Susan Altman's guest appearances

Susan Altman

Positive Space: Conversation in Art Foundations

CAA Conversations

TBA Now!

Meredith Starr

Chris Ireland

Rae Goodwin

Allison Yasukawa

Jay Buchanan

Amy Whitaker

Megan Griffiths

Peter Williams

Jesse Reed

Kate Bingaman-Burt

Ellen Oh

Walker Evans

Emily Sullivan

Nick Nelson

Rachel Clarke

OwlTail

Susan is an experienced Health Coach, volunteer and mom. As a Health Coach her goals include getting people to trust themselves around food by eating intuitively and be aware of the dangers of the diet industry.  Susan has also been recognized by many for her volunteer contributions to various organizations in Massachusetts. Listen as she and Rabbi Stern discuss her many passions that when combined weave the quilt of her life.

Susan is an experienced Health Coach, volunteer and mom. As a Health Coach her goals include getting people to trust themselves around food by eating intuitively and be aware of the dangers of the diet industry. Susan has also been recognized by many for her volunteer contributions to various organizations in Massachusetts. Listen as she and Rabbi Stern discuss her many passions that when combined weave the quilt of her life.

Health Coach Susan Altman: Building Relationships with Food and with People

Naomi J. Falk

Naomi J. Falk’s work considers our relationships with manufactured and natural landscapes, exploring the current climate, socially, environmentally, and politically. Facing swiftly changing classroom environments, this spring, she and Stacy Isenbarger began a new project share platform for art educators called, www.WhatDoWeDoNow.art. Falk is an Assistant Professor of Studio Art in 3D Studies at the University of South Carolina. She lives and works in Columbia, SC.Susan Altman is a Professor and Assistant Chair of the Visual, Performing and Media Arts Department at Middlesex County College in Edison, NJ. In addition to teaching studio courses, she is also the Director of the Center for the Enrichment of Learning and Teaching. Her studio practice is in drawing and printmaking, and she lives and works in New York City.

Naomi J. Falk’s work considers our relationships with manufactured and natural landscapes, exploring the current climate, socially, environmentally, and politically. Facing swiftly changing classroom environments, this spring, she and Stacy Isenbarger began a new project share platform for art educators called, www.WhatDoWeDoNow.art. Falk is an Assistant Professor of Studio Art in 3D Studies at the University of South Carolina. She lives and works in Columbia, SC. Susan Altman is a Professor and Assistant Chair of the Visual, Performing and Media Arts Department at Middlesex County College in Edison, NJ. In addition to teaching studio courses, she is also the Director of the Center for the Enrichment of Learning and Teaching. Her studio practice is in drawing and printmaking, and she lives and works in New York City.

Naomi J. Falk // Susan Altman // What Do We Do Now? Shifting Studio Pedagogy to Teaching Online

A dynamic conversation with Susan Altman, artist and educator at Middlesex County College. We discuss how she has seen education change in her over thirty years of experience in the classroom, projects she is excited about, and the benefits of working at a community college.

A dynamic conversation with Susan Altman, artist and educator at <a href="https://www.middlesexcc.edu/vpma/fine-arts-visual-arts/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Middlesex County College</a>. We discuss how she has seen education change in her over thirty years of experience in the classroom, projects she is excited about, and the benefits of working at a community college.

Episode 24: Susan Altman