Visioning AATA's Future: Planning Strategy for the Coming Years
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An organizations’ Strategic Plan sets the course and direction for that organization – it is an essential part of governance and impacts the way that the association works to achieve its mission and share its vision for art therapy with others. We invite AATA members to join President Dr. Margaret Carlock-Russo and President-Elect Dr. Girija Kaimal for a webinar that focuses in on AATA’s current strategic planning process, presenting a potential vision for the world that we are working toward and giving a closer look at the pillars and priorities that will guide the work that AATA accomplishes in the next few years. Not only will our speakers set the stage for what’s to come in the association, but will also provide opportunities for members to gain insight into and engage with the strategic planning process themselves.
Please email kmichel@arttherapy.org if you have any questions or want to request particular accommodations for the virtual meeting.
Dr. Margaret Carlock-Russo
Past President, American Art Therapy Association
Prescott College
Margaret Carlock-Russo, EdD, LCAT(NY), ATR-BC, ATCS, is a board certified art therapist and licensed creative arts therapist, currently serving as the President of the American Art Therapy Association. Margaret has over 25 years of experience as an art therapist working with individuals and groups. Much of her career has been spent working with people with health conditions or impairments, learning disabilities and dementia. Most recently, she has developed Chroma Soul Arts, an organization focused on providing community groups and retreats, addressing issues of aging, social connection, self-care, and wellness. Margaret is also an associate faculty at Prescott College, coordinating their Expressive Arts Therapy Post Master’s Certificate Program.
Dr. Girija Kaimal
AATA President
American Art Therapy Association
Dr. Girija Kaimal (EdD, MA, ATR-BC) is an Assistant Professor in the doctoral program in Creative Arts therapies at Drexel University College of Nursing and Health Professions. She has a Bachelor's degree in design from the National Institute of Design in India; Master's degree in art therapy from Drexel University; and a doctorate in human development and psychology from the Harvard University Graduate School of Education. She also serves as the President of AATA and is an Assessment Fellow for Drexel University.
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