Panelists
2016-2017 Mutidisciplinary Levels 1 and 2

August 31, 2015
9:00 AM - to conclusion
Teleconference (How to participate)

Chair: Joy Satterlee
Program Manager: Hillary Crawford

Zac Alfson

Orange County

Patron Engagement Manager, Bach Festival Society of Winter Park, Orlando, Florida
Previously Marketing and Grants Manger, Mad Cow Theatre in Orlando and held Internship at United Arts of Central Florida in grant administration and government affairs
He was part of the design/build/opening team for Mad Cow’s new 2 theatre complex in downtown Orlando
Received Emerging Leader award from American for the Arts and the National Arts Marketing Project and invited to write a feature article for their February 2012 e-newsletter
B.F.A, Stage Management, University of Central Florida

Hillsborough County

Founder and Executive Director, Bits N Pieces Puppet Theatre, Tampa
Co-director and jurist for the 2011 International Puppet Carnival in Almaty, Kazakhstan
Received Florida Theatre Conference's 1998 Distinguished Career In Children's/Youth Theatre Award
North American Councilor to the International Festival of Puppet Arts, Prague, CZ as well as past president of the 2008 Performance Jury, and also the 2009 and 2010 festival's promotions director and web master
Produced a new marionette production of "Petrushka" in May 2011, commissioned by the Guatemala Arts Council

Hillsborough County

Director of Annual Giving, Tampa Theatre
Previously Annual Giving Manager and Manager of Social Memberships, Ruth Eckerd Hall and Public Affairs Associate, Carnegie Hall
Served as Art Harvest Committee Member 2014-2015 and Angels Committee Co-Chair 2013-2014, Junior League of Clearwater-Dunedin; Communications Chair, Association of Fundraising Professionals Suncoast Chapter
M.S. Public Relations and Corporate Communication, New York University; B.S., Public Relations, University of Florida

Leon County

Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Internships at Florida State University (FSU) in the Department of Art Education, Arts Administration Master’s and Doctoral students
Research interests include Arts Administration Education, Arts Administration Theory and Practice, and Cultural Policy, and social justice in the arts
Published in the American Journal of Arts Management, the Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society, the Music Entertainment and Industry Educator’s Association Journal, and the Professional Artist Magazine
Previously on the faculty at Purchase College, SUNY, American University, and Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD)
B.M./E.S., Voice & Foreign Languages, Stetson University; M.A, Arts Administration in the College of Music, and PhD, Art Education and Arts Administration, Florida State University

Pinellas County

Development Director, Museum of Fine Arts, St. Pete
Previously Major Gifts Officer, Bayfront Health Foundation; Director of Development, Great Explorations Children’s Museum; and Director Admissions and Communications, Canterbury School
B.A., Art History, Hollins University

Osceola County

Fine and Performing Arts Resource Specialist, School District of Osceola County and Adjunct Professor, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida
Previously, elementary music teacher for twenty years
Serving on the boards of Florida Music Educators Association, United Arts, The Education Foundation-Osceola County, Osceola Arts, and the Florida Alliance of Arts Education and the Steering Task Force, RTTT Florida Performing Fine Arts Assessment Project
Past President of the Osceola Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, Florida Elementary Music Educators Association and the Central Florida Orff Chapter and served on the boards of Osceola Arts for a Complete Education Coalition, and Osceola Center for the Arts
Received 2006 Osceola Arts Teacher of the Year and the 2007 Florida Music Educator of the Year
B.A., Music Education, Trenton State College; M.A., Music Education, University of Central Florida

Monroe County

Christine has a lengthy background in nonprofits and the arts. She has worked with such organizations as the Cleveland Museum of Art, High Museum of Art in Atlanta and most recently the Key West Art & Historical Society
Also she served on the Board of the Goldwell Open Air Museum in Nevada. She currently sits on the Board of the Key West Business Guild
Christine has an undergraduate in art history, a master's in nonprofit management and is currently working on a marine environmental technology degree
Currently she is a development consultant working with arts and cultural organizations in the Keys and she is adjunct faculty at the Florida Keys Community College

Miami-Dade County

Executive Director, Locust Projects
Previously Director/Sales, represented emerging and established artists, Casey Kaplan, New York
B.F.A, University of Massachusetts