NYU Astor Fellow Program- Arts Down Under in Aussie!

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  • A group of people sitting in chairs in a room.
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  • A group of people sitting around a table.
  • A group of people sitting around a table.
  • A room with a variety of paintings on the wall.
  • Three people posing for a photo at an afl game.
  • A group of people standing in front of a zoo sign.
  • A man standing on a stage with a stick in his hand.
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Global Impact Work, Portfolio, Professional Work

So grateful to have been chosen as a 2016 recipient of the Astor International Travel Fellowship. Along with other amazing Art Educators, we traveled to Sydney and Melbourne, Australia under the leadership of Dr. Philip Taylor, Associate Professor of Educational Theatre, to study “Arts Education Down Under” and shared our findings when we returned.

About the Astor Fellows Program
Each year, scholarships will be awarded to a group of 10 to 12 New York City teachers, who will travel during the summer as Astor International Travel Fellows with NYU Steinhardt faculty. The program rotates locations among NYU’s global academic centers and campuses and program themes range from STEM education to special education, literacy, art and music education, and bilingual education. Visit the Astor Fellows web page to learn about past and upcoming themes and for application details.

 

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