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Type of Ticket | Early Bird I (January 30) | Early Bird II (March 30) | Regular |
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Conference | Member (May 24-25 + opening reception) | $350.00 | $400.00 | $425.00 |
Conference | Student Member (May 24-25 + opening reception) | $50.00 | $70.00 | $90.00 |
Conference | Single Day | $200.00 | $250.00 | $300.00 |
Conference | Student Single Day | $40.00 | $60.00 | $75.00 |
Conference | Pre-Conference (May 23) | $50.00 | $50.00 | $50.00 |
Conference | Post-Conference (May 26) | $80-100 | $80-100 | $80-100 |
Ticket Type | Early Bird I (January 30) | Early Bird II (March 30) | Regular |
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Conference | Non-Member (May 24-25 + opening reception) | $450.00 | $490.00 | $500.00 |
Conference | Non-Member Single Day | $250.00 | $300.00 | $350.00 |
Conference | Pre-Conference (May 23) | $50.00 | $50.00 | $50.00 |
Conference | Post-Conference (May 26) | $80-100 | $80-100 | $80-100 |
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The Association of Arts Administration Educators (AAAE) invites educators, scholars, researchers, practitioners, and students to submit proposals for its 45th annual conference, which will be held on 23-26 May 2024 at the Universidad del Sagrado Corazón in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Submissions are due 11:59 PM ET on 5 Feb, 2024.
This year's theme is "Intersections and Innovations," reflecting the dynamic and interdisciplinary nature of arts administration education and practice. We are delighted to explore these topics against the backdrop of Puerto Rico's multifaceted creative landscape and the cross-disciplinary profile of our host, the School of Arts, Design, and Creative Industries, which houses programs in visual arts, music, performing arts, design, creative writing, and creative industries.
As the practice and the theory of arts administration continues to evolve, arts administrators often find themselves at various intersections of disciplines, methodologies, practices and perspectives. This year's conference seeks to explore these intersections and highlight the innovative approaches that emerge when diverse ideas and practices intersect. We welcome submissions that address, but are not limited to, the following topics:
Innovative Pedagogical Approaches:
Share examples and best practices for developing students’ critical thinking, and the ability to manage the multifaceted environments of cultural institutions.
Interdisciplinarity and Cross-Collaboration:
How can arts administration education and research benefit from collaborations with other fields such as humanities, law and ethics, business, technology, social sciences, and more?
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Social Justice:
Explore ways to create more inclusive and equitable arts administration programs across disciplines and identities, and catalyze lasting systematic changes.
Technology and the Arts:
Examine the convergence of technology and arts administration, exploring how the advancement of generative AI is fostering innovation, affecting the artists, and shaping the future of the field.
Entrepreneurship in the Arts:
Explore innovative approaches to entrepreneurship within arts administration education and practice.
Global Perspectives:
Discuss the challenges and opportunities in preparing arts administrators for a globalized world, with a focus on international partnerships and international programs in arts management.
Read more about each pre-conference cultural experiences below! The pre-conference day is an ADD-ON that you may add to your registration.
We're thrilled to bring our 45th annual conference to San Juan, Puerto Rico! As part of the cultural experience on the island, AAAE & Universidad del Sagrado Corazón plan to organize a post-conference trip on Sunday, May 26, 2024, in Ponce, Puerto Rico. If you plan to attend the conference, please fill out this survey so we can gauge the number of attendees for this event.
Ponce is the second most important city in Puerto Rico and serves as a hub for artistic and cultural production. This visit aims to expose participants to a sample of the city's creative ecosystem. The departure time will be at 8:30 am (the gathering place is to be determined) to officially begin the tour at the Meliá Hotel at 10:00 am, home to the Marina 15 Art Gallery, which has been providing a space for contemporary art in the region. Afterward, we will visit the Carmen Solá de Pereira Cultural Center and take a tour with Isla Caribe, a local creative enterprise, to learn about the historical context of the city. Following lunch, we will explore the workshops of internationally recognized artists Antonio Martorell and Diógenes Ballester, who currently contribute to the cultural and economic development of the city from their spaces, both located on Ponce Beach. Subsequently, we will return to San Juan around 5:00 pm. Transportation will be via bus.
The trip will cost between $80-100 dollars (in addition to your conference registration fees). We require a group of a minimum of 30 and a maximum of 50 people for the trip to take place.
AAAE has contracts with the DoubleTree by Hilton (San Juan) and the Courtyard San Juan Miramar hotels for our 2024 Annual Conference. We encourage all conference registrants to book a room with one of the official contracted AAAE hotel blocks. We've received special rates from these hotels, allowing us to offer lower conference registration rates and and keep the conference registration fees affordable. In reserving a room within the official room blocks, you're not only supporting the 2024 Annual Conference but the overall financial stability of the Association of Arts Administration Educators.
105, 3529 Avenida José de Diego, San Juan, 00911, Puerto Rico
AAAE has negotiated the following discounted rate per night:
DoubleTree Hilton
$269 USD per night. Not including resort fee or government tax.
The DoubleTree Hilton contracted rate is good until either the room block sells out or until Friday, March 22, 2024. Availability and rate cannot be guaranteed once the room block is sold out or after this date.
Reservations can be made online by clicking the button below.
Learn more about the DoubleTree by Hilton (San Juan) at this link.
801 Ponce de Leon Avenue San Juan, Puerto Rico 00907
AAAE has negotiated the following discounted rate per night:
Courtyard San Juan Mirmar
$185 USD per night. Not including resort fee or government tax.
The Courtyard San Juan Mirmar contracted rate is good until either the room block sells out or until Monday, April 1, 2024. Availability and rate cannot be guaranteed once the room block is sold out or after this date.
Reservations can be made online by clicking the button below.
Learn more about the Courtyard San Juan Mirmar at this link.
The Luis Muñoz Marin International Airport (SJU) is located 7.8km (about 5 miles) from the DoubleTree Hilton, 9.6km (about 6 miles) away from the Courtyard San Juan Mirmar, and 7.6km (about 5 miles) away from the Universidad del Sagrado Corazón. Transfer time will be approximately 15-30 minutes depending the time of day.
Transfer options from the Luis Muñoz Marin International Airport (SJU) to conference destinations are:
-Taxi: starting at $20 | CASH ONLY!
-Uber**: starting at $10 depending on the time of day
**Uber is the fastest (and typically most economic) way to get to your destinations if you are not renting a vehicle.
On average, the high & low temperature in May in San Juan is 84 degrees (C) & 78 degrees (C), respectively. Expect humidity outdoors. Bring layers as it will be hot and humid outdoors but cold indoors due to air conditioning. Make sure you bring proper attire in the event of rain. Most of our activities will be indoors, but it's better to be safe than sorry!
The Conference Planning Committee is pleased to announce several incentives specifically designated for the 2024 conference delegates!
The American Journal of Arts Management will publish a focal issue featuring a selection of AAAE’s conference proceedings. The opportunity is open to all accepted conference presenters regardless of their membership status and geographic location. If you would like to be considered for this special issue, please indicate so on the conference submission form.
Mid-career and established educators with a minimum of six years of teaching experience are invited to elect to be considered for the prize. The prize is open to all accepted conference paper presenters, regardless of their membership status and geographic location. If you would like to be considered for this prize, please indicate so on the conference submission form. The final selection will be made during the conference, following an evaluation rubric devised by the Conference Evaluation Committee.
The winning paper will be announced at the conclusion of the AAAE’s conference in San Juan, and the awardee will receive $250 worth of IntellectBooks books and/or journal subscriptions of their choice.
In addition, the winner and the runner up will be offered publishing opportunities by participating periodicals.
Early career educators with up to five years of teaching experience are invited to elect to be considered for the prize. The prize is open to all accepted conference paper presenters, regardless of their membership status and geographic location. If you would like to be considered for this prize, please indicate so on the conference submission form. The final selection will be made during the conference, following an evaluation rubric devised by the Conference Evaluation Committee.
The winning paper will be announced at the conclusion of the AAAE’s conference in San Juan, and the awardee will receive $250 worth of IntellectBooks books and/or journal subscriptions of their choice. In addition, the winner and the runner up will be offered publishing opportunities by participating periodicals.
This opportunity is open to all conference presenters, regardless of their membership status and geographic location. Session proposals, such as panels, roundtables, workshops, and other forms of interactive sessions are eligible. If you would like to be considered for this prize, please indicate so on the conference submission form. The final selection will be made during the conference, following an evaluation rubric devised by the Conference Evaluation Committee. The winning session presentation will be announced at the conclusion of the AAAE’s conference in San Juan, and the awardees will receive a $300 worth of Routledge books of their choice. In addition, winners and finalists for the prize will be offered publishing opportunities by participating periodicals.
The prize is open to both graduate, undergraduate students and recent graduates in arts administration and adjacent disciplines. The recipient of the prize will be announced at the AAAE’s conference in San Juan, and they will receive a $500 cash award. Attendance at the conference isn’t required but the winner will be welcome to present at the Conference. If they elect to do so, AAAE will waive the conference registration fee. While the organizer cannot guarantee funding for travel and accommodation, we will do their best to provide access to scholarship resources. In addition, the winner’s and finalist’s papers will be reviewed for publication by partnering journals.
The 2024 Conference Sponsor levels are LIVE! Please email Programs & Operations Manager, Dani Wyatt, if you wish to book a sponsorship.
2024 Conference Sponsor Levels
Arts Administration Internship at AAAE
SPRING 2024
AAAE seeks applicants for our Arts Administration Internship to join our small but dynamic staff virtually and partly in-person during AAAE’s 45th conference in Puerto Rico on 23-26, May 2024. The Arts Administration internship will offer a broad introduction to various aspects of our work in arts management including event planning, membership outreach, audience development, social media communications, and more.
Requirements
Expectations
We expect that the successful candidate will be available to collaborate remotely, starting during the week of March 18th and concluding on June 7th, 2024, for an average of 10 hours a week. The intern is expected to commit to more hours during May 19th - May 26th.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
What do we offer?
We anticipate that working with AAAE will be rewarding for creative and motivated rising professionals with a penchant for arts and understanding of the role of arts administration for nurturing a thriving art sector.
More specifically, we offer:
To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to Dani Wyatt, at [email protected]. In your cover letter, please address your specific interest in arts administration and/or arts administration education.
Deadline: Monday, February 26, 2024 by 11:59 pm Eastern Time
AAAE’s annual conference brings together members and colleagues from across the globe. It is the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow arts administrators and educators and explore the complex questions of arts and cultural management. Our members gather to share their latest research findings, explore the newest practices and keep up with the rapidly changing ways way art is made, supported, experienced, and delivered in markets across the globe.
Conferences offer programming in research, pedagogy, and practice. Hosted by AAAE members in a different location every year, they afford members and attendees an opportunity to explore the arts and culture of new places.
Due to COVID-19, the in-person conference was moved online for the 2020, 2021, and 2022 Annual Conferences. The video recordings are available to all AAAE members HERE within the AAAE Members Portal. (You must be logged into the Portal to follow the link.)
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2022 New Directions in Arts Administration: Who, What, Why & How - Online Conference
2021 REIMAGINE/RECONNECT/RENEW - Virtual Conference
2020 Vision For Student Success - Online Conference Series
2019 The Future of Arts Administration Education: Evolution, Reinvention, and Transformation
Hosted by Bolz Center for Arts Administration at University of Wisconsin-Madison. Conference Presentations Available HERE
2018 Building Communities of the Future: Arts Administrators as Agents of Change
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2017 New Places, Spaces, and Faces: Exploring Possibilities and Crossing Borders
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2016 Direct Connect: A New Way Forward
Hosted by Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA
2015 Educator Impact: Framing Arts Administration Education in a Dynamic Field
Hosted by the University of Oregon, Portland, OR
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2014 Being Bold, Embracing Change
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2013 Advancing New Paradigms
Hosted by the University of New Orleans, New Orleans LA
2012 Educating for Leadership
Hosted by Claremont Graduate University, Claremont CA
2011 Educate | Innovate | Activate
Hosted by Boston University, Boston MA
2010 Making Connections: Preparing Cultural Leaders for Future Challenges
Hosted by American University, Washington DC