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NYS TESOL AL Marks 36th Annual Winter Conference
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Q&A with Professor Richard Jochum, Creative Technologies Symposium Organizer
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Carey Reed
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“Do young artists need older practitioners to look at them with something benign, giving them permission to try? Yes, yes, that’s essential,” remarks Bill T. Jones, on the importance of mentoring. The Tony award-winning choreographer is a member of a cluster of great artists (including Placido Domingo, Frank Gehry and Edward Albee) who mentored select …
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