Mag. Lynne Margaret Brown

(Current satellite position from Berlin) Program Facilitator, Administrator. Promote and facilitate pedestrian community programs. Provide services to high risk and immigrant communities in social centers, schools senior centers and hospitals to increase knowledge of health and safety issues. Manage programs, coordinate events/seminar planning, teach classes to new immigrant populations, function as partnership liaison. Photograph and videotape events, upkeep to website, write curriculum.

Accomplishments • Awarded fellowship, position of Artist in Residence Coordinator in addition to studio space and a solo exhibition in printmaking. • Managed/coordinated aspects of the visiting guest artists personal and professional needs including local travel, studio, and housing issues. • Taught orientation classes, organized events, lead group critiques, technical support, exhibition reviews. • Curated and produced exhibitions.

Through CityArts NYC worked as volunteer liaison as well as took part in the creation of a permanent, international peace mosaic mural created by artists, volunteers and school children in Berlin, Germany.

Oversaw 15 program sites throughout high risk and low income communities in New York city, directed 160 volunteers, 15 on-site coordinators and 15 professional facilitators. Wrote and implemented original arts curriculum in accordance with NY state arts standards. Taught critical skills through visual and performing arts courses to children in the field. Prepared presentations and provided assessment. Assigned and trained volunteers, linked them with appropriate activities and opportunities.

Instructor of FA2900, Field Experience in Multicultural Art Education Settings. Taught thirty undergraduate college students, instructing them in areas of Multicultural art education. Conducted observations in the multicultural art classroom. Student Teaching Field Supervisor. As the education field supervisor: Coordinated and assessed thirty undergraduate students. Drove to all institutes within the Northeast New Jersey school district sties to observe and assess methods of instruction and management

University Art and Art Education lecturer and instructor. Following courses taught: • Methods in Creative Arts, graduate level course. CISE 414 • Arts and Creativity. CIEE 325 / Arts and Creativity, graduate level course. CMAT 675 • Technology in the Classroom. CISE 415 Student Advisor to over 80 undergraduates

Teacher K-12

Teacher K-12

Administration and Personal assistant to CEO. Handled all administrative, office and travel related duty and tasks.

Marketing Assistant, Administrator and Reception

Archivist to New-Realist Artist Arman in his New York Studio

All doctoral coursework complete