WKU Art Department
Productivity Report
2003-2004
I. INCREASE STUDENT LEARNING.
See Priority Initiative Awards Application For Academic Year 2003-2004
Specific Examples of how student learning has been increased through student engagement activities beyond normal classroom or lab experiences
Over 400 Independent Student Professional Activities And Achievements in 2003-2004
Our new Art Department web site promotes student accomplishments and celebrates the seamless integration
of the Art Program with the “real world.” This year’s substantial increases in exhibition and professional art activity is a testament to the energy, drive and commitment of our students as engaged, activists, encouraged and motivated by a committed faculty with high expectation and standards. Among the activities here note the community participation as well as growing international experience.
COMMUNITY PROJECTS: U.S. Bank Celebration of the Arts, 2004,Art Exhibition, 8 student volunteers
Project Bookshelf, Students designed and painted bookshelves for public auction to raise funds for the Library
Endowment Fund. 8 student participants
Windows on Preservation, Bowling Green Community Art Project, 5 Student Participants
Open Mind Gallery opens in Bowling Green, Owner, and director, Jack Hinton
FIELD STUDY OPPORTUNITIES, Saint Louis Art Museum, Janice Mason Art Museum
Frist Center for the Visual Arts, Cheekwood Museum, Nashville, TN
field trip with 56 students and faculty to the Hite Art Institute, the Speed, and Louisville galleries.
Students attended NCECA Conference (National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts)
Indiana University Pre Conference: “TANGENTS-Ceramics and Beyond,” (10 Students), International Event.
SOFA (Sculptural Objects and Functional Art), Chicago, IL , (5 students), International event.
Visiting Artist Lecture and Workshop with Kristina Arnold installation, 2 week workshop with 10 students
II. DEVELOP STUDENT POPULATION
See Summary Of Exemplary Achievement During 2003-2004
Undergraduate majors: Fall 2000, 201 - Fall 2001, 249 - Fall 2002, 267 - Fall 2003, 270
Undergraduate degrees awarded 2000, 28 - 2001, 26 - 2002, 36 - 2003, 28 - 2004, 38
New Art Department web site, http://www.wku.edu/art/
Faculty and students have both taken on a decidedly ambition track beyond providing comprehensive classroom instruction on tools and technique to embrace a larger function as pre professional practitioners.
Students, reflecting the expanding involvement of their mentor faculty, are rising to new levels of performance and productivity beyond the classroom.
All indicators for 2003-2004 as documented in the just completed Six year Academic Program Review and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design Accreditation Review show positive developments in program evolution, facility improvement and faculty breadth of involvement. All of these factors come together to create a vital and energetic learning environment, which attracts students by its diversity, quality and vision. That vision is communicated broadly to alumni, constituents and potential students through our newly constructed web site and is an effective and ample demonstration of the Universities Strategic Plan in Action. .
III. ASSURE HIGH QUALITY FACULTY AND STAFF
Faculty Achievement and Recognition
ART DEPARTMENT RESEARCH, CREATIVE ACTIVITY AND SCHOLARSHIP 2003-2004
This has been an exceptionally productive year for the Art Department. In Addition to the demands of Action Planning, SACS, the Six Year Academic Program Review and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design accreditation review our faculty participated in over 55 exhibitions, had 6 solo shows, presented 9 lectures, had 15 publications and received over 7 grants.
TOM BARTEL
Grants, Scholarships And Fellowships
Individual (Al Smith) Artist Fellowship Grant, The Kentucky Arts Council, Frankfort, KY
Faculty Development Research Grant, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY
(TANGENTS: Indiana University Pre-Conference, & NCECA Conference)
Professional Activities
Artist’s Lecture, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY
Artist’s Lecture, Indiana University-Purdue, Fort Wayne, IN
Artist’s Lecture, Kendal College of Art and Design of Ferris State University, Grand Rapids, MI
Solo Exhibitions
Solo Exhibition: “Tom Bartel-The Ceramic Figure,” Charlie Cummings Gallery, Fort Wayne,
Solo Exhibit, Gallerie Hertz, Louisville, KY
Solo Exhibit, Capital Arts Center, Houchens Gallery, Bowling Green, KY
2 – 3 Person Exhibitions
Tom Bartel: Ceramic Figures, Gallerie Hertz, Louisville, KY
New Faculty Exhibit: Joon Sung/Tom Bartel, Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center Gallery, Bowling Green, KY
SIDESHOW: Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University, Grand Rapids, MI
Group Exhibitions
“Documenting Sex: Ceramic Art from the Collection of the Kinsey Institute,” The Kinsey Institute, Bloomington, IN
“Edgy Characters,” The Wheeler Arts Community Center, Indianapolis, IN, (In conjunction with NCECA),
Curator – Michel Conroy, NCECA Exhibitions Director.
“Past and Present:” Ceramics by Indiana University, Indiana University, School of Fine Arts, SoFA Gallery
“Indiana University, Bloomington, School of Fine Arts Alumni Exhibition,” Mavris Building, Indianapolis
Juried Exhibitions
"The Fifteenth San Angelo National Ceramic Competition," San Angelo Museum of Fine Art, San Angelo, TX,
Juror – Ruth & Rick Snyderman
Crafts National 38, Zoller Gallery, Penn State University, University Park, PA
“Vitrified Clay National: Form & Content,” Rockport Center for the Arts, Rockport, TX
Starbrick Clay National, Starbrick Clay, Nelsonville, OH
“US Bank Celebration of the Arts Exhibition”, Kentucky Museum, Western Kentucky University
Invitational Exhibitions
International Tea Bowl Exhibition, NAU Art Museum, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ.
“ECU Ceramics: People and Their Influences, “ NC Pottery Center, Seagrove, NC”
“Figure As Object”, Southern Highlands Craft Guild, Ashville, NC, Curator–Gail M. Brown
“Hundreds of Cups”: National Invitational Exhibit, Santa Fe Clay Gallery, Santa Fe, NM
NCECA Silent Auction, NCECA Conference, San Diego, CA
National Ceramics Invitational Exhibition, Collin County Community College, Plano, TX
Three Rivers Invitational Exhibition, Weatherhead Gallery, The University of Saint Francis, Fort Wayne IN
Summer Faculty: “The Ceramic Figure,” Ox-Bow (SAIC) Summer School of Art, Saugatuk, MI
Selected Publications / Reviews
Ferrin, Leslie and Gunter, Veronika, 500 Figures in Clay: Ceramic Artists Celebrate the Human Form, Lark Books
Ceramics Art and Perception, Exhibition Advertisement, Issue 55
Watkins. James and Wandless.Paul, Alternative Kilns & Firing Techniques: Raku/Saggar/Pit/Barrel, Lark Books,
Ox-Bow (SAIC), 2004 Summer School of Art and artists’ Residency
Brown. Gail M, Art Doll Quarterly, “The Figure as Object,“ Winter. American Craft Magazine
Clark Jimmy, NEUE KERAMIK, “14 Nationaler Keramik-Wettbewerb”, San Angelo, USA, May/June
Godfrey, Robert. Citizen Times, “VISUAL ARTS: Figurative exhibit reaches beyond the ordinary”, August.
The Figure As Object, “Who Are We? What Does it Mean to Be Human?” Folk Art Center, Ashville, NC,
Curator - Gail M. Brown,
Ceramics Monthly, “The Fourteenth San Angelo National Ceramic Competition," January, Volume 50, no. 7
Awards
Memorial Award of Distinction, Starbrick Clay National, Starbrick Clay, Nelsonville, OH
First Place, Ceramics, “US Bank Celebration of the Arts Exhibition”, Kentucky Museum, WKU, Bowling Green, KY
KIM CHALMERS
“HAZMAT,” One person show. Janice Mason Art Museum, outreach series, Cadiz, KY
“Night Train,” One person show, Hopkinsville Comm. College, outreach series, Hopkinsville, KY
US Bank Celebration of the Arts, open exhibition, The Kentucky Museum, WKU, Bowling Green, KY
Annual All Kentucky Juried Fine Art Exhibition Capitol Arts Alliance Inc. Gallery
WKU Art Faculty Recent Works Exhibition, University Gallery, WKU
MIWON CHOE
Coordinated the Kentucky Art Education Association (KAEA) annual conference, WKU
Editor for Teaching Voices, the newsletter insert on teaching practices of the United States
Society for Education through Art (USSEA)
Research Presentations, 1) Critical Performance for Pre-service Art Teachers: How good is good enough?
2) Spirit of Cooperation: Core content vs. thematic unit (NAEA) conference, Denver, Co.
Potter College Faculty Development Award
Faculty Development Action Agenda Award
CPE Action Agenda Grant for KAEA annual state conference, WKU
Program Approval, KAEA Conference Reception, Kentucky Museum, Potter College Dean's Office
Junior Faculty Grant entitled “Cross-cultural Inquiry into the Social Meaning of Cuban Folk Art:
Implications for Art Education”
Co-coordinator, KAEA Spring Mini-Conference, Lindsey Wilson College.
Visiting art educators program, lecture/workshops at the KAEA mini-conference,
Database preparation and distribution of the KAEA Spring Newsletter, MARKS
(Make Art Real for Kentucky Students) for ALL Kentucky P-12 art teachers
Construction of the Arts and Humanities web sites as part of the new Art Department web site.
JEFF JENSEN
19th Annual Juried Art Exhibition, Jasper, Indiana
Designed and developed 3 large puppets for Dr. Michael Kallstrom's Opera: Tell Me Your Name,
WKU Faculty Exhibition, January 2004
Designed and Developed 13 large signs and 2 graphics pieces for WKU Football and Head Coach’s office.
LAURIN NOTHEISEN
Exhibitions:
14th Annual Women in the Arts, exhibition, Merit Award, The Medical Center, Bowling Green, KY.
US Bank Celebration of the Arts, open exhibition, The Kentucky Museum, WKU, Bowling Green, KY
Annual Faculty Exhibition, University Gallery, WKU
Cardinal Valley – 2003, Ashland Area Art Gallery, Ashland, KY, Merit Award Painting, 2003
Annual All Kentucky Juried Art Exhibition, Capitol Arts Center, Bowling Green, KY, November 2003.
Delta National Small Prints Exhibition, purchase award, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, AR,
This Is My Country, Part Two, A Mail Art Show, Memphis Marsha’s Art Gallery, Bowling Green, KY,
JOHN OAKES
“WKU Art Faculty Recent Works Exhibition,” University Gallery, WKU
"At Home On Tour" exhibition presented at Vanderbilt University Sarratt Gallery in Nashville, TN
Architectural model L & N Depot on display, sHOw Expo L & N Depot, Bowling Green, KY
Exhibited five engravings in the fifth edition of "The International Small Engraving Salon Carbunari 2003".
Exhibition at the Florean Museum in Maramures, Romania print exhibition "Self-portraits and Secrets."
Traveling exhibition in North Sydney, Australia
“Sense of Place” exhibition at The Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Boulder, Colorado.
“Collage” exhibition, Quebec, Canada
Quoted in a journal article on the At Home: A Kentucky Project with Judy Chicago and Donald Woodman,
Viki Wylder published in the Journal of Gender Issues in Art and Education,
BRENT OGLESBEE
Attended lectures on Body/Desire and art collecting, Speed Museum
Attended gallery exhibition of Tom Bartel at Gallery Hertz
Attended Frist Museum exhibition of Phillips Collection of Early Modernism
Applied for Al Smith Award, KAC, (received Professional Growth Award of $1,000)
Exhibitions
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (Repeat) exhibition Swanson Contemporary Art Gallery
Solo Exhibition, Univ. of N C.-Charlotte
Two-Person Exhibition Swanson Reed Contemporary Art Gallery
YVONNE PETKUS
Exhibitions:
Women's Art Show, Anna Eaton Stout Gallery, Invitational Exhibition of four Female Artists, Brescia University, Owensboro, KY
Painting, Brad Cooper Gallery, Solo Exhibition, Tampa, FL
U.S. Bank Celebration of the Arts, The Kentucky Library and Museum,
The Nude 2004 Lexington Art League, Juried Group Exhibition, Lexington, KY –Michael Markowitz, Juror
Contemporary Art From Around The World Gallery International, Invitational Group Exhibition, Baltimore
Annual All Kentucky Juried Fine Art Exhibition Capitol Arts Alliance Inc. Gallery
Juried Group Exhibition, Bowling Green, KY – Jim Meaders, Juror
Holiday Treasures IV Brad Cooper Gallery, Fine Art Auction, Tampa, FL
The Figure as Content The Andrews Gallery of the College of William & Mary
Invitational Exhibition of four Figurative Artists, Williamsburg, VA
“The Drama and the Gesture,” Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center Gallery, Solo Exhibition of work resulting Junior Faculty Grant (Baroque Research/Influence) WKU, Bowling Green, KY
Ongoing: Pieces at Swanson Cralle East Market Louisville, KY and Brad Cooper Gallery, Tampa, FL
Awards:
Individual Artist Al Smith Fellowship Award, The Kentucky Arts Council
U.S. Bank Celebration of the Arts Merit Award – Painting 2nd Place Kentucky Library and Museum,
Teaching Scholar by Potter College Dean to represent WKU at the Teaching Scholars Institute
Panel Discussion on Education, Murray State University, Murray, KY
Evelyn Banks Bohannon Memorial Merit Award, 2003 All Kentucky Juried Fine Art Exhibition
Capitol Arts Alliance Inc. Gallery, Bowling Green, KY
Publications:
Audette, Anna (editor), 100 Creative Drawing Ideas, Shambhala Publications (distr. Random House)
On Teaching, Teaching Spirit a newsletter from the Center for Teaching and Learning, pg 2, WKU "Ideas not
Absolutes" Volume 14, No. 1, September 2003
Doers & Deeds Academic Excellence at WKU, November 2003, Volume 2, Issue 2
Doers & Deeds Academic Excellence at WKU, September 2003, Volume 2, Issue 1
HEATHER PULLIAM
Contracted book proposal to Four Courts Press, Ireland's leading Academic press
Junior Faculty Research Grant
Awarded National Endowment of the Humanities Summer Stipend
Proposal accepted "'The Chalice of Devils' The Book of Kells" at the International Medieval Congress in
Leeds, England (July 13, 2003 England 2003),
Organized a session of international scholars to present at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds.
JOON SUNG
Exhibitions
Annual faculty Show ’04, IWFAC Gallery.
Tom Bartel & Joon Sung show Oct.6 to Nov. 7, IWFAC Gallery
Activities
New Art Department Web site. www.wku.edu/art.
Professional development Grant
Potter College Action Agenda Faculty Development Award.
The Potter College Junior Faculty Development Fund Award.
Grant Incentive Faculty Fellowship
Created Promotional Video and DVD of the Art Department (pending)
MATT TULLIS
Exhibitions
Solo Exhibition, Shawnee State University, Portsmouth, OH, Exhibited “Alternative Typestyles”
Activities
Premiere Performances and Lectures, designed silk-screened posters, Cultural Enhancement events
“ALIVE” Creative Campaign, design auxiliary materials (e.g. brochures, banners, message boards, invitations,
web visuals, interior design), funded by a $500,000 U.S. Department of Justice grant.
WKU Art Department Faculty Exhibition posters, January-February
US Bank Celebration of the Arts Exhibition, Second Place in “Works on Paper”, Third Place, “Sculpture”.
Health Care Administration Brochure, Designed informational brochure for the Department of Public Health.
IV. ENHANCE RESPONSIVENESS TO CONSTITUANTS
ART DEPARTMENT PUBLIC AND UNIVERSITY SERVICE 2003-2004
The exhibition series organized by the Art Department Gallery Committee contribute the cultural development of the region and the State by presenting over five scheduled exhibitions annually in the University Gallery of the Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center. Exhibited works are by artists of regional and national stature working in a variety of media. The art department also hosts a juried student competition and faculty exhibitions annually as well as presentations of work by graduating seniors.
All Art Department Faculty contribute to the following service activities:
Development of the Art Department Six Year Academic Program Review
Development of the National Association of Schools of Art and Design Accreditation Review
Development of the Art Department Strategic Plan
Conduct Sophomore Portfolio Reviews and Senior Exhibition Reviews each semester,
TOM BARTEL
Search Committee (Foundations position), Gallery Committee
Juror: “CHAIR– ity, “ Juried Exhibit, Hobson House Assoc. Inc., Bowling Green, KY.
Clay Club Advisor, Clay Club Events: Annual Pot Sale, Regional Juried Cup Show.
Tim Mather: National Ceramicist workshop, lecture, student critiques (Juror WKU Annual Student Exhibition
NCECA Conference (National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts) student field experience
Indiana University Pre Conference: “TANGENTS-Ceramics and Beyond,” (10 Students), *International Event.
Field Trip to SOFA (Sculptural Objects and Functional Art), Chicago, IL, (5 students), *International event.
KIM CHALMERS
Coordinator, Art Department National Association of Schools of Art and Design Accreditation visit
Coordinator, background research, Art Department Academic Program Review
Coordinated Gabriel Warren, Visiting Artist Lecture in conjunction , Center for Robert Penn Warren Studies
US Bank Celebration of the Arts Exhibition Volunteer
Donation, original work of art, Public Theatre of Kentucky
Outreach exhibition series, regional sites.
MIWON CHOE
Member of the outreach committee, Art Department
Member of the Potter College Faculty Development Grant Committee
APR, NASAD, NCATE, SACS committee for the WKU Art Education Program
Potter College Curriculum Alignment Team, CPE Action Agenda Praxis Curriculum Alignment Project
Art Education Program Advisor, Undergraduate and Graduate Levels, 40 students
University Supervisor for the Kentucky Teachers Internship Program (KTIP)
KAEA Spring Newsletter editor and advisor
Coordinator, field placement advisor for student teaching assignment/art education majors.
Coordinator for the field based mentor teachers’ meeting
Juror for the Chair-ity Auction, Hobson House Commission, Hobson House Association, Inc.
Kentucky College and Career Day, duPont Manual High School Portfolio Day, Louisville, KY
Co-coordinator, President-Elect, Kentucky Art Education Association (KAEA) 2003 Fall Conference, WKU
Awarded a CPE Action Agenda Special Initiatives Grant ($6,000) to prepare for the Kentucky Art Education
Association (KAEA) annual state conference at Potter College, Western Kentucky University.
Co-coordinator of six Fall Super Saturday Art Classes as practicum for art education pre-service teachers
Coordinator for five Winter Super Saturday Art Classes, program services approx. 100 children in Warren
and surrounding counties, collaboration, Dr. Julia Roberts, Director of the Center for the Gifted Studies
Development and implementation of critical performances to document candidate performance in art education, part of the College of Education and Behavioral Science teacher education accountability system.
Coordinate service learning for public school P-12 art programs in local and surrounding counties by preservice, art education students, Grayson County, Warren County, Logan County
JEFF JENSEN:
Kentucky Plan Task Force, Committee member, appointed by Dr. Luther Hughes
Design class logo for "A Voice For Animals", a not for profit organization for animals
Visual thinking student designed a symbol and brochure design for the 2004, KCTE Annual Conference,
Lighting the Imagination: Teachers Inspiring Teachers.
NASAD Committee Member,
Departmental Representative: Potter College Curriculum Committee
Departmental Representative: Potter College Faculty Awards Committee
Head Academic Advisor, Potter College undeclared and Design Majors in BA, BFA programs 220 total
Faculty Advisor: Art Guild
LAURIN NOTHEISEN
Chair, Department of Art Academic Program Review Committee
Monotype workshop presented for KAEA conference, WKU, Oct. 2003.
Consultant, nominated artists for The Eleventh Annual Jack E. Lunt Memorial Invitational Exhibition,
Capitol Arts Center, Bowling Green, KY September 2003.
Juror, Scholastic Awards, Capitol Arts Center, January 2004.
Consultant, selection panel for future exhibitions, Capitol Arts Center, May 2004.
Donation, original work of art, Public Theatre of Kentucky, June 2003.
Donation, original work of art, Louisville Visual Art Association, September 2003.
Volunteer, US Bank Celebration of the Art, open exhibition, The Kentucky Library and Museum, WKU
University Discipline Committee
University Academic Program Review Committee
Department of Art Scholarship Committee
Curriculum Changes adopting ART 243, Digital Media, as a basic studio for all three degree programs
wrote proposals and presented them at all levels until University Senate.
JOHN OAKES
Art Department Steering Committee
Art Department NASAD Committee, Chair
Art Department Foundations Faculty Position Search Committee, Chair
Helped design and edit with Joon Sung, the Art department web site text only and large type versions
http://www.wku.edu/art/
Designed web site for the sHOw Modular Model Railroad Club.
http://home.insightbb.com/~j.oakes/
Designed web site for the At Home On Tour exhibition.
http://www.wku.edu/art/AHOT/pages/AHOTindex.html
Consultant and member of the Bowling Green Municipal Utilities Board Stakeholders
Member and responsible for art related items in the Friends of the L & N Depot and RAILPARK.
BRENT OGLESBEE
Developed and redrafted the Dept’s SACS report for all degree programs
Dept. narrative to Strategic Plan, goal #1
Narrative linking Art Apprec. Course contributions to Univ. Gen. Ed. Goals
3-D area’s newsletter update of activities.
Rewrote Sculpture concentration description for web page.
APR request form of individual activities
New equipment for sculpture area through two different funding opportunities
Hosted John Carpenter’s visit to the department (art making and movies)
Attended Portfolio Evaluations Day at Manual HS, Louisville, KY
YVONNE PETKUS
Lectures: Women's Art Workshop, Lecture and Forum Discussion
Painting Workshop, Artist Lecture, and Panel discussion between four female artists, Brescia College, Owensboro, KY
Teaching Scholar's Institute, Selected as Teaching Scholar by Potter College Dean to represent WKU
Panel Discussion on Education, Murray State University, Murray, KY
Artist Lecture, Brad Cooper Gallery, Tampa, FL
Anatomy Lecture to Figure Sculpting course taught by Prof. Brent Oglesbee, WKU
The Drama and The Gesture, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY
Departmental Committees: Head, Development and Oversight of Model Program
Member, Gallery Committee
Additional Departmental Service:
Organize and proctor weekly three hour open figure sessions, a voluntary venue for students to develop
Co-lectured on Art beyond isms: European Masterworks from the Phillips Collection, Frist Center Apr 9, 2003
Arranged and facilitated Visiting Artist Lecture and Workshop with Kristina Arnold, 10 students
Attended Gabriel Warren Artist Lecture
Aided in the hanging of the US Bank Celebration of the Arts Exhibition at the Kentucky Museum and Library
Co-organized with Art Guild and participated in Drawing Marathon
Co-arranged and international artist in residence and lecture by Ecuadorian artist, Enrique Estuardo Alvarez
Drawing workshop for 15 High School Students
Organized student drawing demonstration (5 students) for the Student Technology Leadership Program
Organized field trip with approximately 56 students and faculty to the Hite Art Institute and the Speed Art Museum
University-Wide Committees/Service: Member, University Senate
Member, Academic Probation Committee
Attended Center on Teaching and Learning workshop, Teaching Portfolios
Community Service: Advertise/promote Open Figure Sessions to the WKU and Bowling Green communities
Juried Chair-ity, an event to benefit Riverview House Museum
Juried Scholastic Arts Competition, through the Capitol Arts Center
Juried Art in the School, advertising competition through Capitol Arts Center
Donated artwork to the Public Theatre of KY Fundraising Auction
HEATHER PULLIAM
APR committee, NASAD committee
Elected as Senator-at-Large for Potter College to serve on the University Senate.
Recruiting for incoming honors students.
Appeared in "Happenings Newsletter"
Attended "Introduction to Grants at WKU" workshop, Office of Sponsored Programs, "Creating a Teaching Portfolio" CTL Workshop, "Introduction to Grants at WKU" workshop, Office of Sponsored Programs. Honors Department Outing to Horse Cave Theatre with students.
"External Grants" workshop, Office of Sponsored Programs. Submitted and received two grants,
Presented paper "Victorian Art, Beauty and Boundaries" at Victorians Institute Conference (held at WKU).
Presented "Nazi Murals in a Bavarian Hospital" at the Generations Colloquia Luncheon, Women's Studies
Organized and advised all art history minors. Minor more than doubled as a result.
Taught an extra section of "Art, Design, and Gender" for the Women's Studies Program.
Organized trip and gave on-site lectures on the Art Deco exterior and interior of the Frist. 28 students
Organized a trip and gave on-site lectures on the "from El Greco to Picasso" exhibition at the Frist.
Yvonne Petkus also attended and lectured on site. 75 students attended.
Offered summer evening class (Asian, American and African Art, Art Education program for teachers).
JOON SUNG
Gallery Committee, Outreach committee
Art and Humanity Summer 2003 digital media class for twelve teachers
Web design workshop for the KAEA Conference.
Faculty Award Committee: Teaching, Research & Creativity, Advising, Public Service
Global Connection - Exchanging Art, exchange student artworks between WKU Art student and four Korean Universities (Han Sung , Kyung Hee, Young San and Kyung Sung University)
MATT TULLIS
School of Journalism & Broadcasting Accrediting Council Luncheon, Art Department’s representative.
DELO Inaugural Showcase and Luncheon, representative of the Art Department.
Natcher Elementary School Academic Team T-shirt Design, October 2003
Natcher Elementary School Fifth Grade Art Lessons, eight art projects, including drawing, typography, printmaking
Second Annual WKU Art Department Halloween Ball, October 2003
Bowling Green Public Library Endowment Fundraiser, November 2003
Designed and donated “Live to Read, Read to Live” bookcase to be auctioned for Endowment Fund.
Natcher Elementary School Presentation, school-wide assembly presentation on the career of Graphic Design.
US Bank Celebration of the Arts Exhibition Volunteer, Helped display art in Kentucky museum.
Greenwood High School Art Club Field Trip Chaperone and Guide, Nashville museum tour
V. IMPROVE INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
In order to service our increasing enrollment we have completed a successful search for our foundations
program, Mike Nichols, MFA from Fontbonne University in St Louis, MO.
Developed and implemented a dramatic new web site, http://www.wku.edu/art/ to support ongoing outreach
and promotional efforts in the region.
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