Project Grant
Project Grant
Expanding the Vision of Kaleidoscope: The project we propose involves producing a higher quality magazine in the 2018/2019 academic year by printing in color and adding pages for additional submissions.
Linda Brobeck: President CMAB, Vice Chair - Wright County Minnesota, visual artist and owner of Crow River North, LLC.; has served on a number of non-profit boards; Thomas Larum: singer/songwriter, awarded MN Percussion Association's Instructor in 2015; Marlissa Karpeh: A Liberian painting and drawing artist using her culture to bring a unique focus of her observations on American society; Sue Seeger: Professional metal sculpture for 20 years, working in Monticello, MN to head up the Monticello Arts Initiative; Karin Blythe: Program Manager for St. Cloud Refugee Services in St Cloud, MN, actively involved in multiple committees and local initiatives.
Linda Brobeck: President Central Minnesota Arts Board, Vice Chair Wright County Minnesota, visual artist, owner of Crow River North LLC, served on several non-profit boards; Thomas Larum: singer, songwriter, awarded Minnesota Percussion Association's Instructor in 2015; Marlissa Karpeh: Liberian, painting and drawing artist using her culture to bring a unique focus of her observations on American society; Sue Seeger: Professional metal sculpture for 20 years, head up the Monticello Arts Initiative; Karin Blythe: Program Manager for Saint Cloud Refugee Services, actively involved in multiple committees and local initiatives.
ACHF Arts Access ACHF Arts Education ACHF Cultural Heritage
We expect to receive about 80 or more submissions. We expect to print a color magazine, of approximately 64 pages, with submissions that receive high scores on the rubric used to evaluate submissions. We will evaluate our success by conducting a survey after printing the magazine. We will ask readers for honest feedback about the magazine’s quality and worth to the campus community. We will also evaluate our success in soliciting contributions.
We hoped to increase prior year submissions of 48 to at least 80. We received 149. We hoped for average scores of at least 75% on three measures from survey respondents: faithfulness to mission, artistic quality, value to campus community. The average scores fell within our goal. We produced a 96 page magazine, which was an increase from our anticipated 64 pages.
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