Jun 30 2011
U.S. Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced that the United States Presidential Scholars in the Arts 2011
U.S. Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced that the United States Presidential Scholars in the Arts 2011
Miami, Florida (PRWEB) 2011 年 5 月 5 日
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced the 20 U.S. presidential arts scholar. These scholars were nominated for the position of national foundations in the arts (NFAA) and its core YoungArts program. Presidential Scholars Program in the United States is the highest honor of inclusion, in an artistically talented high school graduation gift. The award is presented to the U.S. President’s name, and select in the academic, civic and artistic achievements of the foundation. Each year, 141 scholars have recognized the U.S. President, including up to 20 arts scholars U.S. president. In the arts in the United States Presidential Scholars will perform and exhibit in Washington, DC, in June.“Any U.S. president who is a scholar in the art to select students are represented, to strive for and achieve their academic, artistic excellence in the field must be described in the service of others, strong leadership, said:” James M Dubin, NFAA Chairman of the Board of Directors. “We have a strict plan so that we can find the best candidates, each year, I am proud to see our organization to play in the recognition and development of such an important part of young artists.”
to scholars in the arts as U.S. president selection, candidates must take and receive from YoungArts nomination in the Arts (NFAA) Foundation, the core of the national plan. Each year, YoungArts receives up to 7,000 of its country program application, and undergo a rigorous review process, YoungArts nominated for further consideration on the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars 60 finalists.
Finally, the Presidential Scholars Commission, its members appointed by the President, select up to 20 U.S. presidential scholars in the arts each year. In the artistic status of the National Foundation, through its YoungArts plan, as in the U.S. presidential arts scholar nominated sole agent service.
Art of this year’s U.S. Presidential Scholars representing 13 states and eight artistic disciplines, including film art, dance, jazz, music, drama, voice, visual arts and writing.
Year 2011 U.S. presidential arts scholar has:
Delali A. Ayivor, Interlochen, MI, writing, poetry, the Interlochen Arts Academy
India N. Carney, Brooklyn, New York, popular voice, La Guardia High School Fiorello H. Message
Isabel Santos Lagos, Weston, FL, film arts, Cypress Bay High School
Victoria N. Ford, Greenville, SC, writing, poetry, the governor of South Carolina School of the Arts and Humanities
Lee R. Heinemann, Kansas City, MO, visual arts, Pembroke High School
Amber L. Holloway, Tuscaloosa, AL, writing – creative non-fiction, Alabama School of Fine Arts
Kevin Hong Kong, Needham, MA, short stories, letters, Walnut Hill School
Kevin Hu, Naperville, IL, music, violin, Naperville Central High School
Blake T. Krapels, Forest Park, New Jersey, choreographer, Passaic Valley High School
Priscilla M. Lancaster, Chicago, IL, visual arts, home educated
Ryan McCartan, Excelsior, MN, spoken theater and music, Minnetonka High School
Danny Ermai Turkoglu, Orange, CA, alto voice, Crystal Cathedral High School
Jessica C. Miller, Rock Hill, SC, drama, spoken language, the governor of South Carolina School of the Arts and Humanities
Zachary M. Ostroff, Belvedere, CA, jazz bass, Branson School
Colby A. Parker, Statesboro, GA, Music, Tuba, Statesboro High School
P. Maxwell Perkins, Wilmette, IL, dance, modern, new Trier Township High School
R. 泰勒拉比诺 Horowitz, Wellington, Florida, film, Alexander W. Dreyfoos School
Daniel F. Stanfill, Manhattan Beach, CA, voice jazz, Mira Costa High School
Conrad Y. Road, New York, musical composition, and Indiana University High School
Samuel M. Teeter, Topeka, Kansas, writing, short stories, Topeka High School
2011 United States Presidential Scholars in the arts to join a distinguished group, including the Tony Award-nominated dancer and choreographer Desmond Richardson, Executive Director of American Ballet Theater 雷切尔摩尔, novelist and National Book Award finalist Allegra Goodman, Grammy-nominated solo violin Jindo, BRAVO art winner 阿卜迪法拉, Obie Award-winning actress Donna Lynn champlin and renowned visual artist Kevin Berlin work.
2011 United States presidential arts scholar will be honored in Washington with U.S. president in 2011 nationally recognized scholars in the rest of the weekend. The scholars will travel to Washington to meet with government officials, educators, writers, musicians and other people to complete. To commemorate their achievements of scholars was awarded the U.S. President at the White House ceremony sponsored scholars Medal. Artists and writers will be exhibited in the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s works on Sunday June 19, and perform at the Kennedy Center on Monday, June 20 performing arts.
Photos and BIOS are available on request. Interviews can be facilitated.
About YoungArts:
was founded in 1981 and 2011 to celebrate its discovery 30 years of artistic excellence, YoungArts, in the arts (NFAA) Foundation, the core of the national plan, national planning is the signature, recognition and support of America’s most 17-18 gifted in the visual, literary and performing arts year-old. NFAA’s mission is to identify emerging artists and assist in their education and professional development of the critical moment they improve appreciation and, in support of the arts in American society. The program provides financial incentives YoungArts, and world-renowned artists and master classes for professional and career development opportunities for access to a wide network. NFAA partner with the U.S. Department of Education and the recognition of most high school students nationwide Presidential Scholars Commission. NFAA is the art, to the elderly only 20 U.S. presidential nomination of the only academic honors organization. .
YoungArts “16000 alumni, including Broadway actors, award-winning playwright, writer and published many well-known visual artists and famous names like Vanessa Williams, Allegra Goodman, Kerry Washington, John Currin and art advocates.
For YoungArts program information
, visit http://www.youngarts.org
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