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Student Art Therapy Association at FSU (SATA)

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The Florida State University Art Therapy program and the Student Art Therapy Association (SATA) work together to provide our classmates with social, academic, and emotional support. In addition, we facilitate community outreach events, support student professional development, and host an annual Spring Art Therapy Workshop with a guest lecturer from the field of Art Therapy. We meet 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: Madilynn Forgione at fsuarttherapy@gmail.com

For more information, visit us on Facebook and Instagram

2021-2022 SATA Executive Board:

President: Madilynn Forgione

Member-at-Large: Anna Proia

Secretary: Jarai Finney

Treasurer: Tessa Fulfer

Community Outreach Chair: Camryn Paul, Hayley Stricker, & Julie Lumsden

Fundraising Chair: Rachel Harbin & Deja Harris

First-Year Liaison: Madilynn Forgione

Self-Care Chair: Tessa Fulfer & Julie Lumsden

Social Media Chair: Anna Proia

Intersectional Chair: Jarai Finney

Undergraduate Liaison: Madelyn Perera & Christine Perry

Goals of SATA:

  • Prepare members for professional art therapy practice
  • Encourage research in the field of art therapy
  • Model the values of leadership, professionalism, and community service
  • Promote communication between colleagues
  • Assist each other in pursuit of individual goals
  • Support each other during the transition from student to professional Registered Art Therapists (ATRs)

SATA Activities:

  • Volunteer Activities: Art Therapy workshops with Studio H, mural making with local schools
  • Self-Care: Paint nights, pumpkin carving, kayaking, beach trips, baking nights
  • Educational Activities: Host the annual Spring Art Therapy Workshop with a guest lecturer from the field of Art Therapy, attend the annual American Art Therapy Conference, host and present on multicultural topics relevant to the field of Art Therapy