*Update in progress (6/2022)

Topic: Arts, media, and education, prepared by Dan Rubins and Emma Hathaway and updated by Beatrice Maron Schaeffer

Coursework: 

Fall 2022

• MUSI 006: Musical Genius (Lindsay Wright)

Spring 2023

• AMST 403: Introduction to Public Humanities
• CPSC 276: Introduction to Applications of Computer and Data Science for the Digital Humanities
• CPSC 376: Advanced Computer and Data Science Applications for the Digital Humanities

Offered in Previous Years

• HIST 414: Poetry and Debates on the Value of Arts and Humanities (James Berger)
• CSPC 330: Social Critical Thinking and Leadership Through the Arts (Ximena Benavides Reverditto)
• CSJE 370: Progressive Art Education (Frederick Horstman)
• MUSI 478: Music, Service, and Society (Sebastian Ruth)
  • Graduate school course
• MUSI 565: Elements of Choral Technique (Jeffrey Douma)
  • Graduate school course
• ART 916: Models of Art Education: Research Methods and Practices (Ayham Ghraowi)
  • Graduate school course

Contacts:

Students:

Alumni (Mira Debs will have contact information):

• Jared Michaud (’19)
• Sammy Grob (’20)
• Dan Rubins (’16)
• Emma Hathaway (’17)
• Jane Strauch (’17)
• Julia Carnes (’17)
• Alison Levosky (’17)
• Erin CoFrancesco (’16)
• Fish Stark (’17), Everscouts – social emotional media content for upper elementary students

Faculty and staff:

• [should these be copied from above?]
• Jill Campbell (English)

Community leaders:

• Rubén Rodriguez
• Stephanie Tubiolo
• Rachel Glodo

Clubs, organizations, activities:

• Hear Your Song
• Yale Children’s Theater
• Music in Schools Initiative
• City Step
• Yale Digital Humanities Lab

Field experience:

• Yale Pathways to Arts & Humanities

Internships:

• The Center for Arts Education (NYC)
• Morse Summer Music Academy (Yale SOM)

Volunteer Opportunities:

• Artists Striving to End Poverty (ASTEP): This is an organization that offers incredible arts program for students throughout the US and internationally: visual art, music, dance, and theater.

Fellowships:

• Marshall Bartholomew Summer Arts Fellowship — up to $6000
• Field Experience Fellowship (Education Studies) — for Ed Studies Scholars; can be used for an unpaid internship in arts education
• Craft your own: Contact the Public School Interns Program — each Public School Intern is the liaison to a New Haven Public School and may be able to match you with an appropriate way to bring your arts interest into a school (especially the Co-Op High School Arts & Humanities Afterschool Program)