberal arts at CASE and may double-major in music education.
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| Non-degree: |
Artist Certificate (graduate) Artist Diploma (undergraduate) Professional Studies Diploma (graduate) Young Artist Program – Pre-college program for gifted students planning a career in music. |
| Faculty: | 185 full and part time (includes 35 current and 5 retired members of The Cleveland Orchestra, plus 13 from CASE Music Dept.) |
| Staff: | 79 full and part time |
| Alumni: | 3,108 graduates representing all 50 states and 46 foreign countries. CIM currently has 35 alumni performing in The Cleveland Orchestra. 80 percent of CIM graduates are employed in a music field. |
| Concerts and events: |
Concert Series – close to 500 events are presented each year; the majority are free and open to the public. More than 100 concerts each year feature students, faculty and visiting artists: CIM Orchestra, CIM Opera Theater, New Music Ensemble, Chamber music, Faculty recitals, PianoFest, Family cocnerts (Opera, Family, PianoFest and some special evetns charge nominal admission). Student recitals – More than 300 presented each year |
| Master classes: | Distinguished visiting artists work with CIM students on a regular basis. |
| Operating Budget: | $18,024,000 |
| Endowment | $31,165,000 |
| Economic impact | $90 million annually on the State of Ohio |
| Facilities: |
Main building – teaching studios and practice rooms
Hazel Road Annex – faculty studios and practice rooms Cutter House Dormitory – houses 100 conservatory students. Technology Learning Center provides students and faculty with access to music technology for composition, music copying and orchestration, as well as Internet access. Audio recording studios support state-of-the-art digital recording and CD production for the Audio Service and Audio Recording degree program. |
| Distance Learning: | Distance Learning programs at CIM connect in real time to teachers and students throughout the world through high-speed videoconferencing technology. Videoconferences are complemented with in-class and Web-based activities. Conservatory students participate in performances and master classes in collaboration with the New World Symphony, Royal College of Music in London, Manhattan School of Music and many other quality venues. CIM is an affiliate member of the Internet2 high-speed network. CIM offers many exciting Distance Learning programs for Pre-K through high school. In addition to a full array of programs in music, CIM offers a series of interdisciplinary programs, designed to enliven and reinforce core curriculums that address academic content standards in science, math, language arts, history and geography. More than 500 programs are presented each year reaching 11,000 students. |
| Branch Locations: | Classes for Preparatory and Continuing Education are held at the main campus in University Circle and at four suburban branches located in Shaker Heights, Orange Village and Fairview Park |
| Current Expansion: | CIM is now under construction to add two wings to its current facility. When completed, these will add 36,000 square feet that will feature: a new entryway and expanded lobby on East Boulevard; an expanded Barbara S. and Larry J. B. Robinson Music Library; Mixon Hall, a 250-seat, state-of-the-art recital hall that also includes the Robert and Jean Conrad Audio Control Room for high-tech broadcasting; the Fred A. Lennon Education Building which includes new practice rooms, teaching studios, a student lounge, Kulas Center for International Education (Distance Learning studio) and administrative space; Gilliam Family Music Garden that can be enjoyed from inside Mixon Hall as well as outside. |
| Project Completion: |
Phase One (Fred A. Lennon Education Building) Fall 2006 Phase Two (Mixon Hall) Fall 2007 |
CIM Campus Security report(s):
These reports are part of the Cleveland Institute of Music's overall effort to provide important information about personal safety to the CIM community. It has been prepared in compliance with the Federal Crime awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990 (the Clery Bill). The CIM campus security reports below are in PDF format.2007 Annual Security Report 2006 Annual Security Report