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Spring 2023 Enrollment Now Open!
Spring course enrollment is now open! It’s time to invest in your career with four creative and innovative Spring courses from the Arts Extension Service! Our diverse course offerings are the perfect way to broaden your understanding of the arts in an experiential and practical setting.

Immersed in Experience: Working with Organizations as an AES Student
Thursday, March 26, 2020
Immersed in Experience: Working with Organizations as an AES Student
By Grace Vo, Arts Extension Service Student and Work-Study Employee

Navigating Difficult Decision-Making In A Time Of Crisis
Thursday, March 12, 2020

Words My Mother Said
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
Arts Programming teaches students how quality arts programming is at the core of all arts and culture organizations. One assignment in the course asks students to find connections and note the contrast between an organization’s program values and the student’s personal values. Leea Reese Russell, who was enrolled in Arts Programming last semester, explored her history with public schools and the role they play in her current career at the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge.

HeART of the Garden
Thursday, February 13, 2020

Who I am. What I do. Introducing Daniel Callahan.
Friday, January 24, 2020
By Daniel Callahan, Arts Extension Instructor
WHO AM I:
I am ultimately a mystery, living as a human being named “Daniel” socially understood as an African American, cis-gender male, engaged in this collective experience of life.
WHAT DO I DO:
I tell stories. I show stories. I create expressions, designs, and experiences. I play with thoughts and ask questions. I observe and craft meaning from life.

How Can Artists Transform a Town?
Tuesday, January 7, 2020
By John Delconte, Arts Extension Service Instructor
I recently met with artist/documentary filmmaker Serena Kovalosky over coffee at a warm coffee shop just outside of Saratoga, NY. The shop had a gas fireplace set in the center of a seating area with comfortable chairs that made it all the more inviting for a brainstorming session on a cold day in December.