Cyclical Mentorship in Arts Education Leadership: Insights from Emerging and Veteran Leaders (A conversation between Sarah Zegree and Jean Tokuda Irwin)

 
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Research Abstract
Cyclical Mentorship in Arts Education Leadership: Insights from Emerging and Veteran Leaders (A conversation between Sarah Zegree and Jean Tokuda Irwin)
Arts education programs nationally are challenged to serve an ever-diversifying student population. As trends in the field of arts education are maturing to reflect demographic shifts, leaders of these programs must facilitate meaningful and comprehensive succession planning to prepare the next generation of leaders in this important sector.

The overall findings from the research were grouped in several categories ranging from transformative moments in leaders’ own development to suggestions for tackling systemic barriers to equitable leadership development.

The following case study will highlight perspectives on these broad themes and is intended to inform and inspire emerging, mid-career, and veteran leaders to engage in this work.

A series of case studies pairing emerging and veteran arts education leaders in conversation - this is the transcription and overview of the process and findings.

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Case Study
Americans for the Arts
Cyclical Mentorship in Arts Education Leadership
1-10
March 2018
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Americans for the Arts
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