Hunziker Grant
WAEA Hunziker Grants support projects that promote the practice of art education in Wisconsin, Including:
- The instructional process
- Curriculum development and delivery
- Student assessment
- Classroom environment, behavior, management, discipline
- Advocacy
- Practices relating to instructional interaction and the achievement of student learning
- Rubric and Checklist, Click HERE
WAEA Potawatomi Grant
The Wisconsin Art Education Association (WAEA) will be offering 3 opportunities annually for WAEA members to apply for a 1,000.00 WAEA Potawatomi Grant to fund quality art experiences for art students and make their dreams come true as well.
The WAEA Potawatomi Grant Program supports standards based projects that provide opportunities for children and youth to gain in-depth art knowledge and skills in both school and community-based settings. As you know, visual arts education programs play a pivotal role as the nation seeks to improve high school graduation rates, counter the achievement gap in urban and rural communities, and prepare young people to participate in a workforce dependent upon creative contributions.
WAEA is inviting all members to submit a WAEA Potawatomi Grant application to support an exemplary art experience for children and youth. Grant applications will be accepted for innovative and creative programming for visual arts education grades kindergarten through college. Upon completion of the project, grant recipients will be required to submit an article to the WAEA e-ArtTimes and/or present at the WAEA Fall Conference to share their project with other art educators.
Grant applications will not be accepted to cover costs associated with the participation in WAEA
WAEA Potawatomi Grant Application
Guidelines:
-Grants awarded will not exceed 1,000.00.
-Grant monies can only be used for student focused activities in grades kindergarten through college level.
-When grant/project is completed grant recipients must complete Section III of the application and submit a synopsis of the project to the WAEA President and present at the WAEA Fall Conference and/or write an article for the e-ArtTimes regarding WAEA sponsored project.
-WAEA Potawatomi Grant Scoring Rubric will be used to score applications, click HERE for rubric.
-Applications for WAEA Potawatomi Grants will be accepted three times annually: December 1, April 1, and September 1.
Grant applications will not be accepted to cover costs associated with the participation in WAEA sponsored events
-Click the submit button when application is complete.
The WAEA Potawatomi Grant Program supports standards based projects that provide opportunities for children and youth to gain in-depth art knowledge and skills in both school and community-based settings. As you know, visual arts education programs play a pivotal role as the nation seeks to improve high school graduation rates, counter the achievement gap in urban and rural communities, and prepare young people to participate in a workforce dependent upon creative contributions.
WAEA is inviting all members to submit a WAEA Potawatomi Grant application to support an exemplary art experience for children and youth. Grant applications will be accepted for innovative and creative programming for visual arts education grades kindergarten through college. Upon completion of the project, grant recipients will be required to submit an article to the WAEA e-ArtTimes and/or present at the WAEA Fall Conference to share their project with other art educators.
Grant applications will not be accepted to cover costs associated with the participation in WAEA
WAEA Potawatomi Grant Application
Guidelines:
-Grants awarded will not exceed 1,000.00.
-Grant monies can only be used for student focused activities in grades kindergarten through college level.
-When grant/project is completed grant recipients must complete Section III of the application and submit a synopsis of the project to the WAEA President and present at the WAEA Fall Conference and/or write an article for the e-ArtTimes regarding WAEA sponsored project.
-WAEA Potawatomi Grant Scoring Rubric will be used to score applications, click HERE for rubric.
-Applications for WAEA Potawatomi Grants will be accepted three times annually: December 1, April 1, and September 1.
Grant applications will not be accepted to cover costs associated with the participation in WAEA sponsored events
-Click the submit button when application is complete.
