Graduate Standards in Arts Administration Education Kindle Edition

Arts administration programs are typically atypical in that they inhabit different colleges, schools, and departments, and vary greatly in their approaches and processes. However, they do share the common purpose of training students to support the activity of artists and arts and cultural organizations.Graduate Standards in Arts Administration Education represents the latest and best thinking on critical topics in postgraduate education in arts administration, arts management, and cultural management. The standards are designed to provide a menu of subject areas and mastery levels that each program can select and apply to its own context, curriculum, and definitions of student success. Individuals, programs, colleges, and universities use this resource to advance an array of goals, including:Self-assessment for established programs of their courses, curriculum, and programsDesign and development of new courses, curricula, or programs at the graduate levelInformation and background for constituents from other domains or disciplines who may be involved in accreditation, internal or external review, philanthropy, policy, community engagement, or a range of other pursuitsContext and calibration for faculty selection, development, renewal, promotion, or tenure processesEach subject area underwent rigorous examination by nearly 100 contributors and reviewers who hailed from the academy, and the field of practice. They represented a range of ethnicities, races, knowledge, abilities, and lived experiences. In consequence, each standard contains paths and markers meant to highlight the lived experiences, knowledge, and practices across multiple communities.Expressed in terms of student outcomes, the subject areas are:Arts EducationManaging and Leading Arts in Health ProgramsArts EntrepreneurshipCommunity EngagementCreative PlacemakingCultural Policy for Arts ManagersEnterprise TechnologyExperiential LearningFinancial ManagementFundraisingInstitutional LeadershipInternational Environment for the ArtsLegal and Ethical Environment for the ArtsMarketing and Audience DevelopmentProduction and Distribution of the ArtsResearch MethodsStrategy Read more