Arts Integration through Multiple Intelligences Project (AIMI)
Connecticut’s Premiere Summer Dance Academy for 9—13 Year-Olds!
AIMI 2012 will take place from July 5—21 at The Carol Autorino Center for the Arts and Humanities on the Saint Joseph College campus. Children from greater Hartford will have the opportunity to work with artist-in-residence Jacques d’Amboise, Choreographer
Kay Gayner and the team from National Dance Institute. Children attend dance workshops, create their own costumes and scenery, and join with college students in presenting a show in just thirteen energetic and fun-filled days. This year's theme will be Stevie Wonder and Motown.
Required Forms:
Registration Form (PDF: 1p., 83K)
Parental Consent Form (PDF: 1p., 33K)
Medical Consent Form (PDF: 1p., 12K)
Optional Forms:
Application for Scholarship (PDF: 1p., 34K)
For Information, contact Jill Mack at 860.231.5335 or jmack@sjc.edu.
Unique Professional Development and Course of Study for Educators!
The Arts Integration through Multiple Intelligences (AIMI) Project provides an opportunity for teachers and teacher candidates at both the graduate and undergraduate levels to learn differentiated instructional approaches through the arts. Through Multiple Intelligence Theory and the use of arts integration strategies, educators and future educators develop units and lessons that incorporate the visual and performing arts across the curriculum. Students also participate in workshops conducted by the National Dance Institute which culminate in a professional grade dance production, unique in that it teaches adult students alongside children. Six credits in graduate Education and three credits in undergraduate Dance are offered through the AIMI project.
For Graduate Education Course information, contact Dr. Susan Johns at 860.231.5336 or sjohns@sjc.edu.
For Undergraduate Dance Course information, contact Susan Murphy at 860.232.7848 or smurphy9021@sbcglobal.net.
AIMI is a partnership of the Saint Joseph College Departments of Education, Fine and Performing Arts, the Carol Autorino Center, and the National Dance Institute.
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