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Summer Art educators workshops

Enjoy a stimulating and creative atmosphere while developing new concepts for use in your art classroom. Choose from a variety of media in 2D and 3D disciplines, including traditional, digital, applied arts and writing. This program allows each participant to complete 30 hours of professional development. Space is limited, so register early!

  • Participate in two workshops in a variety of fine arts disciplines or creative writing.
  • Complete 30 studio contact hours toward professional development requirements.
  • Share ideas and lesson plans with other colleagues.
  • Only $385 plus some material fees.
  • ACCOMMODATIONS

    Housing accommodations and related expenses are left to the individual, however, participants can choose to stay at the Plaza Dorm for no additional cost. The free use of this space is assigned on a first come first served basis. The residency has single and double room options, kitchen, TV lounge, shared bathrooms, air-conditioning, and has a 24-hour studio space. Continental breakfast and lunch will be served each day and some evening meals are provided. Vegetarian options will be available at each meal, however participants with specific food requirements must make their own accommodations. Personal expenses, some materials and a few meals are left to the individual.

    TRAVEL

    All travel expenses and arrangements are left to the individual.

    CALENDAR

    7:30 am – 8:00 am Breakfast
    8:00 am – Noon Morning Session
    Noon – 1:00 pm Lunch
    1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Afternoon Session
    After 5:00 pm Free Time Break/Studio Time/


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