Welcome to our new WSU Art therapy blog for current students and alumni!
This is a space that is meant for sharing any relevant art therapy-related information with your fellow classmates and alumni. Ideally, this will be a tool to help all of us stay better connect as well as furthering networking opportunities. So, go ahead! Post any information about job openings, workshop opportunities, current artwork, etc.
As there is the first time that we have used this specific site, there may be a few weird kinks that need to be sorted out at first. If you have any trouble with any aspect of posting or viewing anything on this site please let us know so that we can make this run as smoothly as possible. If you are a current student or alumni of the program, you should have received an invitation to join the blog and create your own posts. Blogger requires a gmail account to be able to sign in, so if you don't already have one, you will have to create an account before you are able to start posting. The blog will be open to anbyody for viewing and commenting purposes.
Thank you, and I look forward to reading all of your posts,
Angie Bolton
Graduate Assistant, Art Therapy & Art Education Department, Wayne State University
This is a space that is meant for sharing any relevant art therapy-related information with your fellow classmates and alumni. Ideally, this will be a tool to help all of us stay better connect as well as furthering networking opportunities. So, go ahead! Post any information about job openings, workshop opportunities, current artwork, etc.
As there is the first time that we have used this specific site, there may be a few weird kinks that need to be sorted out at first. If you have any trouble with any aspect of posting or viewing anything on this site please let us know so that we can make this run as smoothly as possible. If you are a current student or alumni of the program, you should have received an invitation to join the blog and create your own posts. Blogger requires a gmail account to be able to sign in, so if you don't already have one, you will have to create an account before you are able to start posting. The blog will be open to anbyody for viewing and commenting purposes.
Thank you, and I look forward to reading all of your posts,
Angie Bolton
Graduate Assistant, Art Therapy & Art Education Department, Wayne State University
