Arts Administration

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  • Student Spotlight: Aaron Novak

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    Aaron is interested in museums with a specific focus on ancient art, archaeology and history museums with a focus on marketing, development and exhibition development. Previously, he worked at the Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem where he acted as the Director of Special Projects. He is currently interning with Third Eye, an arts marketing, PR, and…

  • Introducing the ARAD Alumni Committee!

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    With great pleasure, the ARAD Program and Alumni Committee Co-Chairs announce the inaugural ARAD Alumni Committee! We were thrilled to have received many strong applications for this initiative, including several outstanding candidates for the role of Co-Chair. The first step in assembling the Committee was determining the second Co-Chair to assist with the selection of…

  • Calling All ARAD Alumni!

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    Interested in engaging with current ARAD students and graduates of the program? Join the alumni committee! Applications and more information can be found here: ARAD Alumni Committee

  • Backtracking with Dr. Lena

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    On this episode of the Pitch podcast, Alex explores just how much of live music is truly live and whether that even matters, and ARAD professor Dr. Lena helps him to sort it out. http://www.prx.org/pieces/116350-4-backtracking

  • Developing Characters: An Exhibition by Dr. Dubin

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  • SAA Members Go To Washington

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    By Alyssa Foster Current ARAD Student, Arts & Humanities Writer   On March 24th and 25th this semester five Arts Administration representatives from the Students for Arts Advocacy (SAA) group traveled together to Washington D.C. to attend the annual conference on arts rights and regulations. Hosted by Americans for the Arts, the conference known as…

  • New Faculty: Jennifer Lena

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    By Alyssa Foster Current ARAD Student, Arts & Humanities Writer   Dr. Jennifer Lena: Scholarly Muse At the start of the Fall semester, Teachers College proudly welcomed Dr. Jennifer Lena as Associate Professor of Arts Administration. After receiving both her Masters and Ph.D. of Sociology at Columbia University, Dr. Lena ventured beyond New York for…

  • ARAD Extraordinaire: Juliana Driever

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    By Alyssa Foster Current ARAD student, A&H Staff Writer   Adjunct faculty member for The City University of New York, writer, curator, and alumna of Columbia University’s Department of Art History and Archaeology, Juliana Driever has joined the staff of TC this semester as the new Internship Coordinator for the Arts Administration (ARAD) program. Most departments…

  • The Internship Experience in Arts Administration

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    By Alyssa Foster Current ARAD Student, Arts & Humanities Writer   For Arts Administration (ARAD) students at Teachers College, participating in an internship of their choosing is a key component of the program. This experience goes beyond mere participation for most students as they engage in and truly enjoy their intern positions. Working in tandem…

  • Distinguished Speaker Series: ARAD Reflections

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    By Alyssa Foster Current ARAD student,  Arts & Humanities Writer   The Distinguished Speaker series was piloted by Dr. Lena in the Arts Administration (ARAD) program to integrate a higher level of practical experience into the research-based curriculum. Begun as a guest speaker series for the Principles and Practices course in Fall of 2013, the…