Council Positions 2022-2024

REGIONAL

• Regional Liaison - Candace Greene,  aaea.regionalevents@gmail.com

• North Region Chair - Helen Hyatt

• South Region Chair - Jane Peterson

• Central Region Chair - Bethany Bergman

• East Region Chair - Christa Knox

• West Region Chair - Jodi Biasiucci

COMMUNICATION

• Newsletter Chair- Elise Kohli

• Social Media Chair- Jodi Biasiucci

• Youth Art Month/ YAM Chair -Laura Namerow aaea.yam@gmail.com

• Equity Diversity & Inclusion - Megan Driving Hawk aaea.edichair@gmail.com

CONFERENCE 

• Conference Chair/Conference Co-Chair - Candace Greene & Lakota Mossey

• Awards Chair- Bethany Bergman  aaea.awards@gmail.com

• Vendor Chair - Elise Kohli

Non-Council Positions 2022-2024

DIVISION CHAIRS

• Elementary - (Open)

• Middle Level - (Open)

• Secondary - Megan Driving Hawk

• Higher Education/Pre-Service/Student - (Open)

• Retired - (Open)

• Museum - (Open) 

• AZ Dept. of Ed Liaison - Julie Weissberg

9/10- Conference meeting on Zoom 9-11

9/20- Board meeting 6-8pm

9/24- Conference meeting on Zoom 9-11

10/8- Conference meeting on Zoom 9-11

10/22 Conference meeting on Zoom 9-11

10/25 Board Meeting 6-8pm

10/29 Conference meeting on Zoom 9-11

11/2-4 State Conference in Tempe Arizona

11/4- Board and conference team debrief after we strike conference

1/6/24- All Member meeting on Zoom 10am-12pm

1/24/24- Board Meeting 6-8pm

2/4/24-  Conference meeting on Zoom 9-11

2/21/24- Board Meeting 6-8pm

3/2/24- YAM Event all members location/ times TBD

3/20/24- Board Meeting 6-8pm

4/7/24- Conference meeting on Zoom 9-11

4/24/24 Board Meeting 6-8pm

5/5/24 Conference meeting on Zoom 9-11

5/22/24 Board Meeting 6-8pm

6/1/24 All Member meeting on Zoom 10-12

6/16/24 Conference meeting on Zoom 9-11

6/19/24- Board Meeting 6-8pm

Founded in 1947, the National Art Education Association is the leading professional membership organization exclusively for visual arts educators.  Members include elementary, middle, and high school visual arts educators; college and university professors; university students preparing to become art educators; researchers and scholars; teaching artists; administrators and supervisors; and art museum educators—as well as more than 54,000 students who are members of the National Art Honor Society. We represent members in all 50 states plus the District of Columbia, U.S. Possessions, most Canadian Provinces, U.S. military bases around the world, and 25 foreign countries.