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| Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in Art Education Program |
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The Master of Arts in Teaching in Art Education program is designed for individuals with prior education
in the visual arts who are interested in the profession of art
education. This includes studio art majors from
4-year higher education institutions, community college art
students in related art programs, artists
who want to share their skills, knowledge and experience, career
changers, and early retirement professionals.
Working closely with metropolitan Washington DC area public school
systems to meet the growing need for certified visual art teachers, the
2-year MAT in Art Education Program at George Mason University provides
professional training for artist/teachers through a studio-based
approach that focuses on art content and skills, knowledge of students,
curriculum development and instruction, assessment and professionalism
in art education.
Mason’s National Art Education Association (NAEA) Student Chapter
actively participates both on campus and at Virginia Art Education
Association (VAEA) and NAEA annual conventions.
MAT's
Unique Features
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Introduce Yourself
Help us get to know a bit more about you and your professional needs, please download the MAT Inquiry Form. Please complete, save, and
e-mail, as an attachment to both
Dr. Renee Sandell, Professor/Director, Art Education and Mary Del Popolo, Assistant Professor, Art Education Advisor. |
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