I was recently invited to participate in the Chautauqua Exhibit at UNCG, my art being tied into the environment and the Native American love of nature. The Chautauqua is part of a think tank of undergraduate students at UNCG devoted to solutions relating to environmental wellness. I exhibited 10 environmentally themed pieces for the 2-day event.
Celebrating the Centennial of Thomas Berry’s Birth
Presented by the 2013-2014 UNCG Think Tank Class: Ecologically SANE
Luminaries included:
Stuart Pimm, Duke University
John Grim, Yale University
Jean Beasley, Executive Director of the Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and
Rehabilitation Center, and Hero of the Planet and Ocean http://www.seaturtlehospital.org/
David Orr, Oberlin College
UNCG Students of the Think Tank Class Ecologically SANE
Journey of the Universe/Journey of the University or What’s an Education For?
Alyssa Hinton’s Art at UNCG- Reimagining Undergraduate Education- Panel Discussion Discussion
Earth Day
UNCG Undergrad Ecology Projects with Educators Aerin Benevides and Lacey
UNCG Planetary Level Consciousness 2
Art Collector Aerin Benevides Protecting Alyssa’s Art
Alyssa Hinton & Dr. Catherine Mathews, Outstanding Educator in Science, Mathematics and Technology.
Alyssa Hinton’s Art at UNCG- Reimagining Undergraduate Education- Panel Discussion Discussion 2
