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Everything You Need to Learn More About Heidi's Teaching Work
For Minnesota-based schools and organizations, Heidi is available through COMPAS (Community Programs in the Arts & Sciences), a trusted organization connecting professional artists with educational institutions.
What is COMPAS?
COMPAS is a nonprofit organization that has been bringing arts experiences to Minnesota communities since 1974. They work with schools, libraries, senior centers, and other community organizations to provide high-quality artist residencies and workshops.
Why Book Through COMPAS?
- Streamlined booking process
- Quality assurance and support
- Assistance with grant applications
- Professional development opportunities
- Connection to a network of arts educators
FAQs
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How far in advance should we book a residency?
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Ideally, 3-6 months in advance for best availability, though shorter timelines can sometimes be accommodated.
What age groups do you work with?
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All ages! Programs are customized from elementary through adult learners, including seniors.
Do you provide all materials?
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Material needs are discussed during planning. Options include full material provision, school-provided materials, or a hybrid approach depending on budget and project scope.
Can residencies be customized to our curriculum?
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Absolutely! Heidi specializes in creating interdisciplinary connections between art and core subjects.
Residencies range from single-day workshops to semester-long partnerships, customized to your goals and budget.
Workshops are typically shorter (a few hours to a day), while residencies involve sustained engagement over days or weeks, allowing for deeper learning and community impact.
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How is a residency different from a workshop?
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