#GRAPHIC DESIGN MAJOR PROFESSIONAL#
TCNJ was well represented at this year’s AENJ conference, our state professional organization! Presenters included current student, Archana Kamani, who shared an original lesson plan, and recent graduate, Abigail Saiia, who shared tips on transitioning to a new position. The March 2018 reception was attended by Angela’s cooperating teacher and principal as well as many of the student artists represented in the show and their families! Their presentation detailed two large-scale community-based art projects they recently completed in Trenton and the benefits of Community Based Art Education.Īfter completing her student teaching at Rivera Community Middle School, in Trenton, NJ, graduating senior Angela Rossi curated an exhibition titled “The Value of Art” featuring her students’ work. Carolina Blatt-Gross at the Art Educators of New Jersey annual conference in Long Branch, NJ. Ron Heller (Art Supervisor in the Hopewell Valley Regional School District), Patrick Lenihan (Art Supervisor in the Princeton Public Schools), and Jeffrey Santoro (Art Supervisor in the West Windsor-Plainsboro School District) for serving as guest speakers for our senior practicum! They shared great advice for securing a K-12 art teaching job! Thank you!įive art education majors have been accepted to the global student teaching program so we will have student teachers placed around the world this fall! Congratulations Melanie Capalbo, Kelly Marrone, Claire McNally, Estefany Rodriguez, and Madeline Wyville! Bon Voyage!Įstefany Rodriguez and Shayla Nolan, who co-presented a project “Inside Out: Fabric of Trenton” with Dr. Thank you for sharing your wonderful art lesson ideas! They are all TCNJ graduates and art teachers in NJ. Morgan Gualtieri (Washington Elementary School, Edison), Taylor Hughes (Eastern Regional High School), Keith Kozak (Timber Creek High School, Sicklerville), Emily Pustay (Nottingham High School, Hamilton), and Gabe Randazzo (West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional High School) for serving as guest speakers for the AAE 370 Art Materials and Processes course. Skyler Bancroft, Julia Pfaar, and Nikolette Sciancalepore for co-presenting with Professor LaJevic at the 2020 Art Educators of New Jersey (AENJ) Virtual Conference! The session was titled “Participatory Art: Exploring Lessons Inspired by Contemporary Artists.” Way to go! Skyler Bancroft, Gina Bianco, Juliana Dimeola, Olivia Egnatovich, Julia Pfaar, Nikolette Sciancalepore, and Liz Stahl for presenting at the 2020 Art Educators of New Jersey (AENJ) Virtual Conference! We are TCNJ proud! Learn more about their work and the AMPLIFY project here.Īlyssa Schoenfelt (Art Education Major, 2021) and Megan Scarborough (Art Education Major, 2021) for being awarded the 2020 College Scholarship through the Art Educators of New Jersey (AENJ)! AENJ is the state’s professional association for visual arts educators and this award recognizes students who exemplify the qualities of outstanding scholarship, service, and visual ability.
#GRAPHIC DESIGN MAJOR WINDOWS#
The resulting images are on display in the windows of the first and second floors of AIMM during fall semester 2021 and on temporary exhibition (September 8 – 27, 2021) in AIMM 119. Carolina Blatt and Professor Anita Allyn, Julia and Julianna ran a week-long photo workshop for local high school students who lost access to studio resources and instruction due to the pandemic. Julianna Dimeola (’21) and Julia Pfaar (’22) for their exceptional work on MUSE this summer! Under the mentorship of Dr. The department would like to congratulate: Upon completion of the Bachelor of Arts degree, students qualify for the New Jersey State Art Teacher Certification, kindergarten through twelfth grade.
With a reputation for excellence, TCNJ’s art education graduates are represented in school districts and arts organizations across the region.
#GRAPHIC DESIGN MAJOR FULL#
The program culminates with a full semester of student teaching at both the elementary and secondary level, with an option to student teach abroad.
Field experiences in the sophomore, junior, and senior years offer students unique opportunities to work and teach in actual K-12 New Jersey art classrooms and with local non-profit arts organizations.
Designed to create exemplary artists and educators, the innovative curriculum includes an exciting range of art education, art studio, and art history courses. The Art Education major prepares students for a successful career in Art Teaching. Arts Administration and Cultural Entrepreneurship Minor.
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