remarkable women
2021 LONG TERM ART EDUCATION RESIDENCY

together, during the 2021 art residency "remarkable women" we will investigate the contributions of 39 women who have made an impact on american history and who have inspired generations to pursue their dreams.

Dr. mae jemison     
seeing stars

DR. mae jemison
astronaut, educator, and doctor
Mae Jemison was born in 1956, grew up in Chicago never doubting that she would venture into the stars and has ventured into our history books as well as the first African-American female astronaut.   
Dr. Jemison believes in the importance of empowerment, that we all have important contributions to make and encourages taking the risks needed to do so.  She established the Dorothy Jemison Foundation for Excellence which supports numerous programs including a four-week residential science camp to help students and teachers connect science to their daily lives and society.  Together, students from around the world, with a teacher and college intern, work in teams to create solutions to contemporary global dilemmas.
NOTE TO STAFF: 
I have purchased the DVD of Women Makers Season 2.  You can watch the entire interview with Mae Jemison, as time allows.

seeing stars
two class project part one

Materials:
watercolor paper, boards & tape
watercolor sets
large and medium brushes
container for water & "terps"           
assorted salts
aprons for Peeps

class  session  two

What's your sign?
two class project part two

Materials needed:
watercolor paintings
constellation cards
needles & thread
something squishy (towel)
glue sticks, rulers, scissors
beads  & white pencils        
blank cards and envelopes
NOTE to STAFF: Click and move your mouse to see 360 degrees during this video

Note card and bookmark

This photo was taken in 2019 at Cherry Springs State Park by my daughter Kelsey.