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"Art & Food" was the theme for this year's Visual Arts Classic.  The State Competition was held at University of Wisconsin-Madison Art Department, Friday, April 11th.             Click on picture for more artwork....
"Art & Food" was the theme for this year's Visual Arts Classic. The State Competition was held at University of Wisconsin-Madison Art Department, Friday, April 11th. Click on picture for more artwork....

Visual Arts Classic Winners!
Critical Thinking
1st place-Hortonville-Gail Draeger
2nd place-Waukesha South-Mary Windler & Tom Mancuso
3rd place-Burlington-Susan Sheldon, Donna Harjes & Carrie Hrubes

Quiz Bowl
1st place-Little Wolf-Nancy Zabler
2nd place-Lodi-Mark Arnold
3rd place-Burlington-Susan Sheldon, Donna Harjes & Carrie Hrubes

Overall Team Points
1st place-Waukesha South-Mary Windler & Tom Mancuso
2nd place-Burlington-Susan Sheldon, Donna Harjes & Carrie Hrubes
3rd place-Portage-Valerie Banks & Ron Poniatowski

Coaches, the 2009 theme will be Art & Social Issues.  Organizational meeting is scheduled for June 30 at Baraboo High School.

IMPORTANT DEADLINE DATES:
May 16, Proposal to Present at the 2008 Fall Conference in Sheboygan 
May 15, Nomination Requirements for all WAEA Awards


Join WAEA for these Membership only opportunities for your students
Visioneers Design Challenge 
The professionals working with students this year are
Scott Foley, videographer
John Carua, industrial & product designer
Carrie Hoelzer, digital photography
Jerry Butler, artist/illustrator/author
Bethany Armstrong and John Hardy, graphic designers
Doug Marschelek, urban and regional planning
Gautum Wadhwa, animator
Larry
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Haugen, packaging industry
Doug Forton, architecture
Betty Hurd, fashion designer


              2008 Fall Conference 
"RISKS & POSSIBILITIES" 
  Sheboygan North High School, Thursday & Friday, October 30 & 31, 2008  
Click... 
CONFERENCE WEBSITE LINK  ...for all the details.  You will be leaving WAEA website.


Advocacy PowerPoint from Dr. Roger Tomhave!
(scroll to bottom of page for link)

Dr Roger Tomhave, keynote speaker, offered a strong rationale based on the book “A Whole New Mind” by Daniel Pink for why artists and those with a strong art education background will be the most valuable individuals to the workforce of the 21st century. His PowerPointh has notes included and spaces for you to put in the work of your students or district.  Use to advocate for your program when presenting to your administrators, school board or other decision makers in your community.
WAEA appreciates the generosity of Dr. Tomhave for supporting art education in Wisconsin!


Your membership helps WAEA provide opportunities for you ad your students.  Is your membership current? 
You are important to WAEA.  As a
WAEA member, you are invited to submit pictures of student artwork, classroom activities, and your own artwork.  If you have a school art website, send us the link so we can share it with everyone else.

Attached Document or FileDr. Roger Tomhave, keynote PowerPoint presentation for download  Highlights of the keynote address, A Whole New Art Education to Share, from the WAEA Fall Conference on the UW River Falls campus on October 25, 2007.
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