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This document summarizes an event about engaging college students in the arts. It describes panels with university experts and arts organization representatives discussing developing college student audiences and partnerships between schools and arts groups. Statistics are provided on student spending in Chicago on cultural events, showing they spent over $4.5 million annually on such events. The event aimed to brainstorm ways to further engage students in the arts.
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Lesson Overview: Students will create self-portraits depicting themselves as a settler during the California Gold Rush era. They will learn about facial proportions and use accurate proportions to draw their portraits. Students will also write an opinion piece about how the Gold Rush affected their daily life from their character's perspective, supporting their opinion with facts about the effects of the Gold Rush.
Angela Wuttig CV
Angela Wuttig received a Master of Education degree from Lesley University in 2011 and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in glass from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2002. She has experience in arts education research, grant review, exhibition curation, and financial aid administration at Lesley University and Cambridge College. Her thesis investigated curiosity and learning through an arts-based approach. She has presented her work internationally and received several awards and scholarships for her studies.
Angela Wuttig CV
Angela Wuttig has experience in arts education, archives management, and financial aid administration. She holds a Master of Education degree from Lesley University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in glass from the Cleveland Institute of Art. Her career includes positions at Lesley University, Cambridge College, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland. She has received several awards and honors for her work.
2016 SMAC Highlights
The Southwest Minnesota Arts Council awarded over $500,000 in 126 grants to organizations, schools, artists and communities in fiscal year 2016. This included operating support grants, equipment grants, individual artist grants, and grants for arts education. They also recognized two individuals with awards for their contributions to promoting the arts in the region. The Council provided technical assistance through workshops and meetings, hosted an artist retreat, and maintained an online presence to share information on arts opportunities. Funding came from various public and private sources.
Curriculum vitae
Angela Lembke has a Master's degree in Education from Lesley University and a Bachelor's degree in Glass from the Cleveland Institute of Art. She has over 10 years of experience in financial aid administration and currently serves as the Assistant Director of Financial Aid at Lesley University. She also has experience curating exhibitions, conducting research, and presenting at conferences on arts and education.
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The document summarizes the agenda and discussions from a conference call between arts education managers in the Mid West region. It introduces three new managers to the group and provides brief biographies for each. It then covers state updates from various managers, including information on upcoming programs and initiatives in their states. It discusses the upcoming Professional Development Institute in Washington D.C. in October, including details on planned sessions and speakers. It also notes a decrease in funding for the cooperative agreement between NASAA and NEA for professional development activities.
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