MTA Training Program - Healthy Collaborations Start with Well-Defined Boundaries
Wed, May 29
|Seneca Babcock Community Center
This program will provide participants with specialized professional learning from local and national experts in the field. Learn how to more successfully connect with youth, make an impact, and be poised for increased opportunities as a paid Teaching Artist!
Time & Location
May 29, 2024, 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Seneca Babcock Community Center, 1168 Seneca St, Buffalo, NY 14210, USA
About the event
Topic: Healthy Collaborations Start with Well-Defined Boundaries with Credentialed TAs Sharon DuBois and Melissa Kate Miller
Become a Master Teaching Artist!Â
A Master Teaching Artist is a special designation from Arts for Learning WNY to artists across the region to recognize their dedication to continued education and expertise in both traditional educational principles and their art form.
Participants in the Master Teaching Artist Training Program will complete at least 15 hours of specialized professional learning and receive the following benefits:
- Connect with a cohort of like-minded individuals
- Be poised for increased opportunities as a paid Teaching Artist
- Practice new skills from local and national experts in the field
- Learn how to more successfully connect with youth and make an impact
- All participants will receive a digital and printed workbook filled with additional tools and references and references provided by Arts for Learning and the expert workshop leaders
Registration Information:
- Open to current teaching artists, practicing artists interested in teaching artistry, educators, and administrators
- Up to 20 participants are accepted each year
- Applicants from across WNY are welcome to apply
- Join for the full series, or sign up to claim one of the limited spots available for single sessions
To register, email allison@artsforlearningwny.org to reserve your spot. Availability is first come, first serve.
This program is made possible by City of Buffalo Council Member Bryan Bollman and Affiliate Development Fund presented by Young Audiences Arts for Learning National.