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Professional Development Opportunities

Maintaining a commitment to professional development is crucial for educators and artists alike. It's about continuously honing our skills and staying abreast of emerging techniques and perspectives. Given the ever-evolving nature of education and art, it's imperative for art educators to remain proactive in seeking out new knowledge and staying current. Personally, I'm genuinely enthusiastic about lifelong learning and always eager for opportunities to expand my horizons. I firmly believe that ongoing professional development isn't just about personal growth; it's also about enhancing the quality of our work and our ability to inspire others. Therefore, I wholeheartedly embrace any chance to engage in professional development activities. It's not only beneficial for individual advancement but also for fostering a community of learning and innovation. Here is a brief reflection of the opportunities I have had to learn, grow, and contribute positively to our field. 

AENJ Kaleidoscope Conference (2024)
Co-presenter of "Teaching with Clay and Digital Technologies"

New TCNJ course “Designing with Clay and Makerspace Technologies”

Emerging technologies integrated with traditional clay artmaking practices, applied to art education

Potterbot, 3D Printing, Laser Engraving, CAD Softwares, add. technologies

Riverside Heritage Installation

Heritage Night: school-wide event at Riverside Elementary School in Princeton

Multi-cultural greetings on hallway windows

“Many Hellos” student-contributed ribbons assembled and installed

Princeton School District PD (2024)

District professional development day hosted at Princeton Highschool

Topic: Wellness

Events attended:

  • Life Drawing with a Therapy Dog

  • LGBTQ+ art history

AENJ Fabric Workshop and Museum (2024)

AENJ event at the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia

Risa Puno “Group Hug”

Jessica Campbell “Heterodoxy”

Caring Printmaking Workshop

AENJ "Making the Invisible Visible" Conference (2023)

First-time attendee of the AENJ conference!

Chloe Gilio

Art Educator

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