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Affiliated Student Organizations
Florida State University Art Therapy Association
The art therapy program and the Florida State University Art Therapy Association (FSU-ATA) work together to provide students social, academic and emotional support, in addition to community service activities and professional development. We meet about once a month for community service and fund-raising events to encourage educational and professional opportunities for our members. We’re happy to provide interested students with more information, meeting times, and membership details! Contact: Anna Campbell at accampbell21@gmail.com
For more information, please go to the ATA at FSU website: www.fsuata.shutterfly.com
Florida State University Arts Leaders and Managers
Arts Leaders and Managers (ALM) primarily consists of arts administration students, but we are open to anyone who is interested in pursuing our goals of supporting and advocating all of the arts, including, but not limited to, visual, music, theatre, and dance. In addition to support and advocacy, it is a goal of ours to provide future arts administrators with professional development workshops and travel opportunities that will aid in our future successes. We participate in at least one large community project per semester, which provides connection to the Tallahassee community as well as valuable work experience. ALM is a great opportunity to network with other future arts administrators, gain work experience and communication skills, and build upon your learning in the classroom!
Please check out our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/30035011930/, and feel free to contact Brittany Javins, brittanylia@gmail.com, for more information.
The Florida State University Chapter of the National Art Education Association
The Florida State University Chapter of the National Art Education Association are committed to our professional development as art educators, service to the community, and networking within the field.
