UCAE

The UCAE invited chairs and faculty from local higher education institutions offering art and art education degrees to attend a summit to discuss the problems and issues related to art education. Representatives from Columbia University, City College, Adelphi University, Brooklyn College, Hofstra University, Kean University and the School of Visual Arts attended this productive meeting.

The consensus of the group was to develop a strong collective voice to deal with policy makers, local schools and accreditation concerns.

Four committees were formed:

One focused on organizing a meeting with New York State Education Department representatives.

A second to set up a meeting where chairs and faculty from colleges and universities can discuss and share curricula.

A third to concentrate on concerns about teacher certification and accreditation.

And lastly, a committee to focus on Professional Development: what opportunities we can offer and how to go about it.

If you are interested in joining any of these committees please email Rose Viggiano at president@ucae.org

Helga Demsky an art educator who has enjoyed and benefited from numerous art residencies addressed every thing one would want to know about these worthwhile programs. Want the time and space to create? Need to be free of daily distractions in order to create? Would you like to know more about the different kinds of residencies, where they are, how to find them, what they provide, how to choose the right residency for you, which ones have fees, what to bring?

Click below to view the description of last this symposium by Rich Lasher, Program Committee.

UCAE 2009 Symposium

Brief summaries of the papers presented by UCAE members at the 2007 National Art Education Association Conference in New York.

February 6, 2004
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York