CAP/Community:
Lunch will be provided and all CalArts students and faculty are invited

1) Learn about what it takes to earn a teaching credential to teach the arts at the elementary and secondary levels
2) Be informed about pre-credential courses you can take now as you earn your BFA or MFA
3) Find out about paid teaching internships and substitute teaching positions
4) Become aware of the differences between teaching in public schools, charter schools and private schools and what kinds of jobs are available
5) Ask questions about earning a teaching credential and what it takes to be successful through this process

Guests from the Arts Education Department at California State University at Northridge include professors Dr. Larry Oviatt, Dr. Ken Sakatani, and Dr. Edie Pistolesi, introduced by CalArts Provost Nancy Uscher and CAP Director Glenna Avila.

This event is co-sponsored by the Arts Education Department of California State University at Northridge, the CalArts Community Arts Partnership (CAP), and the CalArts Office of the Provost