Lucy Bartholomee, Ph.D.

Curriculum Vitae

Visiting Assistant Professor of Art Education

Interim Area Coordinator for Art Education

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University of Texas at Arlington

Department of Art & Art History

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Education

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Doctor of Philosophy in Art Education

University of North Texas, College of Visual Arts and Design

Concentrations: Creativity, Aesthetics, Phenomenology, Art Education, Visual Culture of 20th and 21st century, Museum Education, Art History, Arts Curriculum, Roman and Etruscan Art, and contemporary issues in Art. See CV (left) for more details.

Master of Arts in Humanities/Art History

University of Texas at Arlington

Concentrations: American and African American Art History, particularly as associated with New Orleans; Post-Impressionists; Anthropology and Personal Narrative as it pertains to artists’ autobiographies; Humanities and Contemporary issues in art.

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Texas State Certification for Education

Tarleton State University

Graduate Program for Teacher Certification

Bachelor of Arts in Art & Marketing

Abilene Christian University

Concentrations: Drawing, Jewelry/Metals, Art History, Marketing, Business. 

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Teaching Experience

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University Level

      University of Texas Arlington 

         Visiting Assistant Professor, 2022-present

         Adjunct Assistant Professor, full time, 2019-2022

      University of North Texas

        Teaching Fellow, 2013-2017

        Adjunct instructor and field supervisor, 2019-2022

Courses taught include:

Introduction to Art Education

Global Aesthetics

Curriculum & Instruction

Technology in Art Education

Elementary Methods in Art Education

Art Appreciation, Honors and standard, online and face to face.

Instructional methods courses for pre-service Art Education majors

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Supervising Student Teachers in the field for UNT and UTA

(100+ student teachers between 2015-2022).

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See CV for further details.

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High School Visual Arts, six years

AP Art History, Studio Art levels 1-4

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International Baccalaureate Organization Examiner, twelve years

Visual Arts

Middle School,  two years

Visual Arts

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Elementary School, six years

Third through Sixth Grades

Enclosed Classroom, Writing Specialist, and Social Studies

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