I just returned from Seattle where I attended a Board of Directors meeting for the National Art Education Association. Thank you Deborah Reeve, Kim Huyler Defibaugh, Pat Franklin, Melanie Dixon, and the entire NAEA staff for your excellent leadership. So much was accomplished, and I’m looking forward to the National Convention in March. I was … [Read more…]
Florida State University’s Department of Art Education displayed an impressive presence at this year’s Florida Art Education Association Conference in St. Petersburg. A number of FSU faculty, instructors, students and alumni delivered memorable presentations including Dr. Sara Scott Shields, Nicole Crane (President of FAEA), Paige Smith-Wyatt, Jay Boda, Dr. Susannah Brown, Ruthie Platt, Deanna Filiault, … [Read more…]
Reminder: Florida State University’s Department of Art Education in cooperation with the University of Georgia is hosting the “9th Art and Education for Social Justice Symposium”. The deadline for submissions for presentations is fast approaching on Sunday, October 15th. Please see the link for more details: art4socialjustice.wordpress.com We encourage those of you interested in art … [Read more…]
The summer and fall semesters have been very productive for faculty, students, alumni, and collaborators within Florida State University’s Department of Art Education, and they’ve collected many well deserved accolades in honor of their hard work. Congratulations goes to Florida State University’s own Dr. Sara Scott Shields for her outstanding and moving article offering a … [Read more…]
I recently returned from the summer Board meeting of the National Art Education Association (NAEA) in Alexandria, VA. The meeting was lively, informative and expertly led by the Executive Director of NAEA (Deborah Reeve), the President (Kim Defibaugh), and Past President (Pat Franklin). It was very exciting to attend my first meeting as the … [Read more…]
The 2017 National Art Education Association (NAEA) Conference in NYC was a huge success with many dynamic presentations by leading scholars and educators in our field. I’m so excited to begin my term as the new Higher Education Division Director of NAEA. Thank you Sara Wilson McKay for your mentorship over the past two … [Read more…]
Congratulations to Florida State University Art Education Graduate Students (Cindy Jesup, Ivory Lucas, Rachel Nelms, and Tony Woodruff) for co-authoring an academic article with their professor – Dr. Sara Scott Shields. The article is titled “We’ve Shared a Lifetime with One Another: Using Reflective Visual/Verbal Journals to Develop Graduate Student Relationships”. It was published in … [Read more…]
The application deadline for Florida State University’s traditional Masters and Doctoral programs in Art Education is about two weeks away on February 15th. The deadline for our new Online Masters Program is March 1st. We offer masters’ tracks for candidates who are seeking art teacher certification, or traditional tracks for certified practicing teachers who want … [Read more…]
The closing weeks of the 2016 fall semester were full of accomplishments for Art Education students at Florida State University. First, I would like to congratulate all of our art education students who successfully completed their Student Teaching Experience. Caiti Ward, Leanna Arroyo, Logan Pattyson, Maddison Stevens, Morgan Jackson, Rileigh Puckett, Ryan Robinson, Samantha Beauregard … [Read more…]
Florida State University is proud to announce the unveiling of our new online MS Degree in Art Education. Our new program will be 100% online and will begin in the Summer of 2017. The program can be completed in two years and is ideal for working professionals or those who do not live in close … [Read more…]