MINUTES

NAEA Meeting – October 12, 2011
6:00pm, Room 225
Attendance: 8

New members: Sallee Walker, Heather Smith, & Kathy Cook
Existing members: Maria Lim, Tiffany Littlejohn, Denise Kanir, Sunshine Beshears, & Nikki

Tate Street Review
Thanks to everyone who volunteered
We made a profit of $80
What we have planned for next year
Tarp, craft ideas, etc

NAEA State Conference on Saturday, October 15
Convention Center, Charlotte 10am
Ours and Sunshine’s presentation
Anyone still interested who hasn’t signed up

NAEA National Convention, March 1 – 4, 2012
New York City
Online Registration through Jan 30
$75 for student, $135 for NAEA member non-student, $180 for non-member
Anyone can come

Workshops and Speaker Events
Maria has speakers in mind
Ask people what day works best for most

We decided on Wednesday evenings
Goal is at least 20
Get with past NAEA members (who are teachers now) and ask about hands-on workshops

Fundraising ideas
This year – bake sales, art donations, donut fundraising, etc
Can anyone make anything amazing?

Final Notes and Questions from group

Discussed a professional development opportunity- UNCG was asked to provide judges for the Greensboro Youth Council artwork. The art judging will take place on November 12th. If interested, let one of the officers know.

Minutes from first meeting for Fall 2011 Semester

Minutes

NAEA-UNCG Student Chapter Business Meeting

September 7, 2011

Hello fellow art education majors!!! The minutes for our first meeting are as followed:

Introduction of officers, members & faculty advisor
 Presidents: Tiffany LittleJohn & Shyla Sutton
 Publicity Agent: Sunshine Beshears
Treasurer: Denise Kanir
Information: Membership fee $5/ semester
Meeting Dates: We will meet once a month for our regular student chapter NAEA meetings.
Here are the meeting dates for the semester: Wednesday, October 12TH at 6pm, Wednesday,
November 2nd at 6pm. If we are going to meet any other dates throughout the semester you
will be notified ahead of time.
Tate st. Festival!!! Coming really SOON! SEPTEMBER 17, 2011
We will collect materials and make arts& crafts to sell at the festival. This is an annual
fundraiser that the NAEA has participated in. Some of the ideas we came up with at the
meeting were to create bracelets out of buttons, headbands, feather hair clips, records,
and mini magnets. These are all ideas that we think will sale fairly easy. We have set
aside three dates for Tate St. Workshops: SEPTEMBER 9TH @ 4pm, SEPTEMBER 12th
at 6pm, and SEPTEMBER 14TH at 6pm. Please come out and help create items to sell.
Donations of items are also accepted. Last year we had some paintings donated and
they sold quickly! If you cannot make it to any of the workshop dates above feel free to
make things at home and drop them off or contact one of the officers.

Tiffany LittleJohn, Kathryn Chaney ,Taylor Brock, Clemarie Thomas, Leslie Hollowell , Denise Kanir,
Sunshine Beshears, Shyla Sutton

Attendance will be kept for each meeting to keep up with the activity of our members.

It was great seeing new faces !!! Hope to see you all on Friday!

-Shyla Sutton, Co- President

NAEA Cookout and last meeting!

http://www.punchbowl.com/parties/2020357-naea-cookout-senior-show

Breaking Down the Barriers: The Faces of Mental Health

From Patrick Kalaw,

Eta Sigma Gamma, National Public Health Honorary

Peer Educator, Friends Helping Friends Program

Hello my name is Patrick Kalaw and I am the Mental Health Chair representing Eta Sigma Gamma, the national Public Health Honorary.  We are putting on a mental health event called "Breaking Down the Barriers: The Faces of Mental Health" which will consist of guest speakers telling stories of their struggles with having a mental health diagnosis.  After that will be a health fair style tabling session with different campus and community resources showcasing what they offer.  The event will be on March 30th from 11am-1pm in the EUC Kirkland room and we invite you and members of National Art Education Association to attend.  I believe this is pertinent information for your organization because creative arts students have shown much higher rates of suicide and suicide attempts than the general population.  If you could forward this to other members of your organization it would be greatly appreciated.  We look forward to seeing you all.

UNCG NAEA on GCSTV for the Western High Mural Project

From

Jenny Brooks

Program Administrator - Broadcast

Guilford County Schools

This Newsbreak is the story of the Western High Mural Project.  TV airtimes are as follows:

GCSTV 2 will air this Newsbreak daily at:  7:31 am,  9:53 am,  11:34 am,  3:59 pm,  5:32 pm,  7:55 pm  and  8:55 pm.

ABC 45 will air this Newsbreak  (in a shortened form due to their time constraints) on Friday, March 18^th at  7:25  and  8:25 am.  These are the local cut-in times during “Good Morning America”. 

This Newsbreak can also be seen at the web links below:

http://www.gcsnc.com/depts/gcstv2/nb/176.html

http://www.youtube.com/user/gcschoolsnc#p/a/u/0/2YZbkuH0lDQ

Please pass this information on to your students and parents….so they can watch or DVR it!

Thanks, and I’ll see you on TV!

Elsewhere Intern Flyer

 

For all of those who plan on doing an internship with Elsewhere!

The Collaboratory Learning at Elsewhere

This project will offer you all great opportunities to foster your passion in teaching art!

West Guilford Mural - January and February Volunteering

Hooray volunteers!

Thus far we have a good amount of volunteers for the mural at West Guilford High School!

We always appreciate additional helping hands, but here's how it's looking so far:

And for February:

Again, if you are interested in volunteering, please let any of the officers know!

Welcome back, future Art Educators!

Happy beginning of the semester everyone! Hopefully everyone's break was enjoyable and fun-filled.

Our first meeting of the semester is yet to be determined and you will all be notified as soon as a date is established.

Until then...

West Guilford High School needs our assistance in completing their mural that was started last semester. The sign up sheet is posted on facebook and on this blog. We could really use at least 3 people per day to help finish the project up. On Saturdays, as many folks as possible for volunteering would be incredible!

We hope to see your bright and smiling faces soon and best wishes in kicking off a new year!