2012coaea summer institute registration 5june

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J.Davis&Y.R.Brow

n,Co-Chairs

2012C.O.A.E.A.SU

MMERINSTITUTE

221EastHigh

Bellefontaine,Ohio43311

JOIN US THIS SUMMER...

at the premiere, professional developmentevent for art educators in Central Ohio.

Enrich your mind, refresh your perspectives,

and invigorate your teaching at the 2012

COAEA Summer Institute. Enjoy a stimulatingand creative atmosphere while developing

new skills for use in your art classroom/studio.Choose from a variety of media in 2D and

3D disciplines, including traditional, and

digital. This program will allow eachparticipant to complete 16 hours of

professional development. Space is limited,so register early!

Participate in hands-on studio

workshops in a variety of arteducation and

fine arts disciplines.

Complete 16 studio contact hours

toward professional

development requirements

CEUs/PDUs/Graduate Credit ($199).

Share ideas and lesson plans with

other colleagues.

Only $99 plus some material fees.

Registration will be accepted on a

first come, first served basis until allspaces have been filled. The $99

registration fee, and any material

fees must be aid at the time of

CENTRAL OHIO ART EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

2012 C.O.A.E.A.SUMMER INSTITUTE

Kirkmont Center6946 County Road 10

Zanesfield, Ohio 43360

July 24th & 25th, 2012

Two days of professional development,CEUs/PDUs, graduate credit, meals and

more. Enjoy a great PD all for less than$100.00 for two days! See you there. Tolearn more about the site and facilities atKirkmont, please visitwww.kirkmontcenter.com
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10 REASONS TO ATTEND:

1. Its TWO, fun, high-energydays packed with non-stop,hands-on learning!

2. You will get strategies andbest practices that will have

an immediate impact onyour approach to teachingand your classroom.

3. Well show you budget-friendly recycled and

upcycled projects.4. There will be art techniques

foreveryone, especiallyNON-artist teachers!

5. You will network with working

artist and art educators thathave a local, state , nationaland international reputation.

6. Youll work with exemplarsand industry leaders in theart education, art materialsand technology fields.

7. There will be strategies forboth new and experiencedteachers.

8. You will experience creativityto broaden your experienceas a teacher and deepenyour understanding oflearning.

9. Two ways to pay--Paper andPen and Online!, Food,massages, and a nice placeto lay your head.

10. F.O.M.S. (Fear Of MissingSomething!)

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CALENDAR:01 July 2012...................RegistrationDeadlinefirst come, first served

3 July 2012...Cancellation

of your registration. NO REFUNDS can

be provided after Tuesday, July 32012.

24 July, 2012....................Check-in andWorkshops

25 July 2012................Check-in

and Workshops

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F.Y.I.

You do not need to be an OAEA

member to attend!

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTWITH CONTINUING EDUCATION

UNIT(CEU/PDU) credit will be offeredat this event. CEU/PDU credit will beavailable for attending this institute. If

you are in the certification renewal

cycle, this institute is an excellent

opportunity to earn credits towards

recertification.

GRADUATE CREDIT OPTION - FOR

ONE GRADUATE CREDIT HOUR

$200 Registration/payment for

college credit can be made on the first

day of the camp. Credit will be

awarded by Ashland University. Please

do not include your college credit

money with your2012 COAEA Summer

Institute registration fee payment. At

this writing the Course Title: Art

Education Institute Course

#EDU6170N9

PLEASE BRING YOUR FAVORITE

SNACKS TO SHARE. We will have a

snack center throughout the course

of the event.

ALCOHOL IS NOT PERMITTED ONTHE PREMISESof the Kirkmont Center.Feel free to visit local restaurants andshops where you can imbibe, dine and

buy gifts to remember this event! Wewill have an information sheet about

the area available at check-in.

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CANCELLATION POLICYCOAEA reserves the right to cancelany workshop that have a material fee

and/or the summer institute due to

insufficient enrollment and will notify

students of any cancellation by July 15,2012prior to the start of the summerinstitute. In the event that COAEAcancels a workshop and/or the

institute, the student will receive a full

refund. COAEA cannot be responsible

for airline tickets or other travel costs in

the event of a cancellation.

REFUND POLICYIn the event that COAEA cancels a

workshop where the attendee paid a

material fee and/or the institute, the

student will receive a full refund.COAEA cannot be responsible for

airline tickets or other travel costs in theevent of a cancellation. The COAEA

will issue full refund minus a $25.00administration fee, for all WRITTENcancellations RECEIVED no later than

Tuesday, July 10 2012. Cancellationsmay be submitted by U.S. mail to

Jennifer Davis, RD/Co-Chair:221 East High, Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311

or an email to Jennifer Davis:[email protected]. You will receivea confirmation email for all

cancellations. If you do NOT receivethe confirmation email, contact

Jennifer Davis at 567-704-6098 toconfirm receipt of your written/email

request. After Tuesday, July 10, 2012,you may substitute a qualified

teacher/COAEA member in your placefor a $25.00 transfer fee. NO REFUNDScan be provided after Tuesday, July 10,

2012.

MASSAGES:One half-hour massages provided bylicensed massage therapists. $25 1/2

hour

TRAVEL:All travel expenses andarrangements are left to the individual.

BRING YOUR STUFF...A camera, batteries, thumb drive andlaptop to capture the moments,

download lesson plans directly to your

computer or thumb drive , set up your

Little Davinci Online Student Art

Galleries account, and to swap

information with colleagues. Bringmoney, you may want to shop in the

area, we may have a raffle or the

presenters may have supplies for sell.

Your favorite pillow/blanket, drawingtablet, a digital voice recorder, extrabatteries, bug spray, Rx...THINK

CAMPING!

ACCOMMODATIONS:We will workand live in the Croft House Lodge at

the Kirkmont Center. Shared suite style

sleeping accommodations are

available on a first served basis forthose who prefer it. Located off the

great room are four bedrooms (6 beds

per room), each with 4 bunks, 2 single

beds a private washroom and shower.

One of the bedrooms is handicap

accessible. The lodge has a kitchentoo.MEALS:Continental breakfast (bothdays) and lunch (both days) will be

served each day and one evening

meal (24 July) is provided. Vegetarian

options will be available at each meal.

Please let us know if you have anyspecific food allergies, etc, we will

notify the caterer.
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REGISTRATION

The registration for the 2012COAEA Summer Institute willbe filled on a first come, first

served basis and earlyregistration isrecommended as class sizesare limited and fill early.Note: Sessions are limited to15-20 participants each.Early registration helps ourinstructors and artists

traveling to the SummerInstitute make supplypurchases, travel andaccommodationarrangements in a timelymanner.

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A registration confirmationwill be sent to you uponreceipt of payment. The

COAEA per the instructorswill post supply lists if

necessary via email. Eachregistrant must complete aregistration form andprovide all the informationrequested below. Formsthat are incomplete or thatcontain more than onename will not be honored.

Forms that are sent withoutfull payment will not behonored.

Please use the Old School Paper RegistrationMethod form to register for the 2012COAEA Summer Institute, to tell us which

workshops you will attend, especially theones that have a material fee, lodging,meal choices and massages. We acceptChecks and MoneyOrders. You canalso register and pay with a credit cardonline. Additional fees will be applied byEVENTBRITE.com. See the link below:

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WORKSHOP DESCRIPTIONS

2012 COAEA SUMMER INSTITUTEPre-Institute Event

Learn the art of Raku Clay Hand

Building with Artist Holly Ruggles

Friday, 15 June 20129:30A-11:30ABenjamin Logan Middle SchoolHosted by Jennifer Davis, COAEARegional Director)$15.00 feeRaku has been described as atechnique, a specialized product, a

state of mind, and even a religiousexperience. To a traditionalJapanese potter, it is perhaps all the

above. Make your own creationsusing easy hand-building methods

(pinch, slab, and coil). ALL SKILLLEVELS WELCOME. Previousexperience in hand building would

be helpful. Also, learn how to glazeyour work and fire an object at aworkshop at the COAEA Summer

Institute. The fee covers the handbuilding session, glaze and the rakufiring (July 24 firing at Holly Ruggles

Geodesic home studio).If you cannot attend the workshop atBenjamin Logan Middle School youmay bring an already made and

bisque fired piece to be raku fired(the item must be made from rakuclay). Please contact Jennifer [email protected] registrationpurposes. workshop PSIRCHB(3 hours)

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9:00A10.30ATaking Cues from NatureFORREST Woody AMIDON

Participants will use their digitalcamera, cell phone, iPod, or iPadto take close up photos of the

natural world. The images on thedigital devices will be used tocreate paintings that explore line,form, texture, and color. Searchthrough the catalogue of images

that you already have, print a fewand bring them along too. (hands-on lesson) workshop24C(1.50 hours) Upper Lodge L

9:00A 10.30A Create yourschool/personal art gallery

LITTLE DAVINCIJoin the owners ofLittleDaVinci.com and learn how toset up an online gallery for yourstudents and your personal artwork.Teachers and parents can now

easily create free, online artgalleries to showcase the amazingwork that our children create.Families and friends can view thesemasterpieces and purchaseprofessional, customized giftsthrough our gift show. Whensomething is purchased through the

LittleDaVinci.com gallery, 20% ofthe profits go back to that theschool or organization.(informational/tutorial)workshop24D(1.50 hours) Lower Level Lodge Floor

2012 COAEA SUMMER INSTITUTEDAY 1 TUESDAY, 24 JULY

8:00-8:45A

Check-in/ Workshop/Set-ups/Meetand Greet (45 min)Upper LevelLodge

9:00 A11:45ADoll-Making Made EasyPETER A. BERWALDIn this workshop, participants willlearn all they need to know fordeveloping an economical andeasy lesson for making dolls from

polymer clay (Sculpey/Fimo), coathangers, wood, fabric and assortedmaterials. (hands-on lesson) $8 fee

workshop 24A (2.75 hours) UpperLodge R

9:00 A11:45A

Recycled Materials in Art: WindowClings MICHELLE STITZLEINDo you recycle? This workshop willshow you how to use thousands ofplastic bottle caps to make a reallycool bottle cap art window cling.Create a design, apply the caps,

stick the design on the windowcling and enjoy. (hands-on lesson)

Workshop24B (2.75 hours)
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9:00A12:00PInto The Woods: Plein AirePhotography SELF-GUIDEDLet the Kirkmont property inspire

your creativity. This is a self-guided(non instructor) activity. Explore thegrounds of the Kirkmont Center and

create art with other creativepeople and let us enhance ourskills, share our knowledge andmotivate each other. Work in themedia you are most comfortable

with or try media that you want toexplore (digital photography,monoprints, charcoal, watercolor,acrylic, oil, etc.).(3 hours)workshop24E (hands-on lesson)(3 hours) On property

12:00P12:30PLUNCH (30 minutes) LowerLodge Carpet

12:30P-1:00P Keynote with Michelle

Stitzlein: Publishing & Global ArtTravelMeet the Artist/Author, MichelleStitzlein. Stitzlein, has been creatingsculpture with recycled materials asa full-time artist since 2000 in herBaltimore, Ohio studio. Her work hasbeen shown in art and craftmuseums nationally, and has beenfeatured on HGTV. She was

awarded a 2008 IndividualExcellence Grant from the Ohio Arts

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1:30P3:30PConfronting a Blank SurfaceC.FORRESTWoody AMIDONParticipants will experiment with avariety of ways to add color to a

prepared surface. Once color andtexture have been established, wewill discuss hot to proceed tofinished works. (hands-on lesson)workshop24G(2 hours) Upper Level Lodge L

1:30P4:15PThe Art, Science, History, Mess, and

Shenanigans of Papermaking forAny Classroom DANIEL COLVINThis workshop will be coveringpaper making techniques fromtraditional sheet making toinstallation sculptures. Participantswill process paper pulp, make sheetpaper, make colored paper, sculpt

paper, learn to incorporate papermaking into other art forms. (hands-on lesson) $15 feeworkshop24H(2.75 hours) LowerLod e Floor

Council. Michelle has visited over 50

elementary schools andorganizations as an artist-in-residence and continues to share

her passion for creating withhumble materials in her books,

workshops, presentations andexhibitions. Learn about her twobooks Cool Caps! and BottlecapLittle Bottlecap, which are how-toart & craft books about theutilization of recycled, plastic bottlecaps from milk jugs, orange juicecartons, water bottles, cola bottles,shampoo bottles, margarine tubs,and other products. Michelle willalso share information on her travelsand her collection of art madefrom recycled materials from India,Guatemala, Mexico, South Africa,

Peru, Bolivia, Colombia andNamibia. (informational) (30minutes)Lower Lodge Carpet1:00P-1:30PBREAK (30 minutes)

1:30P3:30PRecycled Materials in Art: Mini-Sculpture MICHELLE STITZLEINCreate a freestanding bottle capsculpture with Michelle Stitzlein. AWHOLE BIN of plastic bottle capsare just WAITING to be transformedinto a work of art. So, whatchagonna create! (hands-on lesson)workshop24F

(2 hours) Lower Lodge Carpet


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3:45P5:30PCreating Personal Shrines: A GreatWay to Get to Know Your StudentsCINDY KERR

What imagery would you use todescribe yourself or a topicimportant to you? Bring images,text, journal pages, and tiny 3-dobjects to build a mini-shrine. Agreat lesson to learn about yourstudents! (hands-on lesson) $2fee workshop24I (90 minutes) UpperLevel R

3:45P5:30PMAKE-A PIN-TAKE A PINDAWN NORRIS (Repeated on07/25/12)

Get to know fellow arteducators/conference participantsby making a unique, wearable, artpin. In this activity, you will have achance to create an original,wearable pin. The catch is, youcant keep your own pin. The pinyou create is the price you pay to

buy someone elses pin. Onceyouve created a pin, you will leave

yours at the pin making station.Then you can take a pin made bysomeone. See if you can find the

creator of your pin at the GreaterCincinnati OAEA Professional

Development Conference! (hands-on lesson)workshop24JLodge Loft

5:30P-5:45P Break (15 min)

2Participants will learn thecharacteristics of raku, and begiven instructions on how toconstruct a raku kiln of their own.

Raku is fun and exciting. Join usand discover how to share thisJapanese art form with yourstudents. The workshop is also astand-alone workshop that can beattended whether you went to thehand-building workshop or not.You may bring an already madeand bisque fired piece to be rakufired (the item must be made fromraku clay) on July 24. Everyone iswelcome to Holly's home, even ifyou are not participating in the rakuworkshop. You may observe thefiring process or just enjoy Holly'sbeautiful enclosed back porch,some refreshments, and a relaxingsoak in the hot tub.workshop24K(hands-on lesson)(2.25 hours) $15 fee for handbuilding , glazing and firing or $10

for glazing/firing only Off Site

5:45P6:30P Dinner/Travel toRaku Firing

6:45P9;00PRaku Glazing and FiringHOLLY RUGGLES

Learn how to glaze and fire a rakuceramic piece. This workshop is afollow-up to the June 15, Learn the

Art of Raku Clay Hand Building withArtist Holly Ruggles workshop at Ben

Logan Middle School. Raku is afiring process developed in 16thcentury Japan for the Japanesetea ceremony. Pieces fired in thismanner are referred to as Raku orRaku pottery. The pieces areglazed, dried and put directly into avery hot kiln where they remainabout twenty minutes until theglazes have melted at atemperature of 1820F. The piece isthen removed from the gas firedkiln with long Raku tongs and putinto a nest of hay or news paperand covered with a bucketcreating a reduction chamber.

They are then quickly quenchedwith water. Raku glazes are famousfor the beautiful metallic luster andcrackle effects. This is a fascinatingfiring process to see and be a partof. Raku firing is dramatic andexciting. The glaze and firing session

will be off site at the Holly Rugglesgeodesic home/studio.


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2012 COAEA SUMMER INSTITUTEDAY 2 WEDNESDAY, 25 JULY

8:00A8:45ABreakfast/ workshop set-ups/meetand greets (45min)

8:45A9:00A Break (15 min)

SWAP!Bring your favorite lessonplan from 2011-2012. Also bring a

project example and/or images.Participants are asked to use the

following format for their

submissions. Lesson plans should

be original, typed and includethe art teachers name, name

and address of the school, title

of lesson, grade level, and

behavioral objectives. art

materials, procedures, and

evaluation rubric. Participantsshould bring 20 copies of their

best lesson and/or a digital file

that folks can download to theirHD/thumb drive. You will receive

a ticket to the swap with yourcontribution. Packets of

lessons/download starting at

3:00 p.m. on July 25th.

workshop25AUpper Lodge R

29:00A -10:30AMaps of DiscoveryROXANNE HOLONITCHIf you have enjoyed the magical

world of Winnie the Pooh's HundredAcre Wood, Tolkien Middle Earth,Swiss Family Robinson or Narnia theMaps of Discovery workshop is theperfect creative journey. Drawingmaps of imaginary places is fun;doing this can inspire yourimagination and it is also a limitlessart form for the young and youngat heart. In the workshop you willdraw maps that look natural, vivid,and visually appealing, using simpleart materials. A fun project for K-12and art journaling. (hands-onlesson) workshop25D(1.5 hours) Lower Lodge Carpet

10:45A-12:00PMARIE'S CANDIES: The Art of

Chocolate TourTour a local confectioner and learn

about the art and design of thechocolate business. Since 1956,Marie's Candies has been makingits own chocolates. In 1996, thecompany restored a historical traindepot to host their cozy, chocolatecandy shop. Join the associates of

Maries Candies and experiencefreshly made chocolate samples,tour the facilities, and you can

choose from over 80 varieties of(delicious and informational)

9:00A11:45A

New Products and Art-makingTechniquesKATHRYN CAHILLCome play with new materials andproducts from various art

companies. Sax Art, Inc.representative Katie Cahill will showus fun and exciting techniques forour classrooms and in our own art.(informational/hands-on lesson)workshop25B (2.75 hours)Upper Lodge L

9:00A11:45AStroke & Coat Explorations:Sunflower VaseBOB MORENIA creative hands-on workshoputilizing versatile and vividMaycoStroke & Coat glazes and glazingtechniques focusing on color,composition and brushwork.Create a Monet like Sunflower vase(not a plate) using Stroke & Coatglazes as aopaque and watercolorin a Majolica technique. Also, learn

how to do brushwork using a scriptliner brush. (hands-on lesson)workshop25C (2.75 hours)Lower Lodge Floor


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2012 COAEA SUMMER INSTITUTEDAY 2 WEDNESDAY, 25 JULY

12:15P12:45P LUNCH (30 minutes)Lower Lodge Carpet

12:45P-1:15P

SKYPE Keynote withKris Montes: Get Published:Publishing in K-12Art EducationMagazinesMeet Kris Fontes, Art

Educator/Author and President of

the Pennsylvania Art Education

Association (PAEA). Fontes has

been published several articles in

School Artsmagazine,Arts and

Activities magazine and is a regular

contributor to theIncredible Art

Department Online Art Resource.

Learn about writing for professional

magazines that are geared toward

K-12 art educators. Walk away

from the keynote event with tips

and techniques of writing for K-12

market. EarlyAdolescent/Young

Adult Art. (informational) (30

minutes)

1:30P4:15PStroke & Coat Explorations:Exotic Leaves withButterflies Tile BOB MORENIA creative hands-on workshoputilizing versatile and vividMayco Stroke &Coat glazes

and Accents glazing techniques.This project will learn how to usepaper templates and stamps as adesign tools to create a glazed tile.(hands-on lesson)workshop25G (2.75 hours)Lower Lodge Floor

3:00P-4:30PPersonal Printmaking: BuildingComplex Designs with SimpleHandmade StampsMARY BAINEInspired by pictographs,participants will design a personalstamp, carve it in relief, then usethat stamp to create severaldistinctly different patterns bycontrolling value and/or stamprotation. (hands-on lesson)workshop25H $4.50 material fee

(1.5 hours) Upper Lodge R

3:00P-4:30PMAKE A PIN-TAKE A PINDAWN NORRISGet to know fellow arteducators/conference participantsby making a unique, wearable, artpin. In this activity, you will have achance to create an original,

wearable pin. The catch is, youcant keep your own pin. The pin

1:15P1:30P Break (15 min)

1:30P3:45PDraw, Create and ImagineSTEVE HARPSTER

Meet the professionalillustrator/author Steve Harpster andlearn how he can help you craft anopportunity that brings literacy and

visual arts to your school in a neatpackage. Learn about Steves

career as an illustrator and author.Learn how to use alphabets andnumerals in the art classroom as a

jumping off point for greatdrawings. The presentation will alsoinclude an overview of the six booksSteve Harpster has written and anoverview will be provided about

the 30-35 minute presentation hecan provide for schoolsBest of allthe presentations are FREE! Oh, wait,

even better the school's earn 30% from

the sale of all the books sold during the

presentation. (informational/hands-

on lesson) workshop25F (2.25 hours)Lower Lodge Carpet

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2012 COAEA Summer InstituteREGISTRATION FORMYou do not need to be an OAEA member to attend!1 of 5 Registration Form(s): Send this page with your payment.

Name_________________________________________________________________

Preferred Address________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________

Preferred Phone (____)__________________________

Preferred Email address (one that you access/answer during thesummer)

__________________________________

Emergency Contact: Name ________________________________

Relationship________________________________________________

Cell Phone (____)_____________________

Home/Other Phone (____)__________________________

______________ OAEA Membership Number or get online and join:http://oaea.org/Sitepage.asp?page=Membership

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Check all that apply:

___ I am a member of Ohio Art EducationAssociation. Membership#__________________

___ I am a presenter at the 2012 SummerInstitute

___ I presented at the 2011 Summer Institute___ I attended the 2011 Summer Institute___ I teach visual art___I teach dance, drama/theatre or music

___ I teach an academic subject other thanart (List):________________________________

___I am a school/district administrator___I am a teaching artist___I need vegetarian meals

___I need gluten free meals___I have food allergies:(List):________________

________________________________________________I need the following accessibility

accommodations:_____________________________________________

_____________________________________________

_______ Please check if you plan to register

onsite for graduate credit. Graduate CreditOption - for one graduate credit hour$199

Registration/payment for college credit can

be made on the first day of the camp. Credit

will be awarded by Ashland University. Please

do not include your college credit money with your

2012 COAEA Summer Institute registrationfee

payment. For your LPDC/Professional

DevelopmentAt this writing the Course Title:

Art Education Institute Course #EDU6170N9
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2 of 5 Registration Form(s): Sendthis page with your payment.

Name________________________________Please place an x on the line

next to each workshop you will

attend during the SummerInstitute. The data we collect

from the form will help us with

planning for workshop

promos/cancellation, material

purchases, space use, and tours

off site. We will then share the

information with the workshop

instructors/vendors. The

workshop instructors/vendors will

use this information to developtheir workshop and purchase

materials in advance. If you

registered and paid online via

the EVENTBRITE online

registration, you will still need to

submit this form! We apologize

for the extra stepLearning

Curve. Thank you!.

Pre-Summer Institute Event

_______Learn the art of Raku ClayHand Building with Artist HollyRuggles

Friday, 15 June 2012 9:30A-11:30Aworkshop PSIRCHB (3 hours)

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_______1:30P3:30PConfronting a Blank SurfaceC.FORRESTWoody AMIDONworkshop24G(2 hours)

_______1:30P4:15PThe Art, Science, History, Mess, andShenanigans of Papermaking forAny Classroom DANIEL COLVINworkshop24H(2.75 hours)

_______3:45P5:30P

Creating Personal Shrines: A Great

Way to Get to Know Your StudentsCINDY KERR workshop24I(90 minutes)

_______3:45P5:30PMAKE-A PIN-TAKE A PINDAWN NORRIS (repeated on07/25/12)workshop24J

_______6:45P9;00P

Raku Glazing and FiringHOLLY RUGGLES workshop24K

DAY 1 TUESDAY, 24 JULY

_______9:00 A11:45ADoll-Making Made EasyPETER A. BERWALD$8 fee workshop 24A (2.75 hours)

_______9:00 A11:45ARecycled Materials in Art: WindowClings MICHELLE STITZLEINWorkshop24B (2.75 hours)

_______9:00A10.30ATaking Cues from NatureFORREST Woody AMIDON lworkshop24C (1.50 hours)

_______9:00A10.30ACreate your school/personal artgallery LITTLE DAVINCI workshop24D(1.50 hours)

_______9:00A12:00PInto The Woods: Plein AirePhotography SELF-GUIDED

(3 hours) workshop24E

_______12:30P-1:00P Keynote withMichelle Stitzlein: Publishing &Global Art Travel (30 minutes)

_______1:30P3:30PRecycled Materials in Art: Mini-Sculpture MICHELLE STITZLEIN

(2 hours) workshop24F


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3 of 5 Registration Form(s): Send thispage with your payment.

Please place an x on the line

next to each workshop you will

attend during the Summer

Institute. The data we collect

from the form will help us with

planning for workshop promos/cancellation, material

purchases, space use, and tours

off site. We will then share the

information with the workshop

instructors/vendors. The

workshop instructors/vendors will

use this information to develop

their workshop and purchase

materials in advance. If youregistered and paid online via

the EVENTBRITE online

registration, you will still need to

submit this form! We apologize

for the extra step

LearningCurve. Thank you!.

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_______1:30P4:15P Stroke & CoatExplorations: Exotic Leaves withButterflies Tile BOB MORENIworkshop25G (2.75 hours)

_______3:00P-4:30PPersonal Printmaking: BuildingComplex Designs with SimpleHandmade StampsMARY BAINE workshop25H(1.5 hours)

_______3:00P-4:30PMAKE A PIN-TAKE A PINDAWN NORRISworkshop25I (1.50 hours)

DAY 2 WEDNESDAY, 25 JULY

_______SWAP! workshop25A_______9:00A11:45A

New Products and Art-makingTechniques KATHRYN CAHILLworkshop25B (2.75 hours)

_______9:00A11:45AStroke & Coat Explorations:Sunflower Vase BOB MORENIworkshop25C(2.75 hours)

_______9:00A -10:30AMaps of DiscoveryROXANNE HOLONITCHworkshop25D(1.5 hours)

_______10:45A-12:00PMARIE'S CANDIES: The Art of

Chocolate Tour workshop25E(1.5 hours) OFF SITE

_______1:30P3:45PDraw, Create and ImagineSTEVE HARPSTERworkshop25F (2.25 hours)


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MEALS 4of 5 Registration Form(s): Send this page with

your payment.PLEASE INDICATE YOUR MENU CHOICEWITH AN X ON THE LINE NEXT TOLUNCH AND DINNER ITEM(S).

Name________________________________DAY 1 TUESDAY, 24 JULY

Continental BreakfastFruit and Danish. Tea and coffee.

Lunch(choose one please)

___Chicken enchilada, taco salad, andcookie

___Cheese enchilada, taco salad, andcookie

Dinner (choose one please)

___Sweet and Sour chicken with rice,

crunchy Chinese salad and cookie

___Vegetable Sweet and Sour with rice,

crunchy Chinese salad and cookie

___Stuffed chicken roll with rice, crunchy

Chinese salad and cookie

*SNACKS

Please bring a

snack to share.We will have a

snack table set

for your noshing

pleasure!

DAY 2 WEDNESDAY, 25 JULY

Continental BreakfastCinnamon streusel muffins, chocolate

chip cappuccino scones, cherry

scones, fruit, yogurt, tea and coffee

Lunch(choose one please)

___Shredded Beef sandwich and

snacks*

___Shredded Chicken sandwich andsnacks*

___Veggie sub and snacks*

Beverages will be provided at all

meals.

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2012 COAEA SUMMER INSTITUTE5 of 5 Registration Form(s): Sendthis page with your payment.

Name________________________________Registration Fee*

Mark your attendance/datechoice(s) with an X. Write the

total for dates you will attend inthe space above of theREGISTRATION SUBTOTAL.

_______ 24 July ONLY $60.00

_______ 25 July ONLY $60.00

_______ Both July 24 & 25 $99.00

$ _______________REGISTRATION SUBTOTAL HEREThis fee includes supplies except for

workshops that require a material fee.

Registration Fee forPresenters ONLY*

_______ 24 July ONLY $45.00

_______ 25 July ONLY $45.00

_______ Both July 24 & 25 $74.25

$ _______________ PRESENTERREGISTRATION SUBTOTAL HEREThese fees reflect a presenter discount

of 25% off the 2012 COAEA Summer.This fee includes supplies except for

workshops that require a material fee.

Lodging Fee$ _______________ Lodging$25 for one night--24 July

Preferred Roommate(s):

________________________________

________________________________Massage Fee$ _______________ 25 July

Massage (1/2 Hour) $25First come, first serve. We may addadditional slots,if the therapist has time.

_______1:00 - 1:30 p.m.

_______1:45 - 2:15 p.m.

_______2:30 - 3:00 p.m.

_______3:15 - 3:45 p.m.

_______4:00 - 4:30 p.m.

$ _______________ Total

Fees

*Please send pp.#10-14 in with yourpayment. (sorry about the branches thatwere sacrificed for the registration

materials) You may pay by check or

money order. Please make checksor money order payable to OAEA(Central Region). In the memowrite: 2012 COAEA Summer InstituteSend your registration via USPS to:Jennifer Davis, Co-Chair:221 East High, Bellefontaine, Ohio43311

Materials Fee*This fee is in addition to the registrationfee and pertains to workshops where

the instructor requires a material fee.

Mark your choice(s) with an X,

add up the total fees and put the

sum total on the line to the left ofthe.$_______________ $15 feeLearn The Art Of Raku Clay Hand

Building with Artist, Holly

Ruggles. 15 June, 2012 at BenjaminLogan Middle School, Bellefon-taine, OH. This includes the raku clay,

raku glaze and firing session on 24 July,

2012 at the COAEA Summer Institute*.

$ _______________ $8 fee

Doll-Making Made Easy 7/24 BERWALD$ _______________ $15 feeThe Art, Science, History, Mess, and

Shenanigans of Papermaking for Any

Classroom 7/24 COLVIN$ _______________ $2 feeCreating Personal Shrines: A Great Way

to Get to Know Your Students 7/24KERR

$ _______________ $10 fee*Raku Glaze and Firing ONLY (For those

that did not attend the 15 July sessionat Benjamin Logan Middle School,

Bellefontaine, OH) 7/24 RUGGLES

$ _______________ $4.50 feePersonal Printmaking: Building

Complex Designs with Simple

Handmade Stamps 7/25 BAINE

$ _______________

MATERIALS FEE SUBTOTAL HERE*.14

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