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Emerging Field of the Arts in Education
May 4, 2006
Richard Bell national executive director, Young Audiences
Ruben Fernandez professor, arts education, U of Toronto
Jessica Hoffmann Davis former director, Arts in Education, Havard Graduate School of Education
Anika Selhorst program director, City Lore
Steven Seidel director, Arts in Education Program, Harvard Graduate School of Education

Steve Seidel moderates as a panel reflects on the history and future of the field of arts in education.

Art & Architecture | Education
Arts in Education
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Harvard Graduate School of Education
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