National Art Education Association

Back MatterSource: Art Education, Vol. 24, No. 5 (May, 1971), pp. 47-48Published by: National Art Education AssociationStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3191674 .

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CATEGORIES OF MEMBERSHIP * Active Membership: available to all indi- viduals engaged in the teaching or direction of programs of art education or in pursuits closely related to the field. Includes: Art Education, NAEA Newsletter. Registration for fee at NAEA conferences. Eligible'for Placement Service and Insurance Programs. Voting rights. * Active Comprehensive Membership A: available to individuals engaged in the teaching or direction of art education, or in closely related pursuits. Includes: Art Education, NAEA Newsletter. Either Studies in Art Education or Art Teacher. NEA Research Bulletin. One special NAEA publication a year. Registration for fee at NAEA confer- ences. Eligible for Placement Service and Insurance Programs. Voting rights. * Active Comprehensive Membership B: Same as Active Comprehensive Membership A, except member receives both Studies in Art Education and Art Teacher. * Associate Membership: available to school personnel not actively engaged in the teaching of art, individual students, and all persons interested in art education. Includes: Art

Education, NAEA Newsletter. Registration for fee at NAEA conferences. Eligible for Placement Service and Insurance Programs. * Institutional Comprehensive Membership: open to colleges, libraries, museums, and other educational organizations. Includes: Same as Active Comprehensive B. Registration for fee of the institution at NAEA conferences and attendance of any one representative of the institution. Does not include voting rights. * Supporting Membership: open to individuals, groups, or organizations wishing to further the cause of art education. Includes: Same as Institutional Comprehensive Membership. * Student Chapter Membership. Students may join through a student chapter at any accredited institution of higher learning. NAEA Student Chapters must be sponsored by an active mem- ber of NAEA appointed by the educational institution. The NAEA office will assist inter- ested groups in the formation of a Student Chapter. Publications are mailed in bulk to Student Chapter sponsors, who distribute them to student members. Includes: Art Education, NAEA Newsletter. Studies in Art Education at a reduced rate. Art Teacher at a reduced rate. Registration for student fee at

NAEA conferences. An Active Membership for the student's first year of teaching, at the reduced rate of $5.00 less than the current Active Membership fee.

PUBLICATIONS * Art Education, the Association journal. 9 issues: October through June. Trends and philosophies in art education. * Studies in Art Education. 3 issues a year. Reports of research. * Art Teacher. 3 issues a year. Elementary and Secondary art education. * Issues in Art Education. 6 times a year. Dialogues on current issues. * NAEA Newsletter. 10 issues, September through June. News of current concern. * Numerous special NAEA publications, such as: Supervision: A Mandate for Change; Ex- emplary Programs in Art Education; Art in American Higher Institutions; Art Education for the Disadvantaged Child; Art Education in the Secondary School; Art Education in the Elementary School. * Position Papers. Statements of professional minimum standards as guidelines for public school art programs and teacher preparation.

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Check membership category: (membership year is June 1 through May 31 -make checks payable to the National Art Education Association). Memberships received after May 1 will be considered effective for the next Membership year. 0 ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP-$20.00 o ACTIVE COMPREHENSIVE A-$25.00 Check your choice of either n Studies in Art Education or 0 Art Teacher. ] ACTIVE COMPREHENSIVE B-$30.00 o INSTITUTIONAL COMPREHENSIVE-$50.00 o ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP-$10.00 (includes individual students) 0 SUPPORTING MEMBERSHIP-$250.00

STUDENT CHAPTER-$5.00 per student member of the Student Chapter. Student Chapter Application Forms are available from the NAEA office.

Check Division affiliation: 0 ELEMENTARY 1 ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION 0 SECONDARY 0 HIGHER EDUCATION Check Regional affiliation: 0 EASTERN REGIONAL (Conn., Del., D.C., Maine, Md., Mass., N.H.,

N.J., N.Y., Pa., R.I., Vt., W. Va., Canada) 0 PACIFIC REGIONAL (Alaska, Ariz., Calif., Hawaii, Idaho, Mont.,

Nev., Oreg., Utah, Wash., Wyo.) 0 SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL (Ala., Fla., Ga., La., Miss., N.C.,

S.C., Tenn., Va.) ] WESTERN REGIONAL (Ark., Colo., III., Ind., Iowa, Kansas, Ky.,

Mich., Minn., Mo., Nebr., N.Mex., Ohio, Okla., S.Dak., Texas, Wis.)

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Academy of the Fine Arts .* First fine arts school in America

Professional training in Painting, > Sculpture, Graphics for the serious

. art student. Studio credits and m transcripts of Academy record are s accepted by many colleges and

universities towards Fine Arts de- . grees. Day, evening, summer

classes. Coeducational. Catalog: Academy of the Fine Arts, Room E, Broad and Cherry, Philadelphia, Pa. 19102

A new publication to consist of seven issues, edited by Gordon Plummer, offers dialogue between art educators from various levels of instruction representing elementary, secondary, administrative, and student interests.

Each issue will include a major paper, with several responses by art educators from diverse areas of the nation, concerning themes such as the following:

Categories of Aesthetic Content in Aesthetic Education; Art and Environment: The Teacher's Role; and Integrated Arts in the Public Schools. Sold on a subscription basis only, to include the seven issues.

$2.50 for members

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