Undergraduate Poster Session
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The Undergraduate Education Sub-Committee is happy to announce they will be hosting The Undergraduate Poster Session virtually on January 21st at 6PM EST. Although this event could not be hosted during the annual AATA conference, the committee is now able to host this event showcasing student achievement and scholarship. This event requires pre-registration, is free, and open to the public.
Students will be presenting their posters on topics including:
- "Community Weaving" presented by Elizabeth Allen. A community weaving project in a medical setting.
- "Is Art Therapy a Viable Treatment for Sex Offenders" presented by Jamie Cannon. A literature review examining if art therapy is a viable treatment option for individuals who have committed sex offenses.We look forward to hosting this event highlighting the work of undergraduate art therapy students.
This event is over. Register today if you'd like to watch the archived recording of the event.
Elizabeth Allen
Elizabeth Allen is a 2020 graduate from Temple University, with a BA in art therapy from the Tyler School of Art in Architecture, where she completed her research. She is a current first-year graduate student in Drexel University’s MA in Art Therapy and Counseling program. At Temple, she completed undergraduate fieldwork at Magee Rehabilitation Outpatient in Philadelphia, in addition to active involvement in student organizations and community arts practices. She hopes to work with children in a medical setting as a future art therapist and counselor.
Jamie Cannon
Jamie Cannon is a recent graduate from Holy Family University with plans to continue into their graduate program. As a part of Holy Family’s Honors program, they were required to complete and present an independent research project of their choosing. Their project focused on the viability of art therapy as a treatment method for people charged with sexually based offences. Their future plans include getting my doctorate and focusing on research related to the corrections system and how to best help those who are incarcerated from reoffending upon release.
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