2019-2020 Gallery

Fall 2019

Cheyenne, Lily and Shianne silkscreening swag bags for the Pre-Service Art Educator Conference on September 22. Thanks to MFA student Ashley Carroll for mentoring us! 
ART 395 Art Across the Curriculum - Myaamia Culture and Imagery lesson planning
ART 395 - Art Across the Curriculum - Artist / Art Educator Identity Collages
Art 495 - Saturday Art - Getting ready to begin...
Our Saturday Art teachers had wonderful things to say about their experience, their classes, students, and their growth!
Thank you to our take-down team and teachers for a wonderful semester of Saturday Art! 
ART 195 - Introduction to Art Education stop motion animation process
TBL (Team-Based Learning) Teams get started in Art 295
Art 295 Art Education Credos
Advocating in Art 295 for art, art education, and eliminating bias in the classroom
Art 295 - What's the difference between classroom management and discipline?
Art 295 - Design Debrief of our first Kramer lessons
Art 295 - At our finest for teaching first-graders about art!
Art 295 IDEAL SPACES
OAEA 2019 Highlights
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Seven Art Education majors were fully funded to attend and present at the Ohio Art Education Association Conference (OAEA) in Columbus, November 14 & 15! Here are some highlights! Our students are doing great things!
  • Lily Ellison and Laura Leichter presented, "The Ceramics World"
  • Shianne Baldwin and Cheyenne Wolfenbarger presented, "Cultural Representation through Art Education"
  • Anna Marie Demos and Lucy Osborne presented, "Art On! A Pre-Service Passion Project"
  • Special Congratulations to Senior Mackenzie Mettey for winning the top Pre-Service Scholarship in the state and to Dr. Stephanie Baer for winning an Advocacy Award!

Spring 2020

Art 296: Secondary Art Ed manifestos - Where are we and what do we believe about arts and education?
Art 495: Spring Saturday Art teachers ready for action!
Art 495: Saturday Art officially began February 22! Click here to see the Saturday Art website and weekly session photos!
*In mid March, Miami University decided to go to remote learning in order to keep everyone healthy and safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. Please send us any images you'd like us to feature as part of your adventure learning online!