FATE Members Share

FATE Members Share is a resource page for FATE members only. Files collected from FATE conferences & regional events can be found here. Special thanks to the spirit of FATE members whose willingness to share makes this page possible.

2017 FATE @ CAA Project Swap

Naomi J. Falk, University of South Carolioa [Transformative Texture, project]

Amy Hauber [Write a Letter to Santa, project]

Meredith Starr, SUNY Suffolk Community College [Five Obstructions, project]

2015 Tectonic Shifts Conference Share

Files listed below were shared from FATE Conference Sessions at the 2105 Biennial Conference in Indianapolis, IN in Spring 2015.

Enhancing the First Year Experience: Partnerships between Foundation Studies Counseling & Wellness and New Student Seminar Programming
Session Chair: Christopher Yates, Kenyon College

Christopher Yates, Kenyon College ["Setting the State: the 1st Year Curriculum," presentation]
Heather Bray, Columbus College of Art & Design ["New Student Seminar Course Summary," document]

Erin Vlach, Columbus College of Art & Design ["A Booster Shot: Injecting Wellness into the Classroom," presentation]

The Assignments: From Problem Solving to Problem Forming
Session Chair: Christopher Willey, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Jarrett Min Davis, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, "Flowing from Problem Solving to Problem Forming"
Dean Valadez, Visual Artist, "Creativity and the Classroom: The Paradox of Creation?

[All Session Presentations]

Can You Make Something You've Never Seen Before?
Session Chair: Candace Hicks, Stephen F. Austin State University

Claire van der Plas, Adams State University [Material Play, project]

[Collaborative Sound/Image Composition, project]

Group Critiques in the Foundation Studies Drawing Course
Session Chair: Sandra Reed, Marshall University

Sebastien Fitch, Concordia University, "Sketching a Portrait of the Critique"
Julie Kierski, University of Illinois, "Student and Instructor Perceptions of Peer Group Critiques"
Heidi May, Columbus State University, "Creating Dialogical Space for Emergent Knowledge"

[All Session Presentations]

Performance, Wearables & Foundations: Be the Ball
Session Chair: Brett Reif, Kansas City Art Institute

Naomi Falk, St. Lawrence University, ["Artistic Mischief: Out and About with One-Minute Sculptures," presentation]

[Erwin Wurm One-Minute Sculptures, project]

Globalization as a Catalyst for Innovation: Black Mountain College, Paducah School of Art, and Kadir Has University, Istanbul
Session Chair: Winn Rea, Long Island University Post

Bilan Liao, Paducah School of Art & Design, WKCTC, KY & Dr. Marcie Hinton, Murray State University, KY
["Teaching Chinese painting in the rural South (USA): Preparing Cultural Studio Space in order for Perspective and Art to Happen," presentation]
Joel Varland, Savannah College of Art & Design ["Black Mountain College: Back to the Future," presentation]

Nur Balkir Kuru, Kadir Has University ["Continue Learning from the City," presentation]

Making the Most Out of What You've got! Color, Technology, and Collaboration in a 2D Design Class
Session Chair: Clint Samples, University of West Georgia

Steve Novick, New England School of Art & Design, Suffolk University ["Semester Zero" (A Post-Mortem on a New 2D/Color Course), presentation]
Lori Faist, Columbus College of Art and Design ["First Year CORE CCAD: Integrating Digital Media into the Studio Curriculum," presentation]

Making the Most Out of What You've got! Color, Technology, and Collaboration in a 2D Design Class
Session Chairs: Amy Brier, Ivy Tech Community College & Richard Moninski, University of Wisconsin-Plattville

Adam Fotos, Chicago State University, College of DuPage ["Through the Lens of Manga and Anime, presentation]

The Final Word: Creative Final Projects in 2D & 3D Foundations
Session Chair: Greg Skaggs, Troy University

Heather Deyling, Savannah College of Art & Design, ["My Best Final Project (So Far)," presentation]
Heather Szatmary, Savannah College of Art & Design, ["I can't even!" - Giving Characters a Voice, presentation]
Benjamin Entner, SUNY Oswego ["Old Dog, New Tricks: Post Modern Birdhouses," presentation]