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2019-2020 Meeting Schedule:
September 12, October 10, November 14, December 13 (Holiday Gathering), January 9, February 8 (Winter Retreat), March 12, April 9, May (By Committee), June (Summer Retreat TBD) 5:15 p.m. at the MEA Building in Augusta unless otherwise noted. |
Executive Board
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MAEA Secretary:
Heidi O'Donnell |
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Active Board Members: Committee Chairs:
Regional Contacts:
Partners:
Interest Groups:
Regional Groups Map:
With an effort to facilitate communication and develop support in all communities around the state, we have been working hard at developing and expanding the already strong regional work that has been happening for years. In our first steps, Lisa, our president, has been in regular communication with our current regional leaders. As a result, we have developed the following map to outline our regions. Please note, we feel strongly that these regions do not limit your ability to work with and collaborate with other regions, but created these with the desire to strengthen local collaboration and support.
- Advocacy and Public Relations: Lynda Leonas
- Communications (Facebook): Christine del Rossi
- Communications (Newsletter): Lisa Ingraham
- Communications (Instagram): Krisanne Baker
- Recognition's: Holly Houston
- Webmaster: Heidi O'Donnell
Regional Contacts:
- Art in the Heart: Sue Shapiro
- Common Street Arts: Suzanne Goulet
- hArtrocks:
- Downeast Region: Audra Christie
- 'gusta 30: Shalimar Poulin
- Northern pARTners: Beth Ann Cummings
Partners:
- Maine Alliance for Arts Education Executive Director: Susan Potters
- Maine Arts Leadership Initiative: Lynda Leonas & Hope Lord
- Department of Education - Visual and Performing Arts Specialist: Jason Anderson
- Scholastic Art: André van de Putte & Jenna Crowder
Interest Groups:
- AP Division Co-Chairs: Holly Houston & Lori Spruce
- Art Teachers Create: Jodi Thomas
- Photography Educators: Jodi Thomas
- Retired Art Educators: Cathy Grigsby
Regional Groups Map:
With an effort to facilitate communication and develop support in all communities around the state, we have been working hard at developing and expanding the already strong regional work that has been happening for years. In our first steps, Lisa, our president, has been in regular communication with our current regional leaders. As a result, we have developed the following map to outline our regions. Please note, we feel strongly that these regions do not limit your ability to work with and collaborate with other regions, but created these with the desire to strengthen local collaboration and support.
