Consulting

I can assist with any K-16 arts, media, technology, or innovative educational endeavor! 

My passion is educational systems change. I want to support educational institutions, e.g. schools, districts, states, to make major leaps in substantive, measurable progress for the benefit of all students. I believe that with a few key changes in mindsets, understandings, organizational shifts, and methods, most educational institutions can rapidly begin to experience positive results.

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I am particularly experienced in these areas:

I offer free initial consultations, and flexible and scalable services and pricing, depending on the size, scope and complexity of your project. 

Experience:

Media Arts Education Initiatives

Local to national strategic vision, operations, communications and outreach:

15 media arts instructional programs at middle and high schools, designed, developed and administered, including new media arts teachers; Feeder pattern articulation and synchronization; Research, conceptualization, curricula for disciplinary categorization, diverse media arts forms, interdisciplinary integrations; Online professional learning and collaborative networks; Curricula of all kinds

Consultant/Adviser

President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities; LA Promise Fund, Media Arts Matter; College Board 6-12 Arts Advisory; California D.O.E. - Standards Correlation Committee Chair; National Endowment for the Arts, Arts Education Panel; CREATE CA - California State Arts Education Task Force, Blueprint for Creative Schools; Los Angeles County Museum of Art; California Career Technical Education Standards Committee; Otis College; Coronado High School for the Arts; Nebraska D.O.E.; Kentucky D.O.E.; Maryland D.O.E.; Arizona D.O.E.; Minnesota D.O.E.; George Lucas Educational Foundation

Presenter/Panelist

South Korean Ministry of Arts and Culture; U.S. Secretary of Education, John King, Arts Education Teacher’s Panel; National Arts Education Association; Cal State University Northridge; College Board; National Association for Media Literacy; National Association for Media Arts and Culture; UCLA; Pasadena Armory Center; Otis College; UC Irvine; USC; others