This week on the Teaching in the Arts podcast my former student Ebbe Bertelotti! But before I talk about this episode, I want to thank everyone who listened last week to the Teaching in the Arts with Kate Chrisman podcast
Hello everybody, back this week with a new episode of Teaching in the Arts featuring CPS elementary school art teacher, Kate Chrisman. Teachers are supposed to treat their students equally. There are no favorites, no teachers pets, and I think
Hey everybody, as you have heard or will hear on this episode of Teaching in the Arts, we are taking it easy this week, back with a new guest next week. BUT, that said, there are a couple of things
This week on the podcast my former student, Ava Battocchi. We have a great talk about a cross-disciplinary approach to new media and balancing the responsibilities of being a Loyola student and business owner. Ava took some time off before returning
This week on the podcast my former student, Ava Battocchi. We have a great talk about a cross-disciplinary approach to new media and balancing the responsibilities of being a Loyola student and business owner. Ava took some time off before returning
You’ve got to see it to believe it! This week the Teaching in the Arts Podcast guest is artist Chris Tedin. Chris tells me how he helps his students become better artists by flipping the classroom and creating videos for
Grab your passport and come on a Teaching in the Arts trip around the world! How’s that for a grabber? Eric Williams is the Director of the MFA Program in Communication Arts at Ohio University. He’s also made a career
John Otterbacher joins me on the Teaching in the Arts podcast as we discuss the journey from adjunct faculty member to full-time faculty member. Plus, talk about John’s films Riff Raff and Moving Parts, and his love of White Castle
That’s my friend JulieAnn Graham! We talk about teaching movement courses in the Columbia College Chicago Theater program. We also discuss just how hard it is to be a freshman in college. But wait there’s more! After the interview, Juliann
Teaching in the Arts has tenure! Actually, we have John Philbin, my first guest who is a tenured faculty member. John and I talk about the GVSU Summer Film Project, John’s journey from Oak Park, IL to New York, L.A.,
