Rethinking What We Teach Future Arts Administrators: It’s Not a Zero-Sum Game
I respond to Joanna Woronkowicz’s recent piece that emphasizes the need to shift arts administration education from organization-centric models to public value.
I respond to Joanna Woronkowicz’s recent piece that emphasizes the need to shift arts administration education from organization-centric models to public value.
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As students pursue a life in the arts, I teach with both realism and respect—preparing them for creative careers while modeling the skills and mindset that lead to meaningful work.
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We’re hiring! University of North Carolina at Greensboro is hiring an Assistant Professor of Arts Administration to start Fall 2025. We’re looking for someone with professional experience in the visual arts that can teach arts entrepreneurship-focused courses. Priority review of applications begins January 13, 2025. I’m chairing the search, so contact me with questions at … Continue reading Job posting: Work with me