Marie Clapot spearheads
the Art Beyond Sight Lab for Learning programs, where she develops and teaches
curriculum for K-12. She also has extensive experience in museum education and
accessibility. She completed research and development projects as a graduate
assistant at the Adaptive Technology Center, Bloomington, IN. While working as
Access Coordinator at the Indiana University Art Museum, she completed an
accessibility assessment and implemented an accessibility program for people
with vision loss. She has also worked in the Access Coordination office of the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY. Ms. Clapot holds a Master in Art Education from
Indiana University, and an MA in Heritage Development, from Université de
Bretagne Occidentale (UBO), Quimper (France) and MA in Heritage Development
form UBO (Brest).
Ricky Perry is a guitarist, songwriter, and arranger who was born in Caracas,
Venezuela and raised in Huntsville, AL. From 2003-2011, he lived in
Nashville, TN, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Music with an emphasis in
guitar performance, composition, and arranging from Belmont
University. Ricky has performed, written, and recorded music since the age
of seventeen, playing throughout Alabama and Tennessee with the jazz-fusion
band, Del, during his college career. After graduating, Ricky continued
to perform, arrange, and record with various Nashville artists, including
Daniel Ellsworth & the Great Lakes, on the album Civilized Man
released in 2011. Ricky is currently a
second-year graduate student at NYU’s Music Therapy program and performs his
own music with the Brooklyn-based band Go-getter (www.facebook.com/gogettermusic).
Shawna Vernisie, MA, MT-BC is a
masters-level board-certified music therapist who has been working with Art
Beyond Sight since 2010. Shawna received her Bachelor of Music degree in
Music Therapy from Marywood University (Scranton, PA), and her Master of Art
degree in Music Therapy from New York University. Currently, Shawna is
working within the vision classrooms at several public schools throughout
Queens with Art Beyond Sight. She is also a music therapist at St. Mary's
Hospital for Children (Bayside, NY), and at Special Kids Intervention Program
(Howard Beach, NY). Shawna uses a client-centered, humanistic approach to
her teaching and therapy, allowing the children to find their strengths through
music. Shawna is again, as always, thrilled to be collaborating and working
with the wonderful staff and children of Art Beyond Sight!
Peter Galub, MT-BC, MA recently completed his Master's at New York Universtiy’s Music Therapy Program. He completed his clinical internship at the Nordoff-Robbins Center for Music Therapy, under the supervision of Dr. Alan Turry, DA, NRMT, MT-BC, LCAT. He has worked, primarily in the the Nordoff-Robbins model of music improvisation with populations that included children with autism, developmental delays, and adults with dementia and Traumatic Brain Injury. Peter is also an accomplished singer/songwriter/guitarist and recently completed his second CD of original material. His songs and playing have been featured in films and television.
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