Dr. Stuhr's recent letter really "stirred" up a lot of great messages chock full of news, achievements, positions, and publications. Keep it coming folks, we love to hear what you've been up to! Don't forget to email us.
ALL ABOUT AE & APA BUCKEYES...Dr. Stuhr's recent letter really "stirred" up a lot of great messages chock full of news, achievements, positions, and publications. Keep it coming folks, we love to hear what you've been up to! Don't forget to email us. A Currently, I am substitute teaching in art for Columbus Public Schools and planning to start a gallery/restaurant with some friends in the University district in which I plan to introduce preschoolers to art here in Columbus (we did this at the Birmingham Museum 26 years ago), hence the name for the email (see contact list), a shortened galerie naggai, in honor of my best friend. Jacqueline, this sounds like a terrific idea! Jacqueline earned her Ph.D. in 1996, her M.A. in 1979 and her BA in 1974 in Art Education after she had already earned a B.A. in History of Art in 1972, all at Ohio State.
...inclusion on the book 'Visual Artists of Newfoundland & Labrador: An Exhibition in Print,' published in 2003 by Visual Artists of Newfoundland & Labrador. This was a juried publication. Also I am included in a new Studio Guide to artists and craftspeople of this province, Newfoundland & Labrador.
In the exhibitioin, Dr. Shukor presents how "Children's Imagery" becomes his own imagery, while Rina presents her "Butterfly Metaphor for Feminism."
WENDI HASSAN writes I have worked for large and small arts organizations in Northern Utah ever since (graduation), including Cache Children's Choir, Musica Reservata, Mountain West Strings Academy, Cache Valley Center for the Arts, the Alliance for the Varied Arts, Unicorn Theatre and the Utah Arts Council. I spent 2001-2002 just outside Manhattan studying, attending theatre, and volunteering with the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in their Arts Education program, which was a wonderful learning experience. Wendi graduated in 1993 with an MA in Arts Aministration and Policy.
HYUNGSOOK KIM listed the following current publications:
I'm sure everyone in Columbus feels the big hole left by Jim Hutchens. We all have a big challenge to live up to Jim's standards of excellence! Give Pat my best, Jim was sure that she would more than meet all of our expectations for OSU's next step!!" Tom holds a Ph.D. in Art Education, 1981 as well as an MA, 1972. Visit Tom's current research websites: 2002 - http://iiae.utdallas.edu/research/may2302.html & 2003 - http://iiae.utdallas.edu/research/index.html
DR. JILL MARKEY gives us the following chronology of what's she's
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DR. J. DAWN MERCEDES was awarded tenure in 2003 at Oakton Community College in Des Plaines, IL where she is an Assistant Professor of Art & Graphic Design. She was Nominated for an Excellence in Teaching Award also in 2003 and was a finalist in the 2003 International Juried Online Symbolist Art Show (http://www.dracoblu.com/mercedes.html). Read her feature article for Digital Web Magazine, "Flashes of Brilliance and Use-Centered Design" at http://www.digital-web.com/features/feature_2003-04b.shtml.
Prior to his Emc.Arts appointment, and over a 20-year career, David has held senior leadership positions with ARTS, Inc. (the Los Angeles chapter of the Arts and Business Council, Inc.), the J. Paul Getty Trust, the Independent Commission on the National Endowment for the Arts, and Urban Gateways: Center for Arts Education (Chicago). He also worked as a consultant based in Washington, DC. A partial list of his evaluation clients and research collaborators includes: Americans for the Arts, the Music Center of Los Angeles County, The American Assembly, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, California Arts Council, the Armory Center for the Arts, National Office for Arts Accreditation, USC (University of Southern California), Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, and the National Center on Arts and Aging. The author of numerous articles and book chapters on evaluation and policy analysis in the arts and culture, David is co-editor of the recently released "The Arts in a New Millennium: Research and the Arts Sector." He has also created and taught courses on the arts, policy, and education for The Ohio State University/Department of Art Education (in 2001, 2002, and 2003), the University of Oregon, and American University. David earned his Ph.D. in Arts Policy and Administration/Art Education from The Ohio State University (1992). His advisor was Dr. James Hutchens. He lives in South Pasadena, California, and is a violist in the Pasadena Community Orchestra. I am currently teaching at Lakota East High School in West Chester, Ohio teaching Art Metals, Ceramics and 3D. Our school was recently chosen to participate in the Ohio Arts Days celebration in Columbus. In addition, I am teaching a graduate education course at Xavier University." EMILY REDINGTON graduated Spring 2000 with a master's in Arts Policy and Administration. She works at The Jefferson Center for Learning and the Arts. Her recent achievements include: she co-authoring a research report based on her master's thesis research, "Following the Leader: A Guide for Founding Director Transition" with Donn F. Vickers, and she presented her master's thesis research, "An Organizational Perspective to Founding Director Transition," at the 2002 ARNOVA Conference in Montreal.
The School of Art at Arizona State University is ranked 13th in the USA among 213 other public and private institutions offering MFA degrees. The department has about 1100 majors with 47 faculty in studio, art education, and art history. Good luck in your new position, Jon! MARY ANN STANKIEWICZ lists the following current publications: "Middle Class Desire: Ornament, Industry, and Emulation in 19th Century Art Education," Studies in Art Education, 43 (4, 2003): 324-338. "From Accomplishments to Zines: Schoolgirls and Visual Culture," in Women Art Educators V, edited by Kit Grauer, Rita Irwin, & Enid Zimmerman. Reston, VA: National Art Education Association; co-published with the Canadian Society for Education Through Art (in press). In addition, Mary Ann also writes that she Received (the) 2003 June King McFee Award from the NAEA Women's Caucus. The award, presented on April 6 during the NAEA conference in Minneapolis "is given annually to honor an individual who has made distinguished contributions to the profession of art education, one who has brought distinction to the field through an exceptional and continuous record of achievement in scholarly writing, research, professional leadership, teaching, or community service.
Mary Ann became President of the National Art Education Association at the conclusion of the Board of Directors meeting, Minneapolis, April 8. VANDA SUCHESTON HUGHES writes that she recently attended an art workshop at Ghost Ranch in New Mexico. "It was a great experience, I highly recommend it!" SUSAN SUNBERG writes: I got my MA in the fall of 1998 and have taught elementary art for 18 years. I am just completing my 16th year in Upper Arlington at Tremont Elementary. I take student teachers every year from OSU which I love and actually had a past Tremont student this year. What a great feeling that was to know I influenced a student to go into art education. I guess the only real achievement I made this year was being selected as the Teacher of the Year for this school year. Other than that, I do my best to give my students a quality, meaningful education in the fine arts on a daily basis. I wish I had time to produce work of my own but there doesn't seem to be much opportunity with a full-time job and a family at home." Keep on! Susan.
Well, there you have it, our first group of accomplished alums. As you can see, there's some talented folks out there doing some great work. Won't you let us know your most recent accomplishemnts? We're all anxious to hear from you! |