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          Sarah DeWitt Brooks- Artist Teacher

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          EDUCATION
          *2007 George Mason University MAT Art Education, Art & Visual Technology
          *2005 George Mason University BA Double Major-Theater & Art(Studio) with Honors in Art(Studio)
          *1998 Virginia Governor's School for the Arts-Theater
          *1998 Southampton High School


          EXHIBITIONS
          *2007 Artist/Teacher: Present/Future- "Yes, We're Open" (digital print) & "Portrait" (digital print)
          *2007 Angiogenesis- Artery Student Exhibition- "Delivery" (digital print)
          *2005 The Creation Project with Tim Rollins & K.OS- Prints made in collaboration with GMU students and students from DC/Baltimore   area schools, exhibited at Pyramid Atlantic, Kreeger Museum, Fusebox, and McLean Project for the Arts
          *2004 Art & Visual Technology Student Exhibition- "Haunted" (oil pastel) & "Phoenix" (pastel)
          *2003 Art & Visual Technology Student Exhibition- "Reach" (mixed media)

          INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE 
          *Current  Art Teacher- Oakton Elementary School, Oakton, Virginia
          *2007 Art Teacher-Kent Gardens Elementary School, McLean, Virginia
          *2007 Student Teaching Internship- Newington Forest Elementary School & Key Middle School 
          *2006-2009 Art Teacher, Flint Hill Summer Day Camp- Flint Hill School, Oakton, Virginia. Supervised by Romy Hosford & Peggy             Laurent. Taught all art classes for day camp students, ages 6-13. Taught Drawing, Painting & Young Artist Sampler- Art Specialty         Camps-Summer 2009.
          *2005 The Creation Project with Tim Rollins & K.O.S.- Pyramid Atlantic, Silver Spring, Maryland. Supervised by Helen Frederick and       Milena Kalinovska. Assisted at-risk students from DC/Baltimore area with screen-monoprinting process.

          HONORS
          *GMU Art & Visual Technology Department Art Education Student Award (2006).
          *Nominated for NAEA Student Achievement Award (2006).
          *Art & Visual Technology Honors Seminar: included intensive study and exploration of contemporary art, including multiple trips           to New York for visits with contemporary artists.
          *Kennedy Center for the Arts CTF costume design master class with Constance Hoffman (2002).
          *GMU Honors Program in General Education.

          LEADERSHIP
          *"Encouraging Meaningful Student Connections: Social Media Technology in the Art Room," NAEA Conference, Baltimore, MD
          *Panel Chair, "Bridging the Gap: From Student to Teacher," VAEA Fall 2007 Conference, Williamsburg, VA
          *Panel Chair, "Unlocking the Art Museum: Investigation a Local Teaching Tool," NAEA Spring 2006 Conference, Chicago, IL
          *Panel Chair, "Unlocking the Art Museum: Investigation a Local Teaching Tool," VAEA Fall 2005 Conference, Williamsburg, VA
          *Presented art lesson at Sully Station Children's Center as fundraising project for GMU NAEA Student Chapter, 2005
          *Presenter, Student Chapter Round Table, NAEA Spring 2005 Conference, Boston, MA
          *Presented with Dr. Renee Sandell, VAEA Fall 2004 Conference, Fairfax, VA
          *Vice President, GMU NAEA Student Chapter, 2005-06 
          *Founding member of GMU NAEA Student Chapter, 2004 

          GRANTS
          *2009 Target Arts Grant
          *2008 Washington Post Education in the Arts Grant

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