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Beth has taught art in the classroom and abroad! She has advocated for all of the arts throughout her entire art education career, and still now promotes access to all art forms for students. Beth also served on the PA State Art Council and And in the Pennsylvania Department of Education as the Arts Director. Even in retirement, Beth does not rest on her laurels, as she continues to serve on the PAEA board as the Professional Concerns Committee Chairperson, and still volunteers her time around her city with various civic groups.

Professor Leslie Gates of Millersville University, joins PAEA President for a conversation on building professional relationships, and preparing preservice educators. The article referenced in the episode can be found here: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00393541.2020.1820839 You may need to log into your NAEA account to access it. 

This episode, PAEA President Leslie Grace, talks to PAEA fellow, Beth Burkhauser. Beth shares many of her inspiring stories from her time as an art educator in Northeast Pennsylvania and talks about how she came up with The Hexagon Project. www.hexagonproject.org

Former PAEA president, and NAEA Eastern Region Vice President, Diane Wilkin, took some time to speak with us about her journey in and through art education. Diane has inspired many art teachers and art students over the years. Find out more about her adventures in art education here!

Jackie Thomas is a PAEA fellow, and serves as the PAEA Clyde McGeary Scholarship Chairperson. Amongst her many accomplishments, Jackie helped pave the way in Pennsylvania for DBAE curriculum.

Join PAEA president Leslie Grace, as she interviews PAEA Fellows Chair, Meg Barney, to discuss her journey in art education. Meg will share with listeners her path to becoming an art teacher and how she became involved in PAEA. Meg also offers some sage advice for art educators throughout the conversation.