Bonnie Bernau: Art for Life
The Harn Museum of Art, as one of the top 10 university art museums in the nation, has an outreach program for senior citizens called Art for Life. The program provides seniors who may be unable to visit the museum an opportunity to benefit from the Harn’s offerings through educational activities and visuals brought to their residences and centers. This distinctive program delivers the best of the museum on the campus into the community, complementing the educational mission of the Harn and the University of Florida's life-long learning goal.
https://naea.digication.com/naea_committee_on_lifelong_learning/December_2013
Angela LaPorte: Community Connections: Intergenerational Links in Art Education (book)
“Community Connections: Intergenerational Links in Art Education” provides art educators with descriptive examples of documented art education research and curriculum involving both young people and adults.
http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED488729
Pamela Lawton: Artstories
"Artstory" is one’s personal search for identity and meaning through art and story, or a group’s collaborative exploration for communal, intergenerational and multicultural understanding through sharing oral histories, writing collaborative identity pieces that examine life themes, and visually illustrating them as a group.
http://artstories.wix.com/pamelaspress#!research/c9cn
Susan Whiteland: Betwixt and Between
Through the lesson plan Betwixt and Between, future art educators integrated a service learning experience, museum education and lifelong learning. https://naea.digication.com/whiteland/Betwixt_and_Between
Christine Woywod: Pathways Project
This research investigated the intersection of memory, communication, and creative engagement in a manner that wass responsive to the unique life experiences of members of the Milwaukee Latino community experiencing Alzheimer’s and dementia.
http://milwaukeenns.org/2012/05/03/uwm-students-research-projects-serve-nonprofits-and-communities/