June 24 - 26
Troy University Montgomery Campus

This year’s SAIL concept is “Journeys”

SAIL is our hands-on arts integrated
professional development summer workshop.

Registration is Now Closed

We provide up to 22 credits in PowerSchool or participation certificates.

The workshop hotel is Staybridge Suites in Downtown Montgomery (275 Lee St, Montgomery, AL 36104), just a couple of blocks from the workshop at Troy University. The workshop room rate is $159 King / $179 Double Queen.

Call (334) 532-0700 to make a reservation, be sure to mention the Alabama Arts Alliance room block to get the conference rate - the room block code is ALA
Deadline for reservations is May 20, 2024. CLICK HERE for information about the hotel.

SAIL is designed to provide valuable training and resources for everyone:
• PreK-12 classroom teachers
• Arts Specialists
• Community Arts leaders
• Administrators
• Arts Advocates

For more information about SAIL, please email us at SAIL@ALArtsAlliance.org

Presenters

Terrence Baldwin

, Sr.

Art Integration by Way of Music
Music

Christopher Loftin, PhD

With Access to Music for All
Music and Arts Integration

Rod Porterfield II, MEd

Leveraging PBS Learning Media in the Classroom
The Arts and Digital Media Resources

Allison Upshaw, PhD

Difficult Discussions Down the Artful Path
Music/Movement/Drama

Alisa Beck

A Journey in Harmony
Visual Arts

Brandon Marcus, MLA

Revitalizing Education: A Collaborative Journey to Combat Burnout
Teacher Self Care

Tara Sartorius, MFA

A Journey in Harmony
Visual Arts

Deborah Ferguson, MA

CHARTING OUR COURSE: Making Dreams Reality
Poetry/Music/Movement

Cequita Monique McKennly

CHARTING OUR COURSE: Making Dreams Reality
Poetry/Music/Movement

Bee Lee Tullos

Lesson TBA
Visual Arts - STEAM

Sustaining Artful Instruction and Learning (SAIL) is funded in part by a generous grant from
the Alabama State Council on the Arts.

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The Alabama Arts Alliance is a statewide partnership program of the Alabama State Council on the Arts, is a member of Americans for the Arts, the Southeastern Arts Advocacy Group, and a partner with the Alabama State Department of Education. Projects and programs are supported by grants from the Alabama State Council on the Arts, South Arts Inc., Support the Arts License Tag Fund, and individual donations.

Equal Opportunity Policy: It is the official policy of the Alabama Arts Alliance that no person shall,
on the ground of race, sex, religion, color, creed, national origin, handicap, or age,
be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination
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