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Curriculum and Instruction
125 Peik Hall
159 Pillsbury Drive SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Voice: 612-625-4006
Fax: 612-624-8277

 

Art education

Students working in an art education class.The program in art education is multidimensional, focusing on issues related to art curriculum, art instruction, assessment, art teacher education, and policy studies. Students have opportunities to conduct research in urban and suburban school settings, in museum education programs, within the initial teacher licensure program at the University, and in schools that have implemented comprehensive, cumulative, visual arts curricula. They can also focus their inquiry in the area of staff development in the arts and on national and regional guidelines for arts education.

Program faculty work closely with national, state, and local level art education initiatives, encouraging graduate students to collaborate in the development, analysis, and implementation of art-related programs.

Degree program information

  • Ph.D.: for experienced professionals who want to develop advanced research, knowledge, and leadership skills in their chosen field
  • M.A.: a research-based masters degree for individuals who want to develop research and teaching skills, and advanced knowledge in their chosen field

Advising

College advisers and advising resources

Faculty

  • James Bequette
  • Faith Clover
Bequette

James Bequette

Assistant Professor
612/625-5286

Areas of Interest

Place-specific culturally relevant arts education taught from a critical perspective, visual and media arts teacher licensure and professional development, the design process and aesthetic problem solving


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Clover

Faith Clover

Lecturer
612/625-6098

Areas of Interest

curriculum development and the aesthetic development of children and adults with a special emphasis on diverse populations


link to faculty page

Revised March 2011

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