Towson University Interdisciplinary Arts Infusion M.A. Program

Congratulations to the 2019 graduates of the M.A program in Interdisciplinary Arts Infusion at Towson University 🎉.
Arts infusion = high impact teaching strategies, engaged learners, reinvigorated teachers and teaching artists. Sounds good? What are you waiting for!
Visit: towson.edu/maiai

Please meet Martha Robichaud, one of our MAIAI graduate students!

Martha Robichaud is a theatre artist who teaches a range of K-12 residencies using arts-integrated approaches. She has a BFA in Acting from University of Maryland, Baltimore County and is currently earning an MA in Interdisciplinary Arts Infusion from Towson University. Martha is a teaching artist with Young Audiences of Maryland and with Baltimore Office for the Promotion of the Arts. She also works at University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins University, where she acts in simulated medical training events and gives learners feedback on their interpersonal skills. She is working on approaches for using arts-integration methods to promote social and emotional competencies in young learners.

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