The Artist/Teacher Institute: Celebrating 35 years


 

Co-sponsored by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts and Arts Horizons  and now in its 35th season, The Artist/Teacher Institute (aTi) provides classroom teachers, administrators, students and artists with in-depth, hands-on experiences in a variety of art forms that encourage professional growth and discovery.  By expanding their creativity, participants learn new skills to integrate arts into their curriculum and professional practice while connecting with a community of peers.  Led by internationally renowned master teaching artists, aTi 2010 summer workshops include Book Arts, Latin Dance, Modern Dance, Creative Movement, Music, Printmaking,  Playwriting, Theatre, Games & Improv, Oil Painting, Glass Painting, Installation Art, Poetry Out Loud and Memoir. 

Visit the aTi FAQ page, learn more about aTi experiences from past participants and view the aTimpact blog to see how teachers are bringing aTi back to their classrooms. 


Registration for aTi Summer 2010 is open!

SESSION 1:

JULY 12 - 23, 2010
Mondays - Fridays 9am - 3pm
William Paterson University, Wayne, NJ

SESSION 2:

AUGUST 2 - 13, 2010
Mondays-Fridays 9am-3pm

Rutgers University, Camden, New Jersey

Benefits of attending aTi:

  • Earn 60 hours NJ Professional Development Credit
  • Study with internationally renowned master teaching artists in a new or familiar art form in the visual, performing and literary arts.
  • Devote time to your own art and creative expression in a supportive and encouraging environment.
  • Receive expert instruction in skills, techniques and strategies for arts integration and arts immersion you can apply to your own professional teaching or personal artistic practice.
  • Learn creative applications and projects for cross-curricular connections that support the Core Curriculum Content Standards and 21st Century Skills.  
  • Refresh, renew and re-energize with a community of educators, artists and peers.

General Information:

  • aTi is a 2-week program held Mondays - Fridays from 9am-3pm at two sites in Northern or Southern New Jersey. You choose the location that is best for you.
  • Participants take a major workshop from 9am-12noon. Every day there is a 1-hour break for lunch. Participants take a minor workshop from 1-3pm.
  • $625 teachers
  • $375 artists, students and student teachers (students must have valid I.D.)
  • $575 teachers of 3 or more from the same school district.
  • Some workshops require an additional lab fee for supplies.
  • Lunch is included daily.
  • A limited number of partial scholarships are available. Click on the link to the right to access information and application.
  • Undergraduate and graduate student internships are available - 4 at each site. Click on the link to the right to access information and application.
  • PD Certificates are provided on the last day of aTi. 
  • Parking at Session 1: William Paterson University is free.
  • Parking at Session 2: Rutgers University, Camden, NJ is $2 per day.
  • Up to 3 graduate credits are available through Rutgers University at an additional cost.
  • Register online by clicking the session above of your choice.
  • Mail-in registrations are accepted. Please use the registration form available through the aTi 2010 Brochure.


                             

        

aTi is co-sponsored by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts and Arts Horizons. Additional funding is generously provided by The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, The Victoria Foundation.

 

aTi is endorsed by the New Jersey Education Association's Professional Development Institute. This "seal of approval" indicates that aTi has met the Institute’s strict guidelines for professional development activities.  

aTi offers all persons equal access and opportunities to participate in its programs and activities. If any individual needs special assistance or assistive technology, please call as far in advance of the programs as possible to make the necessary arrangements.