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Aurora 2014




​RETREAT INTO ART - NATURALLY

NATA 2014 Fall conference

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SEPTEMBER 26-27, 2014

conference workshop handouts
2014 CONFERENCE PHOTOS
SARAH BAILEY  :  MARGARET BERRY  :   JENNI BRANT
NANCY CHILDS  :  ELIZABETH INGRAHAM
KAREN KUNC :  KATE MARX  :  CARRIE STROPE SOHAYDA
BART VARGAS
VIEW ARTIST WORKSHOPS
THANK YOU committee members for all of your efforts preparing for this conference:  Carolyn Albracht, Conference Chair, Jody Boyer, Melissa Cleaver,  Barrett Epp, Lynette Fast, Sharon Kennedy, Mollie Magnuson, Cindy McClelland, Kelsey Pralle, Jocelyn Reiss, Jennifer Bockerman, and Allison Fees Varah.
_NATA’s Fall Conference 2014 is scheduled for the last weekend in September, to be held in Aurora at the Leadership Center. This retreat-style conference, featuring workshops with professional artists and professional development with curriculum facilitators, will be both relaxing and rejuvenating. The conference theme will focus around nature, as attendees will be able to enjoy the scenic grounds of the Leadership Center and immerse themselves in two days of creation and recreation. Paddle boats, a hiking trail, an indoor swimming pool and basketball court are all available for leisure time use. The town of Aurora offers a number of amenities and attractions, such as the Plainsman Museum (where the educators art show will be displayed) and the Edgerton Explorit Center (where the Sheldon Statewide exhibit will be displayed). Also, ten miles north of Aurora, is the artist residency, Art Farm, where all are invited to take self-guided tours of past residents’ art projects and sculptures. On Saturday evening, an open studio and gallery tour is being planned, and will include opportunities for NATA members to feature their own and/or students’ artworks for sale. 

 Introducing the newly approved Nebraska Fine Arts Standards and writing curriculum for classroom alignment will be the focus during the conference.  A special emphasis will be placed upon integrating naturalist education for student engagement.  A vibrant, innovative community of more than 190 Nebraska art 
education professionals representing art specialists and teachers of the visual arts, school district 
administrators, university professors and scholars, researchers, and museum educators will connect with 
the common goal of advancing art education for the benefit of students in schools throughout the state. 
Opportunities include eight studio sessions that showcase alignment of the standards and artistic behavior, 
provide interactive learning through hands­ on workshops, local arts studio tours, and the Sheldon Art 
Museum Statewide Exhibit.  The content of this experience is 100% education ­related and can be applied 
immediately to teaching and learning in your school. 

Thank you to our conference supporters!

WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE NEBRASKA ARTS COUNCIL AND THE NEBRASKA CULTURAL ENDOWMENT.
THE NEBRASKA ARTS COUNCIL, A STATE AGENCY, HAS SUPPORTED THIS ARTS EVENT THROUGH ITS MATCHING GRANTS PROGRAM FUNDED BY THE NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE AND THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS, AND THE NEBRASKA CULTURAL ENDOWMENT. VISIT www.nebraskaartscouncil.org FOR INFORMATION ON HOW THE NEBRASKA ARTS COUNCIL CAN ASSIST YOUR ORGANIZATION.
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SHELDON MUSEUM OF ART

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The Educational Sketchbook Program
Joanne Finck, School Representative
Providing sketchbooks for conference participants

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Yen Azzaro, Representative www.youtube.com/GelliArts www.facebook.com/GelliArts twitter.com/GelliArts

Jon Garbisch
Associate director, Cedar Point Biological Station


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Aurora, NE

Vicki VonLoh
Master Naturalist, Master Gardener


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University of Nebraska Kearney

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Educator Show Sponsor, Aurora, NE

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Hamilton Community Foundation, Aurora, NE

Donald and INgeborg Beyer Memorial Fund
Aurora, NE


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Hamilton Communications, Aurora, NE

Bob Reeker

Lorinda Rice
Nata co - Past President


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Aurora, NE

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Omaha, NE

NOVICE TEACHER REGISTRATION
SUPPORTERS:
JERENE KRUSE, ALBION
GLORIA NELSON, OMAHA
ANONYMOUS DONOR, OMAHA

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Sheldon Workshop Sponsor, Aurora, NE
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