Presentations
2023
SNAAP Staff Provide an Overview of the 2022 Institutional Reports
This video is a short overview of what’s included in the 2022 SNAAP institutional report packets. Using a sample report packet, we will briefly walk through each document and point out some tips that can help you locate and understand your institution’s alumni data. The sample reports do not represent a single institution but are a composite picture of responses from several different institutions.
2021
SNAAP Research Symposium
SNAAP Research Symposium — Addressing Inequities: Session 1 — Wednesday, October 20, 2021
The Dynamics of Social Exclusion and Economic Mobility Across Three Decades of Undergraduate Arts Alumni
Amy Whitaker & Greg Wolniak
Sense of Belonging in Arts, Design, & Media: Alumni Perspectives on the Undergraduate Experience
Jennifer Novak-Leonard & Emma Walters
Diversity in Leadership Among Arts Graduates
Marisol D’Andrea
SNAAP Research Symposium — Addressing Inequities: Session 2 — Wednesday, October 20, 2021
Non-white K‑12 Arts Educator Collaboration: Using Counternarrative as an Analysis Tool
Tiffany Bourgeois & Amy Lewis
Unraveling Gender and Race Bias in Fashion Design Careers
Natalie Salvador & Amy Williams
SNAAP Research Symposium — Training, Education, & Careers: Deeper Dive into Disciplines — Wednesday, October 20, 2021
Beyond Employment — An Exploration of the Post-Collegiate Outcomes for Dance Majors
Katrina Borowiec
Art History Alumni: Advancing from Training to Trade
Alysha Meloche
Ethnomusicology and Higher Education: Challenges, Trends, and Lessons from the Humanities
Robin Moore
SNAAP Research Symposium — Supporting Careers Session 1 — Thursday, October 21, 2021
Artists Who Leave the Field: Where Do They Go and How Do They Create?
Jeff M. Poulin & Cobi Krieger
Are We Preparing Arts Students for Entrepreneurial Careers?
Wen Guo & David McGraw
The Internship Divides: Historical Patterns and Growing Inequalities in the Transit from Arts School to Career
Alexandre Frenette & Nathan Martin
SNAAP Research Symposium — Supporting Careers Session 2 — Thursday, October 21, 2021
When Debt Deters: Understanding Arts Graduates’ Student Loan Debt and Entry into Arts Careers
Katie Smith & Hind Albana
Multiple Aspects of Career Satisfaction
Hannah Grannemann, Josef Hanson & Todd Stuart
Polyoccupationalism: The Unexplored World of Worker Identity
Jennifer Lena & Leonie Henaut
SNAAP Research Symposium — Training, Education, & Careers: Looking within Institutions — Thursday, October 21, 2021
Service Learning and Postcollegiate Outcomes of Arts Alumni
Jihee Hwang & Junghwan Kim
Reconceptualizing Arts Alumni Success
Angie Miller & Amber Dumford
SNAAP Research Symposium — Learning from Arts Alumni: Putting Insights into Action — Friday, 22 October, 2021
How AICAD uses SNAAP Data to Advocate for the Value of an Education in Art & Design
Joanne Kersh, Diana Chavez, Felice Dubon, Dawn Gavin, John Luther, Megan Miller & Rhonda Schaller
The SNAAP Casebook: How Institutions Have Used Their Data for Change
Doug Noonan
Learning from Arts Alumni: A Look Forward — Friday, 22 October, 2021
What SNAAP Can Tell Us About the Effects of COVID-19 on Arts Graduates
Rachel Skaggs, Molly Burke & Erin Hoppe
SNAAP in 2022 and Beyond: Information Needs (Audience Feedback)
Jennifer Novak-Leonard, Rachel Skaggs & Lee Ann Scotto Adams
Informing the 2022 SNAAP Survey
Learning from Alumni to Shape the Future: Informing the 2022 SNAAP Survey
2020
AAEE Presentation
Learning from SNAAP to Set Students up for Success
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SNAAP Workshop 2: Using SNAAP Data for Positive Change — 3 Million Stories: Arts Graduate in a Changing Economy, Phoenix, AZ
Dee Boyle, University of Massachusetts Amherst Jeannene Przyblyski, Brian Harlan, & Rita Soultanian, CalArts Mara Hermano, Rhode Island School of Design Liz Leckie, University of Utah
The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Arts and Design Alumni
The authors of this report, Dr. Rachel Skaggs, Dr. Jennifer L. Novak-Leonard and Dr. Jeff Barbee, provide insight into arts and design graduates whose work is — or before the pandemic was — in the arts, design, or creative realm by examining their working lives, economic lives, and the skills that they needed to attain or update during the first two years of the pandemic in the United States. This report was supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts.
