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An article written by Drs. Amy Stevens Griffith, Dept. of ECRSE , and Peggy B. Gill, Department of Education Leadership and Policy Studies, has been accepted by The Journal of At-Risk Issues. Titled “Narrative Story: Including Student Voice in the Design Process,’’ it will be printed in winter 2005. Gary C. Hatcher, associate professor and art chair, has authored numerous scholarly and technical articles published this past year. He also served as magazine guest editor, had publications feature his work in both the United States and Australia, conducted workshops and participated in more than 10 exhibitions of his ceramic art. Hatcher served as guest editor for The Studio Potter, http://studiopotter.org/, Vol. 31, No. 2, collecting manuscripts focused around his chosen topic, “Mentorship.” The processes of mentorship in ceramic art education were examined with articles collected from other scholars and ceramic artists. The late English educator and ceramic artist Michael Casson was the focus of an article written by Hatcher, also appearing in The Studio Potter, Vol. 32, No. 2. Hatcher had an article published in the Australian magazine Ceramics Technical, http://www.ceramicart.com.au, titled “The Bourry Box Kiln: Past and Present,” which examined the technical use and aesthetic issues of the traditional kiln designed by Frenchman, Emil Bourry. In the peer-reviewed journal published in August for the National Council on the Education in Ceramic Arts, http://www.nceca.net/, an essay titled, “The Arts and Crafts Movement, Mingei and Social Conscience”, written by Hatcher, was published contrasting the Arts and Crafts Movement of William Morris and others with the Mingei movement of Japan. Hatcher and his wife Daphne Roehr Hatcher, who is also a ceramic artist, were the focus of an article written by Joyce Michaud in Ceramics Monthly, February 2004 issue. The magazine dedicated eight full-color pages to the couple, with Gary C. Hatcher’s work appearing on the cover. In addition to publications, Hatcher has participated in nine invitational exhibitions and two juried exhibitions in venues located in Louisville, Kentucky, Tempe, Arizona and St. Louis, Missouri, among others. He has also conducted workshops for students at Southwestern University in Georgetown and at Hood College in Frederick, Maryland. Contact person: Emily Battle, (903) 565-5604
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