July 5, 2020
The Mixed Methods Working Group (MMWG) encourages and supports research designs, methodologies and strategies that help art educators better understand the what and the why in their areas of interest. From P-12 Teaching and Learning to STEAM, Studio Practice, Museum Education, Social Justice or any other area of interest, mixed methods provides an expanded means of examining our diverse practices–one that is widely used in other fields but not in Art Education. The Mixed Methods Working Group shows how using qualitative and quantitative methods, quasi-experimental designs, collaboration, and replicating existing studies strengthens our research, positioning us for increased research funding and more effective advocacy.
The MMWG is actively recruiting new members. For information about joining the group, contact Raymond Veon, Chair, at raymond.veon@usu.edu.
Members
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Raymond Veon
Mixed Methods Working Group
Assistant Dean for Arts Education and Director, Arts Access, Caine College of the Arts, Utah State University
- Email Raymond Veon
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Thomas Brewer
Mixed Methods Working Group
Professor Emeritus Art Education at the School of Teaching, Learning, and Leadership, University of Central Florida, Orlando
- Email Thomas Brewer
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David Burton
Mixed Methods Working Group
Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA
- Email David Burton
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Read Diket
Mixed Methods Working Group
Professor of Art and Education and Sarah Gillespie Endowed Chair of the Art Department, William Carey University, MS
- Email Read Diket
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Randi Korn
Mixed Methods Working Group
Founding Director, Randi Korn & Associates, Inc.
- Email Randi Korn
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Amanda Krantz
Mixed Methods Working Group
Senior Associate, Randi Korn & Associates, Inc.
- Email Amanda Krantz
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Lilly Lu
Mixed Methods Working Group
Assistant Professor, University of Omaha, NE
- Email Lilly Lu
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Bob Sabol
Mixed Methods Working Group
Professor of Visual & Performing Arts, Purdue University, IN
- Email Bob Sabol
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