Ray Doughty Arts Integration Award
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Born in Columbia SC, Ray Doughty earned his Bachelor in Music Education degree from the University of South Carolina, a Master Degree in Music Education from East Carolina University, and an Education Specialist Degree in School Administration from Western Carolina University.
Mr. Doughty has been an influential music educator and arts education advocate throughout his professional career. He founded the instrumental and choral music programs at Southside High School in Florence, SC, was the band director at TL Hanna in Anderson, SC, and was employed at West Market Elementary School as a music educator until he served as the Anderson District Five Music Coordinator. In 1986 he was appointed the State Music Consultant for the SC Department of Education and remained in that position until he became the director South Carolina's Arts in Basic Curriculum (ABC) Project - a nationally recognized arts education reform model. Some years later he joined Winthrop University as a professor of music, lecturer in music education, and the project director for South Carolina's Arts in Basic Curriculum (ABC) Project - a nationally recognized arts education reform model. Mr. Doughty is a member of the South Carolina Music Educators Hall of Fame, a recipient of the Elizabeth O'Neill Verner Arts in Education Award, the South Carolina Arts Alliance's Scottie Award, the SCAAE (now PSAE) Founding Father Award, and the SCMEA Deborah Smith Hoffman Mentor Award. |
PURPOSE OF AWARD
To honor an individual/group/organization that embodies the true spirit of arts integration through the successful utilization of community partnerships and resources. To create a greater awareness and encourage the growth of arts integration programs in South Carolina.
CRITERIA FOR NOMINATION
To honor an individual/group/organization that embodies the true spirit of arts integration through the successful utilization of community partnerships and resources. To create a greater awareness and encourage the growth of arts integration programs in South Carolina.
CRITERIA FOR NOMINATION
- Demonstrate a sustained commitment to arts integration through support and direct involvement with arts programming.
- Demonstrate a vision for arts integration that involves collaboration between two or more groups.
- Demonstrate desire to strengthen and grow arts integration opportunities in South Carolina schools especially schools in rural areas.
PROCEDURES
The following materials must be submitted on the nominee’s behalf:
DEADLINE FOR NOMINATIONS EXTENDED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 2020
SUBMISSION INFORMATION
Please submit all nomination materials electronically OR by mail to:
Eve Walling-Wohlford
eve@palmettoartsed.org
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PSAE
2017 Briarwood Road
Greenwood, SC 29646
The following materials must be submitted on the nominee’s behalf:
- Nominator’s Statement: a one to two page, typewritten narrative that summarizes the accomplishments of the nominee as they relate to the criteria.
- Two letters of recommendation.
- A personal statement by the nominee on why they feel arts integration is an important component for a well-rounded education.
DEADLINE FOR NOMINATIONS EXTENDED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 2020
SUBMISSION INFORMATION
Please submit all nomination materials electronically OR by mail to:
Eve Walling-Wohlford
eve@palmettoartsed.org
-OR-
PSAE
2017 Briarwood Road
Greenwood, SC 29646
Previous Winners
2019 - Kaye Foxworth, Instructional Coach at Campbello Gramling School
2018 - Dr. Meredith Sims, Coker College
2017 - Susan Woodham, Dance Teacher at Pine Street Elementary (Spartanburg)
2016 - Dr. Ronald W. Garner, Superintendent, Spartanburg School District One
2015 (award established) - Dr. Robert Morgan and Ms. Maree Tarnowska
2018 - Dr. Meredith Sims, Coker College
2017 - Susan Woodham, Dance Teacher at Pine Street Elementary (Spartanburg)
2016 - Dr. Ronald W. Garner, Superintendent, Spartanburg School District One
2015 (award established) - Dr. Robert Morgan and Ms. Maree Tarnowska