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STATEWIDE
ROUNDTABLES
New York State AIE Roundtable
Contact: Amy Duggins Pender
Telephone:
212 741 5256
Email:
aduggins@nysca.org
Contact: Gary Dayton
212 /
741-5257
Email:
gdayton@nysca.org
New York State Council on the Arts - Arts in
Education
175 Varick Street, New York, NY 10014
http://www.nysca.org/public / home.cfm
CAPITAL DISTRICT
ARTS COUNCILS
Delaware Arts Council
Roxbury Arts Group
P.O. Box 93 Vega Mt. Road
Roxbury, NY 12474
Telephone: 607 /
326-7908
www.roxburyartsgroup.org
Greene Arts Council
Greene County Council on the Arts
398 Main Street, P.O. Box 463
Catskill, NY 12414
Telephone: 518 /
943-3400
greenearts.org
Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council
7 Lapham Place,
Glens Falls, NY 12801
Telephone: 518 / 798-1144
pat@larac.org
www.LARAC.org
Orange Arts Council
Arts Community Grants
BOCES Business Incubator
92 Seward Avenue, Suite 11 / 15
Middletown, NY 10940
Telephone: 845 /
343-4845
Otsego Arts Council
Upper Catskill Community Arts Council
11 Ford Avenue
Oneonta, NY 13820
Telephone: 607 /
432-2070
www.uccca.com
Rensselaer Arts Council
The Arts Center of the Capital Region
265 River Street
Troy, NY 12180
Telephone: 518 /
273-0552
www.artscenteronline.org
Saratoga Arts Council
Saratoga County Arts Council
320 Broadway
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Telephone: 518 /
584-4132
www.saratoga-arts.org
Sullivan Arts Council
Delaware Valley Arts Alliance
P.O. Box 170, Main Street
Narrowsburg, NY 12764
Telephone: 845 /
252-7576
www.Artsalliancesite.org
Warren Arts Council
Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council
P.O. Box 659
Glens Falls, NY 12801
Telephone: 518 /
798-1144
www.laracArts.org
B.O.C.E.S.
Capital Region BOCES
http://arts.capregboces.org/
Shelly Viola
sviola@gw.neric.org
Hamilton-Fulton-Montgomery BOCES
http://www.hfmboces.org
Lorraine Hohenforst (Sleezer), Ph.D.
lhohenforst@hfmboces.org
Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES
Sandra Voigt
Svoigt@herkimer-boces.org
Deb Zampardi
dzampardi@herkimer-boces.org
Orange & Sullivan BOCES
www.scboces.org
Linda Whynman
lwhynman@scboces.org
Otsego-Northern Catskills BOCES
(Sole Supervisory district of Otsego, Delaware,
Schoharie and Greene)
http://www.dcmoboces.com/dcmospecprog / aie /
Diane Aaronson
aie@stny.rr.com
Questar
III BOCES
(R-C-G BOCES)
http://www.questar.org
Arlene Mernit Sampson
Arts in Education-Grants Procurement Specialist
asampson@questar.org
Sullivan-Orange County BOCES
http://www.scboces.org/
Linda Whynman
lwhynman@scboces.org
Ulster BOCES
http://ucboces.schoolwires.com/
Chris Karczmar
ckarczma@mhric.org
Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex BOCES
http://www.wswheboces.org/SSS / ArtsinEducation
/ arts.htm
Lynne Rosenthal
lrosenthal@wswheboces.org
LOCAL CAPACITY BUILDING SITES
Otsego Local Capacity
Building Site - also serves
Delaware
Upper Catskill Community Council of the Arts
Stacey Miller
Wilber Mansion, 11 Ford Avenue, Oneonta, NY
13820-2556
Telephone: 607 /
432-2070
Fax: 607 / 431-9319
E-mail:
uccca3@stny.rr.com
http://www.oneonta.ny.us / uccca.htm
Albany Local Capacity Building Site
- also serves Fulton, Montgomery, Rensselaer,
Schenectady, and Schoharie
Arts Center of the Capital Region
Kyra Tepaske
265 River Street, Troy, NY 12180-4496
Telephone: 518 / 273-0552
E-mail:
ktepaske@theartscenter.cc
http://www.artscenteronline.org/
Greene Local Capacity
Building Site - partners with
Columbia
Greene County Council on the Arts
Kay Stamer
398 Main Street, P. O. Box 463, Catskill, NY
12414-0463
Telephone: 518 /
943-3400
Fax: 518 / 943-5502
E-mail:
gcca@mhonline.net
http://www.greenearts.org
Saratoga Local Capacity
Building Site - also serves
Warren and Washington
Saratoga County Arts Council
Eva Dolan
320 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866-3611
Telephone: 518 /
584-4132
Fax: 518 / 581-7666
E-mail:
classes@nycap.rr.com
www.saratoga-arts.org
REGIONAL LEADERSHIP NETWORKS
Capital Region Regional Leadership Network
Elisa Cotroneo
ecotroneo@mail.albany.edu
ROUNDTABLES
Albany / Capital District Roundtable
Contact: Lainy Slyder
NYS Alliance for Arts Education
PO Box 2217
Albany, NY 12220
Telephone: 518 /
473-0823
exec@nysaae.org
ARTS ORGANIZATIONS
Capital Region Center for Arts in Education
Dutch Quad Ten Broeck 107
Albany, New York 12222
Telephone: 518 / 442-4240
Elisa Cotroneo, Executive Director
ecotroneo@mail.albany.edu
Maureen Pagano, Program Manager
mpagano@mail.albany.edu
Gwenn Mayers, Grants and Visual Arts Specialist
gmayers@albany.edu
Monique Smith, Business Manager / General
Information
crcaie@albany.edu
www.centerforaie.org
Organization’s mission: To provide young people with
opportunities to explore, experience, and
experiment with the arts and the creative
process; To help teachers and students develop
their imaginations, sharpen their perceptions,
and expand their critical thinking; To assist
teachers and artists in creating a new learning
environment; To explore the integration of
aesthetic analysis into basic curriculum; To
provide a means for channeling public and
private resources in order to improve arts
education in schools.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists: All
disciplines.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists: 518
/
442-4240
crcaie@albany.edu.
Proctor's Theatre
432 State Street
Schenectady, NY 12305
Telephone: 518 / 382-3884
www.proctors.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: To provide quality
entertainment to an increasingly diverse and
growing audience; To serve as a catalyst for
redevelopment of Schenectady’s downtown by
encouraging development of a new cultural
district; To develop and grow the audience of
the future through a dynamic education program.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists: All
disciplines.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Christine Sheehan, Director of Education 518 /
382-3884 ext. 12
csheehan@proctors.org
CENTRAL NEW YORK
ARTS COUNCILS
Cayuga Arts Council
Finger Lakes Arts Grants
433 Exchange
Geneva, NY 13021
Telephone: 315 /
781-7725
www.artservicesflags.org
Chenango Arts Council
Chenango County Council of the Arts
27 W. Main Street
Norwich, NY 13815
Telephone: 607 /
336-2787
www.chenangoarts.org
Essex Arts Council
Arts Council for the Northern Adirondacks
P.O. Box 187, 23 North Main Street
Westport, NY 12993
Telephone: 518 /
962-8778
Hamilton Arts Council
Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts
Route 28 P.O. Box 205
Blue Mountain Lake, NY 12812
Telephone: 518 /
352-7715
www.adk-arts.org
Herkimer Arts Council
Central New York Community Arts Council
261 Genesee Street
Utica, NY 13501
Telephone: 315 /
724-1113
www.cnyarts.com
North Country Library System Arts Council
P.O. Box 99 22072, County Route 190
Watertown, NY 13601
Telephone: 315 / 782-5540
www.nc34.org/ncls
Onondaga Arts Council
Cultural Resources Council
411 Montgomery Street
Syracuse, NY 13202
Telephone: 315 /
435-2155
www.cspot.org
Oswego Arts Council
Arts & Culture for
Oswego
County
P.O. Box 5193, 186 W. First Street
Oswego, NY 13126
Telephone: 315 / 342-1109 Ext. 2
www.artshappening.org
Tompkins Arts Council
Community Arts Partnership
Clinton House
116 N. Cayuga Street
Ithaca, NY 14850
Telephone: 607 /
273-5072
www.artspartner.org/index.html
Clinton Arts Council
Council on Arts for Clinton County
43 Durkee St., Suite 400
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
Telephone: 518 /
563-5222
www.plattsburgharts.org
B.O.C.E.S.
Broome Tioga BOCES
http://www.btboces.org/
Tammi Goltry
tgoltry@btboces.org
Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES
Edward Sayles
edmgr@dreamscape.com
Clinton-Essex-Warren-Washington BOCES
Champlain Valley Ed. Services
www.cves.org/arts
June Levenson
jilevenson@cves.org
Delaware-Chenango-Madison-Otsego BOCES
www.dcmoboces.com/aie
Diane Aaronson
aie@stny.rr.com
Franklin-Essex-Hamilton BOCES
Leslie LaRose
llarose@mail.fehb.org
Madison-Oneida BOCES
www.monroe.edu
Mary Blair
mblair@mohawk.moric.org
Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES
www.oneida-boces.org
Emily Pring
epring@oneida-boces.org
Onondaga-Cortland-Madison BOCES
Marsha Wheeler
mwheeler@ocmboces.org
Wayne-Fingerlakes BOCES
www.wflboces.org
Mary Kirsch
Coordinator of Enrichment Services
mkirsch@edutech.org
Oswego BOCES
http://www.oswegoboces.org/profservices /
artsined / index.asp
Marcia Wheeler
mwheeler@oswegoboces.org
Matthew Wentworth
mwentworth@oswegoboces.org
St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES
www.schoolimprove.org/AIE /
arts_in_education.htm
Pam Whittet
pwhittet@sllneric.org
Cheryl Greene
cgreene@sll.neric.org
Tompkins-Seneca-Tioga BOCES
http://www.tstboces.org/cooperativeframes.html
Holly Kazarinoff
hkazarinoff@mail.tstboces.org
Syracuse City School District BOCES
Carol L. Terry
clterry@freeside.scsd.k12.ny.us
LOCAL CAPACITY BUILDING SITES
Oneida Local Capacity
Building Site- also serves
Herkimer
Central New York Community Arts Council
Debbie Trudeau
261 Genesee Street, Utica, NY 13501-3408
Telephone: 315 /
724-1113
Fax: 315 732 8468
E-mail:
dtrudeau@cnyarts.com
www.cnyarts.org
Onondaga
Local Capacity
Building Site - also serves
Cayuga, Chenango, Cortland, Jefferson, Lewis,
Madison, Oswego,
St. Lawrence
Partners For Arts Education
Sue Stonecash, Program Coordinator
501 West Fayette Street, Studio 221, Syracuse,
NY 13204
Telephone: 315 /
234-9911
E-mail:
sue@arts4ed.org
www.arts4ed.org
Broome Local Capacity
Building Site - also serves
Tioga
The Discovery Center of the Southern Tier
Donna Gately, Local Capacity Building Site
Coordinator
60 Morgan Road, Binghamton, NY 13903
Telephone: 607 /
773-8661
Fax: 607 773 8019
E-mail:
artspartners@thediscoverycenter.org
www.thediscoverycenter.org
Tompkins Local Capacity Building Site
Community Arts Partnership-Tompkins County
Robin Schwartz, Local Capacity Building Site
Coordinator
116 N. Cayuga Street, Ithaca, NY 14850-4331
Telephone: 607 /
273-5072 x2
Fax: 607 273 4816
E-mail:
programs@artspartner.org
www.artspartner.org
Clinton
Local Capacity Building Site - also serves Hamilton
Adirondack Arts in Education Partnership
Janine Scherline
P. O. Box 917
Peru, NY 12972
Telephone: 518 / 643-2892
E-mail:
adkartsined@charter.net
REGIONAL LEADERSHIP
NETWORKS
Central New York Regional Leadership Network
Marlene Roeder
mroeder@everson.org
ROUNDTABLES
Adirondack Region
Roundtable
Contact: Janine Scherline
Adirondack Arts in Education Partnership
P. O. Box 917, Peru, NY 12972
Telephone: 518 / 643-2892
E-mail:
adkartsined@charter.net
Southern Tier / Ithaca Roundtable
Contact: Pete Rush
Hangar Theatre
PO Box 205, Ithaca, NY 14851-0205
Telephone: 607 / 273-8588 x 410
E-mail:
pete@hangartheatre.org
www.hangartheatre.org
Central
New York Roundtable
Contact: Georgia Popoff
Partners for Arts Education (PAE)
501 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, NY 13204
Telephone: 315 /
234-9911
E-mail:
georgia@arts4ed.org
www.arts4ed.org
ARTS ORGANIZATIONS
Open Figure Drawing Inc.
826 Euclid Ave, Westcott Community Center,
Syracuse NY 13210
www.openfiguredrawing.com
Organization’s Mission Statement: OPEN FIGURE DRAWING, INC
is organized for the charitable and educational
purposes to further community access to artistic
activity, specifically, studio figure drawing,
sculpting and painting. Open Figure Drawing Inc.
exists to offer the community inexpensive self
-instructional and instructional drawing
experiences.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
Visual artists, but open to
ALL
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Iver Johnson, 101 Eloise Terrace, Syracuse NY
13207-1828,
315-475-3400 or
itjohnso@syr.edu
Partners for Arts Education (PAE)
Delavan Center Studio 221
501 West Fayette Street
Syracuse, NY 13204
Telephone: 315 / 234-9911
info@arts4ed.org
www.arts4ed.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: Partners for Arts
Education is a not-for-profit network that
fosters partnerships between artists and
educators to use the arts as real tools for
learning.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists: All
disciplines.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Laura Reeder, Executive Director
laura@arts4ed.org
Society for New Music
312 Crawford Ave.,
Syracuse, NY 13224
snm@societyfornewmusic.org
www.societyfornewmusic.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: The Society's purpose is
to act as a catalyst for the continued growth of
the
CNY musical community by commissioning new
works, through advocacy (e.g. Society News
newsletter & Fresh Ink on WCNY-FM & its
Watertown & Utica affiliates), by featuring
regional composers alongside guest composers, by
providing regional musicians an opportunity to
perform the music of their peers in order to
gain new skills and techniques which they then
share with their students, and by bringing new
music to as broad an audience as possible
through performances, broadcasts & TV. The
Society funds 4 composers in inner-city schools
to work with 4th - 12th graders in writing new
works for chorus, orchestra and band, which are
premiered by the students.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
Music
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Josh Coles, Education Coordinator
snm@societyfornewmusic.org
The Antique Boat Museum
750 Mary Street
Clayton, NY 13624
Telephone: 315 / 686-4104
Fax: 315 / 686-2775
http://www.abm.org/
Organization’s Mission Statement: The Purpose of the Antique
Boat Museum is: To collect, preserve, study, and
interpret objects related to the freshwater
nautical history of small craft (less than 100
feet) throughout North America, with emphasis on
the St. Lawrence River and the surrounding area;
To maintain and use the resulting collection of
boats, related artifacts, documents, and
information to enhance public appreciation and
understanding of the region's nautical heritage,
including the evolution of design, propulsion,
and construction methods, and the influence of
boats on the area's social and cultural fabric;
To provide a research facility, encourage
research, publications, educational programs,
and public events related to the freshwater
nautical history of the area.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists: The
Museum has
ESP partnership with the local school district has uses
theater, music, and folk artists.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Laura Nadolski, Director of Education 315 /
686-4104 or
education@abm.org
Hangar Theatre
Post Office Box 205
Ithaca New York 14851
Telephone: 607 /
273-8588, ext. 410
www.hangartheatre.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: The Center for the Arts at
Ithaca, Inc., also known as the Hangar Theatre,
is committed to providing exceptional theatre
experiences of high professional quality to
enrich, enlighten, educate, and entertain the
diverse audience in the Finger Lakes region and
beyond. Strong education and training programs
are central parts of our commitment to the local
and national artistic communities. The Hangar
Theatre is a not-for-profit.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
theatre, playwrighting, music.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Pete Rush, Associate Artist and Education and
Outreach Coordinator 607 /
273-8588 ext. 410 or
pete@hangartheatre.org or
education@hangartheatre.org.
rftny & CHAOS PRODUCTIONS
4483 Route 31
Clay, New York 13041
Telephone: 315 / 652-3800
Organization's Mission Statement: It is the goal of rftny &
CHAOS PRODUCTIONS children's educational theatre
program to continue to offer quality performing
arts education to the community. It is our
belief that instruction in and exposure to the
performing arts at an early age will nurture a
love and appreciation for the artistic
disciplines. We strive to find new and exciting
ways to expose the children of rftny to new and
culturally diverse forms of theatre in hopes of
molding a receptive 'audience of the future'. We
hold that the performing arts can open many and
varied doors to educational opportunities for
our children and believe that imagination is the
ultimate key to success in any area of life.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
drama / writing arts / visual art in conjunction
with folk art performance.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists: Chrissy
Clancy, Creative Director 315 /
652-3800 ext 137 or
cclancy@townofclay.org
LOWER HUDSON
ARTS COUNCILS
Dutchess Arts Council
Dutchess County Arts Council
39 Market Street
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
(914)
454-3222
www.artsmidhudson.org
Putnam Arts Council
Putnam Arts Council
P.O. Box 156, 255 Kennicut Hill Road
Mahopac, NY 10541
(914)
628-3105
www.putnamartscouncil.com
B.O.C.E.S.
Dutchess County BOCES
www.dcboces.org/artsineducation
Maria DeWald
mdewald@beta.dcboces.org
LOCAL CAPACITY BUILDING SITES
Columbia Local Capacity Building Site
- partners with Greene
Columbia County Council on the Arts
Mr. Jan Hanvik, Executive Director
209 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534
518 671 6231
Fax: 518 671 6857
E-mail:
ccca@mhcable.com
www.artscolumbia.org
Dutchess
Local Capacity
Building Site - also serves
Ulster
Dutchess County Arts Council
Loretta B. Spence
39 Market Street, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601-3211
854 454 3222
Fax: 845 454 6902
E-mail:
lspence@artsmidhudson.org
www.artsmidhudson.org
REGIONAL LEADERSHIP NETWORKS
Hudson Valley Regional Leadership Network
Livia Vanaver
Livdance@aol.com
ROUNDTABLES
Hudson River Valley
Stageworks on the Hudson
c/o Laura Margolis
133 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534-3118
518-828-7843
contact@stageworkstheater.org
www.stageworkstheater.org
www.stageworkstheater.org
NEW YORK CITY, WESTCHESTER, LONG ISLAND,
ROCKLAND
ARTS COUNCILS
Bronx Arts Council
Bronx Council on the Arts
1738 Hone Avenue
Bronx, NY 10461
(718)
931-9500
www.bronxarts.org
Huntington Arts Council
213 Main Street
Huntington, NY 11743
Telephone: 631 / 274-8423
info@huntintonarts.org
www.huntingtonarts.org
Nassau Arts Council
Long Island Arts Council at Freeport
130 E. Merrick Road
Freeport, NY 11520
(516)
223-2522
New York Arts Council
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
330 West 42nd Street, 14th fl
New York, NY 10036
http://www.nyc.gov / html / dcla / home.html
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
145 Hudson St. Suite 801M
New York, NY 10013
(212)
219-9401
www.lmcc.net
Westchester
Arts Council
Westchester Arts Counci
31Mamaroneck Avenue, 3rd Floor
White Plains, NY 10601
www.westarts.com
Richmond Arts Council
Council on the Arts & Humanities for Staten
Island
1000 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301
(718)
447-3329
www.statenislandarts.org
Suffolk Arts Council
East End Arts Council
133 East Main Street
Riverhead, NY 11901
(631)727-0900
www.eastendarts.org
Huntington Arts Council
213 Main Street
Huntington, NY 11743
(516)
271-8423
www.huntingtonarts.org
Smithtown Township Arts Council
660 Route 25A
St. James, NY 11780
(631)
862-6575
www.stacarts.org
Rockland Arts Council
Arts Council of |Rockland County
7 Perlman Drive
Spring Valley, NY 10977
(914)
426-3660
www.artscouncilofrockland.org
Queens Arts Council
Queens Council on the Arts
Oak Ridge, 79-01 Park Lane South
Woodhaven, NY 11421
(718)
647-3377
www.queenscouncilarts.org
Brooklyn / Kings County Arts Council
Brooklyn Arts Council
195 Cadman Plaza West
Brooklyn, NY 11201
(718) 625-0080
www.brooklynartscouncil.org
Westchester Arts Council
31 Mamaroneck Avenue
White Plains, NY 10601
education@westarts.com
www.westarts.com
B.O.C.E.S.
Nassau BOCES
www.nassauboces.org/artsined
James F. Wilde
jwilde@mail.nasboces.org
Putnam-Westchester BOCES
http://pnwboces.org/artsined / ArtsInEd.htm
http://pnwboces.artistsinschools.org
Michelle Sherer
msherer@pnwboces.org
Rockland County BOCES
www.rocklandboces.org
Carol Stewart
cstewart@rboces.lhric.org
Eastern Suffolk BOCES
http://www.sricboces.org/ / AIE
Carol Brown
cbrown@esboces.org
LOCAL CAPACITY BUILDING SITES
New York Local Capacity Building Site
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
Janis Astor DelValle
120 Broadway,
New York, NY 10013
212 219 9401 x 118
E-mail:
jvalle@lmcc.net
www.lmcc.net
Kings Local Capacity Building Site
Brooklyn Information and Culture and the
Brooklyn Arts Council
Hawley Hussey
33 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
718 875 4047 x12
Fax: 718 488 0609
E-mail:
jriker@brooklynx.org or
Hawley@hawleyhussey.com
http://www.brooklynx.org/
Bronx Local Capacity Building Site
Bronx Council on the Arts
Americo Casiano, Jr., Grants Administrator
1738 Hone Avenue, Bronx, NY 10461
718 931 9500 x19
Fax: 718 409 6445
E-mail:
americo@bronxarts.org
http://www.bronxarts.org
Rockland Local Capacity Building Site
Arts Council of Rockland County
Mark Judelson
7 Perlman Drive, Spring Valley, NY 10977
845 426 3660
E-mail:
mark@artscouncilofrockland.org
www.artscouncilofrockland.org
Westchester
Local Capacity
Building Site - also serves
Orange, Putnam, and Sullivan
Westchester Arts Council
Erica Reinert, Program Manager
31 Mamaroneck Avenue, Floor 3, White Plains, NY
10601
914
428 4220
Fax: 914 428 4306
E-mail:
ereinert@westarts.com
http://www.westarts.com
Suffolk Local Capacity
Building Site - also serves
Nassau
East End Arts Council
Ray Saltini, Local Capacity Building Site
Coordinator
133 East Main Street, Riverhead, NY 11901
631
727 0900
E-mail:
rsaltini@optonline.net
www.eastendarts.org
Queens Local Capacity Building Site
Queens Council on the Arts
Charla Austin, Local Capacity Building Site
Coordinator
One Forest Park @ the Oak Ridge, Woodhaven, NY
11421
718 647 3377 x12
Fax: 718 647 5036
E-mail:
caustin@queenscouncilarts.org
http://www.queenscouncilarts.org/
Richmond Local Capacity Building Site
Council on Arts and Humanities for Staten Island
JoAnne Kavanagh, Local Capacity Building Site
Coordinator
1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10310
718 447 3329
Fax: 718 442 8512
E-mail:
arts.in.ed@statenislandarts.org
www.statenislandarts.org
REGIONAL LEADERSHIP
NETWORKS
New York City Area Elementary Schools Regional Leadership
Network
Ruth Nott
rnott@operaed.org
Lois Olshan
loisolshan@aol.com
New York City Area Middle Schools Regional Leadership
Network
Lindsay Erb
lindsaye@roundabouttheatre.org
New York City Area High Schools Regional Leadership Network
Jackie Chang
jchang@elpuente.us
Miriam Bernabei
mbernabei@greenburgh7.com
ROUNDTABLES
Long Island Roundtable
Contact: Ray Saltini
East End Arts Council
133 East Main Street, Riverhead, NY 11901
631 610 8993
E-mail:
rsaltini@optonline.net
http://www.eastendarts.org
New York City Roundtable
New York City Arts in Education Roundtable
represents cultural organizations and
individuals engaged in Arts in Education in the
NYC region and organizes the annual "Face to
Face" conference at Riverside Church.
Contact: David Shookhoff
Manhattan Theatre Club
311 West 43rd Street, 8th floor, New York, NY
10036
212 399 3000
E-mail:dshookhoff@mtc-nyc.org
www.nycaieroundtable.org
Queens
Roundtable
Contact:
Charla Austin
Queens Arts Council
One Forest Park at Oak Ridge, Woodhaven, NY
11421-1166
718 647 3377
Email:
caustin@queenscouncilarts.org
http://www.queenscouncilarts.org
ARTS ORGANIZATIONS
Artsgenesis, Inc.
154 Christopher Street, Suite 2A,
New York, New York 10014
Telephone: 212-696-ARTS, ext 11
Fax: 212 / 741-1925
www.artsgenesis.com
Organization’s Mission Statement: The mission of Artsgenesis
is to create and conduct arts accelerated
learning programs. We believe all human beings
are designed and engineered to learn. Through
the Artsgenesis trademarked methodology of
Multiple Intelligences and the Arts™, we find
the right key to ignite creativity and
accelerate learning.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists: All
disciplines
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Kary Krinzman, Program Manager, 212-696-ARTS ext
11 or
info@artsgenesis.com
Calpulli Mexican Dance Co., Inc.
AKA, Calpulli Danza Mexicana
91-10 34th Avenue, 5B
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
(917) 693-8265
castano@calpullidance.org
www.calpullidance.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: Calpulli is
dedicated to teaching and producing dance-based
programming incorporating live music and theatre
to promote a diverse image of Mexican cultural
heritage. To this end, the company produces
performances, education programming, and classes
on a year-round bases. For tri-state area
institutions, Calpulli provides interactive
workshops, lecture demonstrations (assemblies),
residencies, arts partnerships, and designs
original programming via collaborations with
local artists and teachers and parents.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching
Artists: Calpulli works primarily with
traditional Mexican dances, as well as dance
fundamentals. Music and theatre are
incorporated along with visual arts and crafts
as compliments to dance-based teaching. The
majority of teaching artists are Mexican
immigrants from the local community.
Organization’s Contact Information for Teaching
Artists: Juan Castano, Managing Director, (917)
693-8265 or (718) 507-2617 or
castano@calpullidance.org
CITY LORE: The New York Center for Urban Folk
Culture
72 East 1st Street
New York, NY 10003
212 /
529.1955
www.citylore.org (main) and
www.carts.org (education)
Organization's Mission Statement: As cultural activists we
are committed to the principles of cultural
equity and democracy. We believe that cultural
diversity is a positive social value to be
protected and encouraged; that authentic
democracy and meaningful education require
active participation in cultural life, not just
passive consumption of cultural products. We
document, interpret, and present NYCs living
cultural heritage for use in public programs,
films, and in-school residencies. Our NYC school
programs use the arts and community exploration
as vehicles to teach social studies curriculum.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists: We
hire performing (music, dance, theater) and
visual artists. We actively recruit folk artists
from new NYC immigrant groups
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Amanda Dargan, Education Director 212 /
529.1955 or
adargan@citylore.org
I.D.E.A.S. (Interactive Drama for Education and Awareness)
108 Roebing Street
Brooklyn, New York 11211
Phone 718-387-5055
Fax
718-387-8979
www.IDEASDrama.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: I.D.E.A.S. strives to
bring drama into the educational lives of young
people with disabilities and other disadvantaged
youth, using drama and theater as teaching and
learning tools.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
Theater artists primarily. Artists must have
improvisation experience.
Organization’s contact information for Teaching Artists:
Lisa Dennett,
718 /
387-5055
or
info@IDEASDrama.org
Ifetayo Cultural Arts Facility, Inc.
100 Parkside Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11226
Phone 718 /
856-1123
Fax 718 / 856-1192
www.ifetayoculturalarts.org
Organization's Mission Statement: Ifetayo Cultural Arts
Facility, Inc. is an arts and cultural
organization dedicated to supporting the
creative, educational and vocational development
of youth and families of African descent. Our
organization strives to enhance their lives by
providing programs in cultural awareness,
performing and visual arts, as well as academic
enrichment, health and wellness, and
professional skills development.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
visual artists, dance (modern, hip hop, African
and Caribbean folk), music, and drama
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Sister Kwayera Cunningham, Founder, Executive
Director 718 /
856-1123 or
info@ifetayoculturalarts.org
Making Books Sing
340 East 46th Street
New York, NY 10017
Phone 212 / 573.8791
Fax 212 /
818.1926
www.makingbookssing.org
Mission Statement: Making Books Sing’s mission is to produce
professional theatre and related arts education
programs that immerse children, ages 4-14, in
the study of contemporary children’s literature.
Making Books Sing is at the forefront of
bringing professional, Off-Broadway theatre to
kids and families in New York City’s outer
boroughs. We commission new musicals by New
York’s finest playwrights and music artists;
then we premiere them in professional theatres
with full production values, live music and
accomplished actors and directors. Our
productions are a springboard for our theatre
education programs, a highly regarded strategy
for reinforcing literacy curriculum through
drama, playwriting and songwriting. Approved by
the New York City and New York State Departments
of Education, our programs promote the
development of critical skills - from reading
comprehension to creative thinking, from writing
to working in groups.
Teaching Artist Disciplines: Professional Directors,
dramaturgs, playwrights, actors, musicians,
composers and music directors.
Contact: Debra Sue Lorenzen, Education Director
Making Books Sing accepts applications from qualified and
experienced Teaching Artists year-round.
Teaching Artists must send t a Teaching Artist
resume, Artist resume and a lesson plan sample
to: Making Books Sing, 340 East 46th Street, New
York, NY 10116; Or send as an e-mail attachment
to
makingbookssing@aol.com
Marquis Studios
45 Main Street, Suite 612
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Telephone: 718 / 694-9400
Fax: 718 / 694-0106
David@MarquisStudios.org
www.MarquisStudios.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: Marquis Studios inspires a
passion for learning by bringing the arts into
schools. To achieve the highest quality of
services, we require ongoing pedagogical
training of our teaching artists. By building
partnerships between teaching artists and
educators, we enable students to reach their
full potential. We are making learning a
positive experience for every child.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists: All
disciplines, at least two years experience
required. Teaching Artists must be prepared to
teach arts programs integrated into academic
curriculum.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Resumes to: Nikolai Shishkin
Nikolai@MarquisStudios.org (No calls please!
Only a few openings a year so don't expect an
interview right away)
Questions on Policy:
David@MarquisStudios.org (also no calls
please)
MCC Theater
145 W. 28th St., 8th Floor
New York, NY 10001
Telephone: 212 / 727-7722
Fax: 212 / 727-7780
www.mcctheater.org
Organization's Mission Statement:
MCC is dedicated to discovering and developing
challenging and engrossing theater among the
ranks of emerging through established
playwrights to present on our main stage, while
simultaneously encouraging and nurturing the
development of emerging young voices through our
literary and education programs.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
Theater
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Catherine Ward, Education Assistant, 212 /
727-7722 or
cward@mcctheater.org
Music for Many, Inc. (aka: The Culture Corner)
2360 Granville Court
Yorktown Heights, New York 10598
Ccmfm@aol.com
Orgnaization's Mission Statement: Founded in 1979, Music for
Many, Inc. is a non-profit (501)(c)(3)
organization whose goal is to enrich and enhance
the school curriculum through arts related
activities. We offer curriculum related
performances, workshops, residencies, and staff
development in the areas of: music (vocal and
instrumental), theater, dance, literary arts,
and visual arts. All of our programs are based
upon the New York State Learning Standards for
the Arts and Goals 2,000. We recognize the
diversity of students in schools, including
students with disabilities, students with
limited English proficiency, gifted students,
and educationally disadvantaged students. We
have made a commitment to integrating an arts
education program that is appropriate for all
students.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists: no
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Phyllis Cohn, Executive Director / Director of
Education, Music for Many, Inc. (aka: The
Culture Corner)
The New York Pops
881 Seventh Avenue, Suite 903
New York, NY 10019
Telephone: 212 / 765-7677
sherrie@nypops.org
www.nypops.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: To broaden
public awareness and enjoyment of America’s rich
musical heritage through presentation of
concerts of the highest quality in traditional
and non-traditional settings.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching
Artists: Music
Organization’s contact information for Teaching
Artists: Sherrie Maricle,
sherrie@nypops.org
Partnership for After School Education (PASE)
120 Broadway, Suite 3048
New York, NY 10271
Telephone: 212 / 571-2664
Fax: 212 / 571-2676
www.pasesetter.org
Organization's Mission Statement: As the largest network of
afterschool programs in the country with over
1,200 participating agencies, the Partnership
for After School Education (PASE) helps build
stronger afterschool programs, develop
successful young people and create more
resilient communities. Enabling a critical
exchange of resources and ideas among agencies,
educators and other partners, PASE is a leading
provider of professional development for
afterschool staff. The Partnership for After
School Education (PASE) fosters quality
afterschool education for youth throughout New
York City, particularly those from low-income
communities, enabling them to identify and reach
their full potential. Within this mission,
PASE's goals are to:
• Build the capacity of afterschool programs
• Promote high standards in the field of youth development
• Advocate for increased resources for afterschool programs
• Increase the visibility of afterschool education
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
PASE utilizes Teaching Artists and educators
throughout the afterschool arena providing
professional development for afterschool
practitioners in areas such as arts, literacy,
science, youth developmental skills,
organizational development, etc. for all staff
levels (from direct service to management). PASE
has an open RFP for prospective Teaching Artists
/ trainers online at:
www.pasesetter.org/documents / pdf /
PASEPresentsRFP2004.pdf
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Tania Ortiz at 212 /
571-2664 or
tania@pasesetter.org
South Street Seaport Museum
207 Front Street
New York, NY 10038
Phone: 212 /
748 8600
Fax: 212 /
748 8610
www.SouthStreetSeaportMuseum.org
grouptours@southstseaport.org
Organization's Mission Statement: South Street Seaport
Museum preserves and interprets the history of
New York City as a world port - a place where
goods, labor, and cultures are exchanged through
work, commerce, and the interaction of diverse
communities.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
Printmaking, Papier Mache, visual literacy
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists: Ken
Struve at 212 /
748.8600 ext 568 or kstruve@southstseaport.org.
Stages of Learning, Inc
138 South Oxford Street #1-B
Brooklyn, New York 11217
718 /
398.2494
www.stagesoflearning.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: To improve the educational
success, social well-being, and potential for
happiness of children, ages 8-13, through
engaging, kinesthetic, theatre-based activities
guided by the artistic principles of Michael
Chekhov, and to inspire and unite artists,
teachers, children, and families through theatre
experiences.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
Theatre.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Mike Halverson, Director of Programs
mike@stagesoflearning.org or 718 /
398.2494 x 203. Please consult the Web link "Working With Us."
The Waterways Project of Ten Penny Players Inc.
393 Saint Pauls Avenue
Staten Island, New York 10304-2127
Telephone: 718 / 442-7429
www.tenpennyplayers.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: Ten Penny Players is
dedicated to integrating and empowering all
students through the arts. A consistent strategy
of Ten Penny Players has been to give voice to
disadvantaged youth.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
Multidisciplinary
Organization’s contact information for Teaching Artists:
Contact Richard Spiegel or Barbara Fisher
Water@tenpennyplayers.org or 718 /
442-7429
Young Audiences New York (YANY)
One East 53rd Street,
New York, NY 10022
Telephone: 212 / 319-9269
Fax: 212 / 319-9272
info@yany.org
www.yany.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: At the heart of our work
at Young Audiences New York (YANY) lies the
conviction that all young people deserve access
to a broad range of educational and creative
experiences. For 50 years, YANY has been
dedicated to advancing the artistic and
educational development of New York City public
school students by bringing students together
with professional artists of all arts
disciplines to learn, create and participate in
the arts. YANY's programs serve students of all
grade levels including special education
students and reflect the cultural diversity of
our city.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists: No,
YANY offers programming in performing, visual,
and literary arts.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists: Go
to www.yany.org and click on "Artists" for
information on how to apply to be a YANY
teaching artist. Rachelle Anthes, Associate
Director of Programs & Artist Development, 212 /
319-9269, ext. 226
ranthes@yany.org
WESTERN NEW YORK
ARTS COUNCILS
Cattaraugus Arts Council
Cattaraugus County Arts Council
P.O. Box 406
Olean, NY 14760
(716)
372-7455
ccac@eznet.net
Chemung Arts Council
Arts of the Southern Finger Lakes
32 W. Market Street
Corning, NY 14830
(607)
962-5871
www.earts.org
Erie County Arts Council
Arts Council in Buffalo & Erie County
700 Main Street
Buffalo, NY 14202
(716)
856-7520
www.artscouncilbuffalo.org
Genesee County Arts Council
Genesee-Orleans Arts Council
201 E. Main Street
Batavia, NY 14020
(716) 343-9313
www.goart.org
Livingston county Arts Council
Genesee Valley Council on the Arts
Bldg.4 Apt.1, Livingston City Campus
Mt. Morris, NY 14510
(585) 243-6785
www.gvcaonline.org
Wyoming County Arts Council
Arts Council for Wyoming County
31 South Main Street, P.O. Box 249
Perry, NY 14530
(716) 237-3517
www.artswyco.org
Monroe County Arts Council
Arts & Cultural Council of Greater Rochester
227 North Goodman Street
Rochester, NY 14607-1151
(585) 473-4000
www.artsrochester.org
Arts Council for Chautauqua County
116 East Third Street,
Jamestown, New York 14701
David Schein, Director
716 /
664-2465, ext. 6
david@artscouncil.com
info@artscouncil.com
www.artscouncil.com
B.O.C.E.S.
Cattaraugus-Allegany-Erie-Wyoming BOCES
Rita Wissinger
Rita Wissinger@cabo.wnyric.org
Erie 1 BOCES
http://www.wnyric.org/
Margaret Foster (Kaiser)
mkaiser@erie1.wnyric.org
Erie 2 - Chautauqua Cattaraugus BOCES
Tracy Smith-Dengler
tsmith@e2ccboces.wnyric.org
Genesee Valley BOCES
http://www.gvboces.org/
Kathe Hartnett
Khartnett@gvboces.org
Monroe 1 BOCES
Lea Levin
Program Supervisor
Lea_Levin@boces.monroe.edu
Schuyler-Chemung-Tioga BOCES
Elise Stamp-Donaldson
Steuben-Allegheny BOCES
Rita Wissinger
Rita_Wissinger@cabo.wnyric.org
Judy Ingalls
Nancy
Howe
LOCAL CAPACITY BUILDING SITES
Chautauqua Local
Capacity Building Site - also
serves Cattaraugus
Arts Council for Chautauqua County
Meredith Kenyon
415 Lakeview, Jamestown, NY 14701
716
664 2465 x2
E-mail:
meredith@artscouncil.com
www.artscouncil.com
Erie
County
Local Capacity
Building Site - also serves
Niagara
Arts Council in Buffalo and Erie County
Larry Cook
700 Main Street, 1st floor, Buffalo, NY
14202-1962
716 856 7520
E-mail:
larry.cook@artscouncilbuffalo.org
http://www.artscouncilbuffalo.org
Livingston County
Local Capacity Building Site - also serves Genesee,
Orleans, and Wyoming
Genesee Valley Council On The Arts
Jean Hennessey or Kathryn Hollinger
Bldg. 4 - Apt. 1, Livingston Co. Campus, Mount
Morris, NY 14510-1122
585 243 6785
Fax: 585 243 6787
E-mail:
jean@gvcaonline.org or
kathryn@gvcaonline.org
www.gvcaonline.org
Monroe
County Local Capacity Building Site
Arts and Cultural Council for Greater Rochester
Jeri A. Vaughn, Arts in Education Director
277 North Goodman Street, Rochester, NY
14607-1151
716
473 4000 x205
Fax: 716 473 4051
E-mail:
jvaughn@artsrochester.org
www.artsrochester.org
Ontario
County
Local Capacity
Building Site – also serves
Seneca, Wayne, Yates
Finger Lakes Regional Arts Council
Smith Opera House
RJ Rapoza
82 Seneca Street, Geneva, NY 14456
315 781 5483
E-mail:
RJProf@rochester.rr.com
Steuben County
Local Capacity Building Site - also serves Alleghany,
Chemung and Schuyler
Arts of the Southern Finger Lakes
Lynn Rhoda, Community Arts Development Director
32 W. Market Street, Corning, NY 14830-1962
607 962 5871
Fax: 607 962 4128
E-mail:
thearts@stny.rr.com
www.eARTS.org
REGIONAL LEADERSHIP NETWORK
Western New York Regional Leadership Network
Jack Langerak
LangerakJ@aol.com
Lucinda Ingalls
MUSE475@aol.com
ROUNDTABLES
Buffalo/Niagara
Falls/Western New York Region
Coalition of Arts Providers for Children (CAPC)
Contact: Coordinator,
CAP
c/o Musicians United for Superior Education (MUSE)
475 Beard Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14214-1040
(716) 834-6873
www.musekids.org
Ithaca/Binghamton/Southern
Tier
Hangar Theatre
c/o Pete Rush
PO Box 205
Ithaca, NY 14851-0205
607-273-8588
pete@hangartheatre.org
www.hangartheatre.org
Rochester Region
Arts and Cultural Council for Greater Rochester
Contact: Jeri Vaughn, Coordinator
277 North Goodman Street
Rochester, NY 14607
(585) 473-4000, ext. 210
E-mail:
jvaughn@artsrochester.org
www.artsrochester.org
Syracuse/Utica/Central New
York Region
Partners for Arts Education (PAE)
P.O. Box 6354, 501 West Fayette Street
Syracuse, N.Y. 13217-6354
(315)
234-9911
E-mail:
artsednet@aol.com
www.arts4ed.org
ARTS ORGANIZATIONS
Finger Lakes Arts Grants and Services
433 Exchange Street
Geneva, New York 14456
Telephone: 315 / 781-7725
Fax: 315 / 781-7732
www.artservicesflags.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: FLAGS provides leadership,
vision, and the delivery of professional
developmental services & tools for the
development of artist, arts groups & cultural
organizations in every cultural discipline that
reflects the rich and diverse creativity of the
Finger Lakes region of NY. FlAGS is dedicated to
empowering the arts in the under-funded
communities of Cayuga, Ontario, Seneca, Wayne,
and Yates counties by providing ongoing
services, technical assistance, workshops,
re-grants, vital resources & collaborative
initiatives.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists: All
disciplines.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Mary Beth (MB) Springmeier,
mbsflags@rochester.rr.com
The New York State Literary Center (NYSLC)
155 South Main Street
Fairport, New York 14450-2517
585 /
223-0784
nyslc@earthlink.net
www.nyslc.org
The mission of The New York State Literary Center is: (1) To
expand the scope of Arts in Education programs
to include literacy, basic communication,
technology skills, and to increase adolescents’
connections with their community; (2) To deepen
adolescents’ understanding of the forces that
shape their lives; (3) To encourage adolescents
to take responsibility for their own present and
future learning; (4) To help adults, through the
writing of high risk adolescents, better
understand the needs and concerns of all young
people.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
Writers and musicians with knowledge and love of
hip-hop and literature.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Dale Davis, 585 /
223-0784,
ddavis@nyslc.org
Young Audiences of Rochester
Harro East, Suite 500, 400 Andrews Street
Rochester, New York 14604
585 /
530-2060
yastaff@yarochester.info
www.yarochester.info
Organization’s Mission Statement: To make the arts an
essential part of every child's education.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists: YAR
includes artists from all disciplines: Dance,
Literary Arts, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Vicki Duval, Education Director at 585 /
530-2060, ext. 203 or
vd@yarochester.info
Just Buffalo Literary Center
2495 Main Street Suite 512
Buffalo, NY 14214
info@justbuffalo.org
www.justbuffalo.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: Just Buffalo Literary
Center is a creative, independent force for the
literary arts. Our mission is to create and
strengthen communities through the literary
arts.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
Writers & Poets
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Cass Clarke, Director of Education, Writers in
Education 716 /
832-5400 or
bcclarke@justbuffalo.org. To apply to
become a Just Buffalo Writer in Education, go to
Education section of Just Buffalo website.
MUSE: Musicians United for Superior Education
475 Beard Avenue
Buffalo, New York 14214-1040
716 /
834.6873
www.MUSEKIDS.org
Organization’s Mission Statement:
MUSE is dedicated to building multi-cultural
music and dance programs in schools and
community centers, providing children
opportunities to learn, participate, grow and
mentor through the arts.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists:
Oral tradition drummers and dancers, theatre,
music, dance, spoken word.
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Lucinda Ingalls. Executive Director, 716 /
834-6873 or
MUSE475@aol.com
Young Audiences of Western New York, Inc.
16 Linwood Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14209
716 /
881.0917
Fax: 716 / 885-4483
info@yawny.org
www.yawny.org
Organization’s Mission Statement: To make the arts a part of
young people's education in order to enhance
their development as creative and productive
human beings.
Is a specific discipline preferred for Teaching Artists
(i.e. writers only): All disciplines
Organization's contact information for Teaching Artists:
Helga MacKinnon, Executive Director, 716 /
881-0917 or
info@yawny.org.
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