Photo Courtesy of Dan Friday – at work in his hot shop
PARTNERS –
Educational Facilities
EDUCATIONAL
FACILITIES
IGAN supports and seeks to build relationships with Educational Facilities, Schools and Art Centres which have programs that focus on glass art.
Courtesy of Museum of Glass
- With a primary focus on glass art;
- Offering programs where glass art is part of the curriculum;
- “Glass factories” where students can do “hands on” work;
- Where undergraduate and advanced degrees in Glass Art are offered.
Dan Friday
- Schools seeking students can reach a broader, new audience.
- Scholarship programs, special events, or awards can be announced.
- IGAN will be a valuable resource for soliciting candidates to apply for scholarships and attracting attendees and registrants for events.
- Specific symposia can be announced to IGAN subscribers (through posts and soliciting subscribers to join the institution’s mailing list) to attract attendees and registrants.
- IGAN can support the mission outlined by governmental institutions to provide career opportunities. In Australia, for example, governmental policies support educational opportunities for Aboriginal peoples.
- Schools seeking faculty from outside their region can announce openings globally.
- Fund-raising and membership objectives, for schools and other educational facilities aligned with IGAN, can be met by soliciting IGAN’s members to subscribe and join their mailing list.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Ausglass Conference
12-15 February 2015
Adelaide, Australia
“States of Illumination”
www.ausglass.org.au
Schools, Educational Facilities & Art Centres
| Name | Location | Program Overview | Website with Program Details | Program Chair | Deadlines to Apply | Scholarships / Upcoming Programs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australian National University | Canberra, AUS | |||||
| Pilchuck School | Stanwood, WA USA | |||||
| Pratt Fine Arts Center | Seattle, WA USA |