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B'ville: Watch the waterways Thursday
Bville Marching Band Home Show set for Sept. 18
Of interest in Syracuse: D-Build at Everson
C-NS campus to include electronic info board
Annual Sept. 11 ceremony at Fayette Firefighters Park
Fine tuned: Lifetime piano tuner hones his craft at the New York State Fair
North Syracuse: Pollock takes office, replaces Fortin
Barrigar - Whiting to open TOPS
Benson Road to Close at NYS Route 38A for Culvert Replacement
B'ville: Water chestnut still a problem on waterways
B'ville: Golden Harvest Festival kicks off Autumn
U.S. soldier visits St. Camillus to express gratitude
B'ville: Watch the waterways Thursday
Bville Marching Band Home Show set for Sept. 18
Of interest in Syracuse: D-Build at Everson
C-NS campus to include electronic info board
Annual Sept. 11 ceremony at Fayette Firefighters Park
Fine tuned: Lifetime piano tuner hones his craft at the New York State Fair
North Syracuse: Pollock takes office, replaces Fortin
Barrigar - Whiting to open TOPS
Benson Road to Close at NYS Route 38A for Culvert Replacement
B'ville: Water chestnut still a problem on waterways
B'ville: Golden Harvest Festival kicks off Autumn
U.S. soldier visits St. Camillus to express gratitude
CALLING ALL Teaching ARTISTS!
Posted on 10/06/09
Want to make a difference in a child's life? Share your talent.
Community Folk Art Center invites all teaching artists to share their knowledge and expertise as part of the Say Yes to Education after school program. CFAC seeks teaching artists in the following subject areas:
- Visual Arts (Ceramists, painters, sculptors, photography and fiber arts)
- Performing Arts (drama, dance and music)
- Literature Arts (Creative writing, poetry, spoken word. This also includes foreign language teachers who can creatively teach language through art)
-Martial arts and other fitness disciplines
All interested applicants must provide: Resume, Work Samples and Class proposal All Applicants Will Be Finger-Printed for a Background Check
For more information, please contact:
Tanya Johnson-Ruffin, Director of Education Programs
or
Rosalyn Trotman, Program/Office Coordinator
Community Folk Art Center
805 East Genesee Street - Syracuse, NY 13210
315-442-2230 - fax 315-442-2792