2023 Virtual Creative Classroom Symposium: Navigating The Teaching Artistry Landscape (PT)
Webinar Hours: 1 pm–5 pm ET / 12 pm–4 pm CT / 10 am–2 pm PT
Are you interested in learning about the difference a teaching artist can make in a variety of classrooms?
Would you like to explore what opportunities are available as a teaching artist in your community?
Join us at our 2023 Creative Classroom Symposium as we bring together leaders in the arts education community for panel discussions on arts education and the teaching artist landscape, opportunities to network with fellow arts educators and learn about the impact that teaching artists are having in the world of education, and to be inspired by the creative programming that teaching artists throughout the country are developing.
Whether you are a seasoned arts educator or just beginning to explore opportunities as a teaching artist, we look forward to welcoming you at this year’s symposium.
Keynote Speaker:
Manuel Prieto
Director of Education, The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Experienced Executive Director for arts and arts education organizations. Teaching Artist with a demonstrated history of working in the performing arts industry. Skilled in nonprofit organizations, theatre, event management, costume, lighting and scenic design, and fundraising. Strong arts and design professional with a Master's Degree focused in Nonprofit/Public/Organizational Management and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Design and Education from the University of Southern California.
Special Guests:
Dale Novella Anderson-Lee (New York City)
Co-Director of Teaching Artist Project
Emily Yewell Volin (Atlanta)
Grants and Arts Education Program Manager
Georgia Council for the Arts
Lui Sanchez (Los Angeles)
Director of Extended Learning
PS Arts
Mark A. Diaz (Chicago)
Associate Director of Education
In School Programs & Exhibitions
Chicago Arts Partnerships in Education (CAPE)
MaryJane Dorofachuk (Las Vegas)
Arts Learning Specialist
Nevada Arts Council
Join us, your entertainment and performing arts colleagues, and leaders in the Arts Education Community
Location:
Via Zoom Webinar, an online video conferencing system that we will be using for class. You will need a device with internet connectivity to participate.
Attendance Rules:
Class will begin at the scheduled time, so please be prompt. Log in a few minutes early to ensure your device is operational.