Hello all,
So the Rising Tide Conference is fast approaching (as are reviews!) and at this point, the most challenging part is being able to keep track of all the small but significant details in the planning of the event. It's amazing to me how much effort goes in to hosting an academic conference. This job mostly requires attention to the differing needs of the speakers, directors, and the public. I have had to be strategic in how I integrate the work with my school schedule so that no task is neglected. I am really excited to meet the panelists for this event and feel this position has opened opportunities for me to engage in a broader artist/activist community.
Good luck everyone with your work and school.
-Lauren Marsden
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The contributors to this blog are Community Student Fellows (CSF) chronicling their experiences as a CSF. The CSF program is part of CCA Students in Action, supported by the Center for Art & Public Life. CCA Students work in community arts and art education programs though local, national and international programs. CSFs have internship-like positions in schools and community and art organizations.
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About the Center
The Center for Art and Public Life creates community partnerships using the arts to address issues of social justice, diversity, community development, and education. Our programming is woven across disciplines at California College of the Arts and serves the diverse populations of the San Francisco Bay Area. For more, please see our website: center.cca.edu
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