Every business, institution and organization goes through periods of strategic planning for the future as a means of realigning the focus of the organization and its team. It is also a good time to self-reflect on current business practice. Using Appreciative Inquiry methodology and the SOAR (Strengths, Opportunities, Aspirations and Results) framework, this course will focus on how to design effective strategic planning processes, identifying the strengths of the organization as the foundation for its future and drawing upon this for effective realization of that future. Class Limit is 18. Eligible for T2202.
This course is eligible for the
Certificate
in Arts Administration.
Registration Deadline: Oct. 23, 2010
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| Instructor: | | Jeanie Cockell
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| Site: | | Port
204, Port Campus, 1107 Marginal Road
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| Date / Time: | | Oct. 30-Nov. 27, Saturdays, 10:00am-4:00pm
(5 sessions) |
| Tuition: | | $325
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Through abstraction the insignificant becomes significant; the nonsensical becomes sensical. Michael Fernandes will guide students as they work through ideas of what is! Working with minimal verbal language and bingo dobbers students will clear their minds of what is conventional to journey through ideas of non-convention to explore deeper significance in the world of art and life. Michael Fernandes is a well known artist whose practice combines linguistic and performance events catalyzed by humour. Through public interventions and text-based installations, Fernandes creates social situations that actively solicit viewer participation. His work explores the intersection of private life with public space, and the relationship between art and everyday life. Michael Fernandes is an instructor in intermedia at NSCAD University and has exhibited and performed throughout Canada and internationally. Class Limit is 12.
Registration Deadline: Nov. 26, 2010
| Instructor: | | Michael Fernandes
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| Site: | | Port
208, Port Campus, 1107 Marginal Road
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| Date / Time: | | Dec. 4, Saturday, 10:00am-4:00pm
(1 session) |
| Tuition: | | $115
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The Certificate in Community-Based Arts Practice integrates theory and practice in the training of lead- ers capable of developing, managing and facilitating a community arts project. Delivered over the course of a year, the program provides an experiential and reflective overview of the field and allows students the opportunity to integrate their classroom learning through developing and implementing a project in the community. Working under the supervision of an individual coordinator, students will learn from a host of facilitators and from each other. Facilitators will be from the fields of performing and visual arts with expe- rience in incorporating their own art practice into their work with community. Class Limit is 20. Eligible for T2202 Education Amount Certificate.
For more information about our Certificate Programs and the Certificate in Community-Based Arts Practice please
click here.
| Instructor: | | Tessa Mendel |
| Date / Time: | | Saturday, September 25th, 9:00am–4:00pm
Tuesdays, September 28th-October 19th, 6:30pm-9:30pm
Saturdays, October 30th and November 27th, 9:00am-3:00pm
Tuesdays, November 2nd-16th, 6:30pm-9:30pm
Tuesdays, January 4th–18th; February 1st-8th; March 1st-15th,
6:30pm-9:30pm
Saturdays, January 29th and March 29th, 9:00am-3:00pm
Between April and July students will complete their practicum – 14 hours
in the community in consultation with Coordinator
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| Tuition: | | $1800.00
$200.00 Registration fee due on the date of registration with payment
installment options as follows: Term 1 $800.00 due by October 1st, 2010
and Term 2 $800.00 due by January 15th, 2011. Please Note: The $200.00
registration fee is non refundable except in the case of program
cancellation.
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