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SUMMARY:2026 NAEA Nominating Committee: Call for Applications
DESCRIPTION:NAEA is now accepting applications from members who wish to serve on the 2026 Nominating Committee. One committee\, with representatives from each NAEA Region and Division\, will be tasked with the work of reviewing nominations and selecting the candidates for the 2026–2027 Board of Directors ballot and the open positions of the 2027 ED&I and Research Commissions.  \nNAEA is seeking a team of active members\, representing diverse perspectives\, expertise\, geographic locations\, and backgrounds to help guide the nomination and selection process for candidates for these national leadership positions.   \nView the NAEA Membership Regions.  \nFor questions\, please email Sydney Krieck at skrieck@arteducators.org \nQualifications for 2026 NAEA Nominating Committee Members\nA Nominating Committee member must \n\nBe a current member of NAEA.  \nPossess a reasonable knowledge of the workings and structure of the group for which they are reviewing nominations.  \nBe able to confidently and clearly express their opinion regarding candidate applications.  \nBe willing to consider others’ opinions regarding candidate applications.  \nPossess a clear understanding of why they would like to serve on this committee\, as well as what they would bring to the work of the Nominating Committee.  \nSupport NAEA’s mission along with its goals relating to equity\, diversity\, and inclusion.  \nNot planning to be nominated or self-nominate for an elected or appointed position on the NAEA Board of Directors\, Research Commission\, or ED&I Commission during the 2026–2027 review period.  \n\n  \n2026 Nominating Committee Selection   \nPer NAEA policy\, the Nominating Committee members are selected by NAEA staff and current Board members through assessment of nominee Regional and Divisional representation\, as well as past experiences contributing to NAEA and desire to contribute to the selection of volunteer leaders.   \n  \nHow to Apply for the 2026 Nominating Committee   \nNAEA is using a submission platform called Submittable to collect and review applications. To apply\, you will first need to create a free account with Submittable.   \nAfter beginning the application form\, you can save a draft and return it at any time before June 5.   \nApplication deadline: June 5\, 2026   \n  \nTimeline of Committee Work \n\nJune 5\, 2026: 2026 Nominating Committee application closes \nWeek of July 6\, 2026: Nominating Committee selection notifications sent \nWeek of August 3\, 2026: 2027 Board of Directors nominations sent for review \nAugust 3\, 2026–September 8\, 2026: 2027 Board of Directors review period \nWeek of September 14\, 2026: 2027 Board of Directors candidate review meeting \nSeptember 15–November 9\, 2026: Committee break \nNovember 9\, 2026: 2027 Research Commission nominations sent for review \nNovember 16\, 2026: 2027 ED&I Commission nominations sent for review \nEarly December 2026: Nominating Committee meets to review and finalize ED&I Commission nominees and Research Commission nominees \n\n### \nAbout the Board of Directors \nThe NAEA Board of Directors guides the Association forward on behalf of NAEA’s members and their learners. In advance of odd-numbered years\, the committee shall prepare a slate of two candidates for each President-Elect and Division Directors-Elect. The NAEA Board will ratify the committees and designate the Chairs.   \nAbout the Commissions \nThe NAEA Research Commission advances the ongoing research needs of the visual arts education field. Commissioners coordinate and communicate about research that relates to the needs of practitioners and stakeholders who are concerned with understanding critical questions of importance to the field to provide the highest quality visual arts education possible in our schools and educational institutions.   \nThe NAEA ED&I Commission works in concert with the NAEA Board of Directors\, state association affiliates\, and members to respond to previously unaddressed and newly emerging issues to advance NAEA’s ED&I recommendations (developed by the ED&I Task Force)\, as well as to fully realize this work.  
URL:https://www.arteducators.org/event/2026-naea-nominating-committee-call-for-applications/
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SUMMARY:Professional Materials Committee: Call for Applications
DESCRIPTION:The NAEA Professional Materials Committee (PMC) serves as a professional review committee for print and non-print professional materials made available to NAEA’s membership. In an advisory capacity\, the PMC is charged with reviewing the complete NAEA publications program holistically and providing feedback to address how individual publications together fulfill NAEA’s overarching vision\, mission\, and goals—with a specific focus on book proposals considered for publication. The PMC includes a diverse range of members from all NAEA Divisions and Regions who bring different areas of experience\, expertise\, and interest to provide a wide range of points of view. The PMC is currently seeking applications for seven committee members.\n\n\nApplication deadline: May 29\, 2026\n\n\nClick here to learn more or apply
URL:https://www.arteducators.org/event/professional-materials-committee-call-for-applications/
CATEGORIES:Open Call
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SUMMARY:NAEA27 Call for Presentation Proposals
DESCRIPTION:The 2027 NAEA National Convention is taking place March 4-6\, in New York City. NAEA invites YOU to share your expertise\, face-to-face\, with educators who are committed to NAEA’s mission to “Champion creative growth and innovation by equitably advancing the tools and resources for a high-quality visual arts\, design\, and media arts education throughout diverse populations and communities of practice.” \nFor this national professional learning experience\, we are seeking diverse and engaging proposals that do the following for the field of visual arts\, design\, and media arts education: \n\nCapture learner-centered pedagogy\, art project or challenge-based\, and are supported by research and practice-based evidence;\nProvide hands-on experiences with new techniques and skills;\nExplore the use of research strategies to inform teaching practice and/or advance the field;\nInspire leadership among educators and/or learners;\nEngage meaningful debate and dialogue about emerging issues and trends that define the field:\nShowcase strategies for designing curriculum and assessment that support art standards; and/or\nPresent diverse ideas in response to timely issues and trends.\n\nIndividual Presentation Limit \nMembers may submit multiple presentation proposals for review. However\, no member will be accepted for more than two presentations as principal presenter and no more than two presentations as co-presenter (excluding business meetings\, divisional or regional functions\, or a special presentation at the invitation of the National Convention Program Coordinator). \nNAEA Membership\nNAEA membership is REQUIRED for all presenters and co-presenters at the time of submission and at the time of presentation at the 2027 NAEA National Convention. Membership will be verified upon submission and again prior to presentation in New York. \nIf accepted for a presentation\, all presenters and co-presenters must register for the NAEA National Convention. \nJoin\, renew\, or verify your NAEA membership prior to submitting your presentation proposal: \n\nOnline here.\nCall 800-299-8321\, 8:15 am-4:30 pm ET\, Monday-Friday.\nMail the NAEA membership form with payment to Member Services Team\, NAEA\, PO Box 98361\, Washington\, DC\, 20090. Please note: mailing a membership form may create a delay in activating/renewing your membership. We highly recommend completing the process online or by phone to avoid any issues when submitting your proposal.\n\nPresenters and Co-Presenters\nUp to five (5) names may be listed for any session (the main presenter who submits the session and up to 4 co-presenters). \nMembers may submit multiple presentation proposals for review. However\, no member will be accepted for more than two presentations as principal presenter and no more than two presentations as co-presenter (excluding business meetings\, divisional or regional functions\, or a special presentation at the invitation of the National Convention Program Coordinator). \nMembership Questions?\nE-mail membership inquiries to members@arteducators.org or call us toll-free at 800-299-8321\, 8:15 am-4:30 pm ET\, Monday-Friday. \nPresenter Resources\n\nPlease review the 2027 Call for Presentations Guidelines
URL:https://www.arteducators.org/event/naea27-call-for-presentation-proposals/
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SUMMARY:NAEA Board of Directors: Call for Nominations
DESCRIPTION:The NAEA Board of Directors guides the Association forward on behalf of NAEA’s members and their learners. The Nominating Committee is seeking candidates for the following NAEA Board of Directors positions: President-Elect and Division Directors-Elect. Please consider nominating NAEA members you know who have an interest in national leadership and service.   \nNominations for 2027 National Officer positions are due Monday\, August 3\, at 11:59pm in your designated time zone.  \nAbout the Positions \nThe President serves for a total of 6 years: 2 years each as President-Elect\, President\, and Past President. Candidates nominated for this primary leadership position must be members in good standing who have held active membership in the Association during the past 4 years.  \nThe term as Elect begins at the conclusion of the 2027 NAEA National Convention in New York City in March 2027 and ends at the conclusion of the 2029 NAEA National Convention. At that point\, the candidate selected as Elect would become President from March 2029 through March 2031.  \nDivision Directors serve 4 years: 2 years as Division Director-Elect and 2 years as Division Director. To be eligible for nomination for these leadership positions\, individuals must be active NAEA members and must be certified and/or licensed within the job‑alike division and employed within the job‑alike category. Individuals nominated for PreserviceDivision Director must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program of study\, spending 51% of the time as a student.  \nThe term as Elect begins at the conclusion of the 2027 NAEA National Convention in New York City in March 2027 and ends at the conclusion of the 2029 NAEA National Convention. At that point\, the candidate selected as Elect would become the Director from March 2029 through March 2031.  \n General Responsibilities for President Include:  \nPresident-Elect  \n\n\n\nAssume the duties of the President in the event of absence or vacancy in that office\, Serve as an ex-officio member of the Delegates Assembly\, \nServe as lead reviewer for multiple award categories as part of the NAEA Awards Program\, \nChair the Professional Materials Committee\, and \nAssume the duties of Secretary and other duties as determined by the President\n\n\n\nPresident  \n\n\n\nPreside at all meetings of the NAEA Board\, \nServe as official spokesperson for the Association\, \nAppoint the chair and members of NAEA special committees with consultation and approval of the NAEA Board\, \nServe as ex-officio member of all committees\, \nEstablish the professional goals and programs for the Association in consultation with the Board\, \nInform the membership of the activities of the NAEA Board and the concerns of the Association\, and \nPerform such other duties as usually pertain to the office of the President. \n\n\n\nPast President  \n\n\n\nServe as Chair of the Executive Finance Committee\, \nOversee the performance evaluation of the Executive Director\, \nServe as lead reviewer for multiple award categories as part of the NAEA Awards Program\, \nAssume the duties of the President-Elect in the event of vacancy in that office\, and \nAssume other duties as determined by the President. \n\n\n\nGeneral Responsibilities for Division Director Include: \n\nCoordinate Division-specific nominations and submission review for the NAEA Awards Program; \nServe as lead reviewers to assist in the selection of National Convention proposals for their respective Division; \nCoordinate and present Division-specific sessions and events at the NAEA National Convention\, including the All-Division Award Ceremony; \nRecruit and appoint Regional Division Directors; \nServe on committees and working groups as needed (Middle Level and Secondary Division Directors will serve on the NAHS/NJAHS advisory committee). \n\nEligibility \n\nMust be a current member with a minimum of 3 cumulative (not necessarily consecutive) years of membership\, with the exception of Preservice nominees.  \nMust not be a staff member of NAEA.  \nAccepts the nomination by signing the consent-to-serve form.  \nDemonstrates leadership ability for the office through prior experiences that include a track record of leadership and service at local\, state/provincial\, regional\, and/or national levels.  \nNominees for Division Directors must be members in the Division for which they are nominated at the time of nomination. Additionally\, nominees for Division Director must be certified\, licensed\, and/or employed within the job-alike category for which they are nominated\, with the exception of nominees for Preservice Division Director.  \nNominees for Preservice Division Director must be a current NAEA Preservice member and must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program (intended for art education licensure or certification)\, spending 51% of time as a student at the time of nomination.  \n\nHow to Nominate or Self-Nominate \nIf you are nominating someone else for the position of President or Division Director\, we encourage you to use the Submittable “Collaborators” feature. This feature allows you to enter the email address of the nominee\, which then sends them an automatic email invitation and provides them with access to work on your form with you in real time. Utilization of the Collaborator feature is highly recommended to ensure a complete nomination. Please note: Only the nominator who starts the nomination form can submit the nomination when it is complete.   \nSelf-nominations are also welcome. If you are self-nominating\, please complete the form in its entirety. There is a section near the end of the form that allows you to enter the name and email address for the person who will supply your letter of support. Once you complete this section\, the person you enter will automatically receive an email from Submittable asking them to supply the required information.   \nFor questions about the nomination process\, please contact Sydney Krieck\, NAEA Chief of Staff and Board Liasion at skrieck@arteducators.org. 
URL:https://www.arteducators.org/event/naea-board-of-directors-call-for-nominations/
CATEGORIES:Open Call
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SUMMARY:NAHS National Student Council Ambassadors: Call for Applications
DESCRIPTION:NAHS and NJAHS student members are invited to apply for a volunteer leadership position as a student ambassador on the National Art Honor Societies Student Council.  \nThe National Art Education Association (NAEA) seeks applications from middle and high school students who are registered members of National Art Honor Societies (NAHS/NJAHS) chapters interested in serving as ambassadors on the National Art Honor Societies Student Council. The National Art Honor Societies Student Council will meet virtually\, cohost NAEA Open Studio Conversations\, lead a Saturday Student Studio workshop\, and provide feedback to NAEA regarding the National Art Honor Societies programs.  \nThis position is designed for passionate and dedicated students with a deep appreciation for visual arts\, design\, and/or media arts; strong leadership qualities; and a commitment to promoting the highest standards in art scholarship\, character\, and service. Please reference the National Art Honor Societies Student Council Ambassador Rubric for evaluation criteria.    \nAbout the National Art Honor Societies Student Council Ambassadors: \nMembers of the National Art Honor Societies Student Council will include at least eight National Art Honor Society Student Ambassadors—two from each NAEA region: Eastern Region\, Southeastern Region\, Western Region\, and Pacific Region.   \nQualifications: \nStudent ambassadors must be active members of a registered NAHS or NJAHS chapter for the 2026–2027 school year.  \nHigh School–Level Student Council Ambassadors must meet the following criteria:  \n\nBe a current high school student. \n\n\nBe a member of a registered NAHS chapter. \n\n\nHave been an active member of their school’s NAHS chapter (or NJAHS chapter in middle school) for at least 1 year. \n\n\nCommit to participating in four (4) quarterly virtual meetings\, one Open Studio Conversation webinar\, and the NAHS Saturday Student Studio Day.  \n\nMiddle-Level Student Council Ambassadors must meet the following criteria:  \n\nBe a current middle school student. \n\n\nAttend a school with a registered NJAHS chapter. \n\n\nHave been an active member of their school’s NJAHS chapter (or NEAHS chapter in elementary school) for at least 1 year. \n\n\nCommit to participating in four (4) quarterly virtual meetings and one Open Studio Conversation webinar\, and the NAHS Saturday Student Studio Day. \n\nTerms of Service and Appointment: Members serve a 1-year term. The term will begin on October 20\, 2026\, and conclude on June 30\, 2027. If a student ambassador meets the required service obligations\, they may serve a second consecutive term.  \nNational Art Honor Societies Student Council ambassadors are selected from applications submitted and appointed by the NAEA Youth and Preservice Program Manager and the National Art Honor Societies Council. Members will meet virtually and participate in four meetings annually and cohost one of two Open Studio Conversations\, and lead a workshop during the NAHS Saturday Student Studio Day. Total commitment is approximately 8 hours per year.  \nIf a student ambassador meets the required service obligations\, they will have the option to serve a second term.   \nNominations:\nSubmit your nomination here for the NAHS/NJAHS National Student Council.  \nNational Art Honor Societies Student Council nominations must be submitted online by September 14\, 2026\, by the chapter sponsor and include a personal statement written by the student and a letter of recommendation.  \nTimeline: \nMay 1\, 2026: Applications open  \nSeptember 14\, 2026: Applications close  \nOctober 20\, 2026: National Art Honor Societies Student Council members announced \nTentative Meeting dates: All meetings take place on Zoom from 7:00–8:00pm ET  \n\nQ1 Meeting: Tuesday\, October 20\, 2026 \nOpen Studio Conversation: Thursday\, November 19\, 2026 (Rehearsal: Thursday\, November 12\, 2026)\nQ2 Meeting: Tuesday\, December 1\, 2026 \nQ3 Meeting: Tuesday\, February 9\, 2027 \nNAHS Saturday Student Studio Day: Saturday\, February 20\, 2027\, from 12:00-1:30 pm ET \nOpen Studio Conversation: Thursday\, April 22\, 2027 (Rehearsal: Thursday\, April 15\, 2027)\nQ4 Meeting: Tuesday\, May 4\, 2027 \n\n\nQuestions? \nContact Paula Liz\, Youth and Preservice Program Manager\, at PLiz@arteducators.or 
URL:https://www.arteducators.org/event/nahs-national-student-council-ambassadors-call-for-applications/
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SUMMARY:Riding the Creative Wave: Visual Journaling Techniques to Spark Artmaking All Year Long
DESCRIPTION:Visual journaling is a powerful way to fuel creativity\, deepen reflection\, and spark meaningful artmaking—for both teachers and students. In this energizing webinar\, artists and educators David Modler\, Eric Scott\, and Sam Peck will guide participants through accessible journaling processes that support personal art practice while enriching K–12 classroom instruction. \nUsing surfing metaphors as a playful entry point\, the presenters will explore intuition\, a/r/tography\, and culturally responsive art education through hands-on prompts and materials. Throughout the session\, they will demonstrate a range of visual journaling techniques and materials\, modeling accessible processes you can immediately bring into your own teaching and artmaking. You’ll experience how visual journaling can capture lived experience\, connect identity to creative inquiry\, and create space for exploration—whether during the school year or in summer art experiences. \nDesigned for K–12 art educators at all experience levels\, this webinar offers ready-to-use strategies\, adaptable prompts\, and practical ways to integrate visual journals into your studio classroom. Participants will leave with techniques they can apply immediately to inspire experimentation\, reflection\, and sustained artistic momentum. \nCost:  FREE for NAEA members |  $49 for nonmembers \nThis webinar is part of the NAEA monthly webinar series hosted in the NAEA Professional Learning Studio. It provides 1 hour of professional learning credit.
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CATEGORIES:Virtual Professional Learning
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SUMMARY:2026 NAEA National Leadership Conference
DESCRIPTION:The National Art Education Association (NAEA) invites state and provincial association leaders\, Interest Group leaders\, supervisors and administrators\, and School for Art Leaders participants and alumni to gather for the 2026 National Leadership Conference (NLC)\, held July 24-26 in Washington\, DC. This annual convening brings together art education leaders from across the country for collaborative learning\, connection\, and dialogue focused on strengthening effective\, responsive\, and innovative leadership in visual arts\, design\, and media arts education. \nAdditional details\, including the full agenda and session information\, will be available in Spring 2026. \n \nThe 2026 NLC will center learning across three interconnected focus areas designed to support leaders at every stage of their leadership journey:  \nLeading for Impact: Building Sustainable and Inclusive Art Education Programs\nSessions in this strand emphasize actionable practices that strengthen organizational systems and advance inclusive art education. Participants will explore approaches to courageous\, equity-centered leadership; inclusive strategic planning; equitable resource development; and curriculum leadership that reflects diverse voices and learner needs. Additional topics include building community partnerships that expand support for marginalized learners and developing sustainable models that increase access to high-quality art education for every student.  \nCultivating and Empowering Emerging Leaders in Art Education\nThis focus area supports the growth of future leaders through innovative mentorship structures\, leadership pipeline models\, peer-led initiatives\, and strategies that elevate educator voices. Sessions may address inclusive leadership cultures\, succession planning\, and leadership development within state and local associations.  \nStrategic Advocacy: Leveraging Data\, Storytelling\, and Partnerships to Elevate the Visual Arts\nSessions in this strand equip leaders with research-based tools and strategies to effectively communicate the value of visual arts\, design\, and media arts education. Topics include navigating policy landscapes; using data to inform decision making; building cross-sector partnerships;engaging communities; and employing compelling storytelling to advocate for arts education at the local\, state\, and national levels.  \nTogether\, these learning experiences are designed to empower art education leaders to lead with purpose; build sustainable systems; and advocate effectively for equitable access to visual arts\, design\, and media arts education nationwide. \n  \nEvent Dates\nThe conference begins at 8:00am on Friday\, July 24\, and concludes at 12:00pm on Sunday\, July 26\, 2026.  \nLocation\nGrand Hyatt 1000 H St. NW\, Washington\, DC 20001
URL:https://www.arteducators.org/event/2026-naea-national-leadership-conference/
CATEGORIES:In-Person Professional Learning
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SUMMARY:2026 NAHS Student Conference: Empowering Future Creative Leaders
DESCRIPTION:The National Art Education Association (NAEA) invites National Art Honor Society students from across the country to the 2026 NAHS Student Conference: Empowering Future Creative Leaders! This event will take place July 24–26\, 2026\, in Washington\, DC.    \nThe NAHS Student Leadership Conference offers a unique opportunity to inspire the next generation of creative leaders and arts advocates. This national gathering brings together high school art students from across the country to celebrate the power of creativity while building confidence\, leadership skills\, and a shared commitment to supporting the arts in schools and communities.   \nDuring the conference\, students will participate in interactive presentations and hands-on workshops led by artists\, educators\, and arts leaders who are shaping the future of visual art\, media\, and design. Participants will learn how artists lead\, collaborate\, and advocate\, discovering how their creative voices can influence classrooms\, communities\, and beyond.  \nSet in Washington\, DC\, the experience extends beyond the conference venue with guided visits to world-class museums and cultural institutions\, providing students with direct engagement with art in a national context. Along the way\, students will connect with peers who share their passion\, build lasting networks\, and envision pathways for continued involvement in the arts.  \nThe NAHS Student Leadership Conference is more than just an event; it serves as a launching point for young artists eager to lead with creativity\, purpose\, and impact. \nVenue: Grand Hyatt 1000 H St. NW\, Washington\, DC 20001\nStudent Registration Fee: $175\nChaperone: Registration Fee: $0\nStudents are required to have a chaperone; one adult may chaperone up to 15 students    \nFor more information\, contact Paula Liz\, NAEA’s Youth and Preservice Program Manager\, at pliz@arteducators.org. \n\nProgram Information: \nDates and Program Hours:   \n\nFriday\, July 24\, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM  \n\n\nSaturday\, July 25\, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM \n\n\nSunday\, July 26\, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM \n\nLocation: Grand Hyatt Washington. 1000 H St. NW\, Washington\, DC 20001.  \nProgram Schedule: Coming soon!  \n  \nRegistration Information:  \nTo register for the NAHS National Student Conference\, you must be an educator or a parent/guardian registering one or more students. Students cannot register for the NAHS Conference directly. If you are a student interested in attending\, please talk to your school’s administration\, art educator\, or your parent/guardian.  \nThe registration fee is $175 per student and includes two meals.  \nStudents attending the NAHS Student Leadership Conference must be registered by an adult chaperone\, with one chaperone required for every 15 students under age 18. Chaperones are responsible for drop-off\, pick-up\, and supervision outside of conference program hours (July 24-25\, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM; July 26\, 8:00 AM–12:00 PM)\, and may remain on-site during the program but are not required to do so. Local students may attend without a chaperone if they live within commuting distance and submit an advance parent/guardian permission form allowing independent travel; conference staff cannot provide pickup supervision. If an art educator is interested in serving as a chaperone\, they may consider registering for and attending the National Leadership Conference\, which will occur simultaneously.  \nClick here to register!  \n\nHotel Information & Booking Details:\nNAEA has contracted a discounted block of rooms at the Grand Hyatt Washington for NAHS students and sponsors attending the 2026 Student Leadership Conference. \nGrand Hyatt Washington\n1000 H Street NW\, Washington\, DC 20001\nT: 202-582-1234  \nDeadline to book reservations at NLC26 discounted rate: June 19\, 2026  \nRoom Rates:\nSingle/Double: $279\nTriple: $304  \nQuad: $329   \nThis rate includes complimentary guestroom internet. Room rates shown do not include applicable taxes and fees. The total room charges will include base room rate + applicable taxes and fees.   \nBooking Link: https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/group-booking/WASGH/G-GNA6  \nArrive early or stay late! Our discounted rate is available 3 days before and after the event dates if you’d like to extend your stay in Washington\, DC! \n  \nFrequently Asked Questions:\nClick here to view answers to frequently asked questions.
URL:https://www.arteducators.org/event/2026-nahs-student-conference/
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SUMMARY:2027 NAEA National Convention
DESCRIPTION:Engage with your vibrant professional community in person at the largest gathering of visual arts education professionals in the world! Make art and lasting connections while experiencing limitless\, quality professional learning options—no matter what your professional focus may be. This is visual arts education in action. Don’t miss it! Register now for the 2027 NAEA National Convention\, happening March 4-6 in New York\, New York.
URL:https://www.arteducators.org/event/2026-naea-national-convention/
CATEGORIES:In-Person Professional Learning
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