This document provides a summary of Inez M. Beall's contact information, skills, education, and experience as a potential candidate for an arts teaching position. She has over 10 years of experience developing therapeutic lesson plans that incorporate various art forms to encourage creativity and growth. Her education includes a Bachelor's degree in Educational Studies with minors in American Indian Studies and Art History from Arizona State University.

1. Inez M Beall
inez.beall@asu.edu
928-207-6331
SUMMARY:
A dedicated professional pursuing a teaching position in the Arts benefiting from over 10 years of experience
instructing Art concepts in a therapeutic teaching lesson plans. Skilled in incorporating various art forms within
each lesson and the capability to create a safe and fun environment encouraging creativity and growth.
SKILLS:
 Abstract Apache Artist works in styles of Traditional and Contemporary.
 Mediums are acrylic, oil, ink, photography,graphite pencil, and pastel.
 Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Power Point.
 Conversational in Apache a visual artist works with art mediums.
 Over 10 years’ experience working with children as young as infantry to adulthood.
 Ability to type and operate computer.
 Quick to learn new policies and procedures.
 Extensive experience working with diverse groups,notably with individuals dealing with handicaps.
 Ability to develop and maintain positive relationships with students,staffand parents.
EDUCATION:
Bachelor of Arts in Educational Studies (Minors American Indian Studies and Art History)
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ.
Relevant Coursework:
Educational Studies American Indian Studies Art History
Development Child Theory Practice K-3 Contemporary Issues American Indians Art Service Learning
Culture and Schooling Lesson Plans American Indian School Critical Issues in American Painting
Course Project:
• Developed curriculum for 10 students between the ages of 5 to 10 to expose underprivileged students to
the arts.
• Introduce to students’ academic uses and uniting applied learns study.
• Taught students teamwork skills and building communication resulting in eliminating bullying.
EXPERIENCE:
Docent
The Gallery at City Hall, Phoenix, AZ. September 2013 to December 2014
● Discuss exhibited art pieces by local artists between 6 to 20 customers per day.
● Presented on public art and local artists to educate the general public.
● Influential exposure with Arts.
● Utilized personal experiences from visiting the Louve, Boston Museum, Metropolitan, and
Guggenheim; educate public on art and world artists.
Instructor
AZTEC; Phoenix, AZ. May 1990 to May 2005
● Assisted individuals with disabilities with hygiene, household chores, and developing work
skills.
● Provided supervisor with feedback on patient daily activities and progress with health.
● Scheduled medical appointments to keep clients immunizations current.
● Created programs for client health improvements to increase movement and exercise.