Stories from the Field: Summer 2011 Training at Queens Museum of Art

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Ever considered a career in Access? “Stories from the Field†a professional development program at The Queens Museum of art: Creative Art Therapy Approaches in the Community and Educational Settings ArtAccess is an award winning and nationally recognized arts program for people with special needs at the Queens Museum of Art. We invite you to enjoy catering from Artopolis, our local favorite Greek spot in Astoria, while learning about what art therapists are doing in the community. This interactive panel discussion will include Teaching Artists and Art Therapy trained professionals practicing in the community and educational settings. We encourage you to bring your resume or business card and take advantage of an opportunity to network with people who share your values toward the arts. Tuesdays: July 12, 19, 26: Educator and Professional Training sessions at the QMA: 4-5:30pm, food is included. 7/12 Working with Families Affected by Autism in the Community 7/19

Photography for Special Populations 7/26 Hospital Schools & Open Studio We encourage you to register via email with López, Sr. Coordinator of ArtAccess Library Programs and Autism Initiatives at mlopez@.... Registration is FREE.

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