LOW-RESIDENCY CERTIFICATE IN CREATIVE PLACEMAKING

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1 LOW-RESIDENCY CERTIFICATE IN CREATIVE PLACEMAKING September 2018-June 2019

2 BE THE CHANGE Educate, engage and empower your community through arts and culture Creative placemaking is an exciting new way of engaging arts and culture to improve our communities. This program is a comprehensive and challenging opportunity for those interested in effecting change using creative activities to foster more livable, economically viable, sustainable and equitable communities. Leonardo Vazquez, Director of NHIA Certificate in Creative Placemaking

3 MAKE EFFECTIVE, TANGIBLE, AND CREATIVE CHANGE IN YOUR COMMUNITY NHIA s Certificate in Creative Placemaking is where theory meets practice. Designed to build a shared knowledge base and ethical framework for creative placemaking, this is an invaluable experience for those working in civic art, urban planning, public policy, community development, and leadership development. This program prepares you to create the necessary network within a community to generate change You will work with top practitioners in the field of creative placemaking and obtain the knowledge and tools to make a positive difference. Through hands-on workshops in the opening residency, a choreographed series of Deep Learning courses and Leadership Coaching sessions, as well as a culminating Capstone Project, you will become a creative placemaker. You will be able to effectively address social, economic and cultural issues using existing resources to enhance what makes a place special. THE CERTIFICATE IN CREATIVE PLACEMAKING HAS FOUR MAIN COMPONENTS RESIDENCIES The opening residency runs August at NHIA s Manchester Campus and serves as a solid introduction to creative placemaking while preparing you for the rest of the program. You will learn about the field of creative placemaking by exploring it in practice in the city of Manchester. You ll utilize skills for analyzing communities, gain insights from leading practitioners, and build collaborative leadership skills. The closing residency is an opportunity for you to present your capstone project to other creative placemakers, and get advice from the Certificate Program Director on how to get your recommendations implemented. DEEP LEARNING COURSES You ll take six online Deep Learning courses from September May. Through readings, thoughtful discussions, and occasional assignments curated by an accomplished faculty, you will gain a deep understanding of key issues in creative placemaking and become prepared to address the challenges you ll face. Key topics covered include: community development, local economic development, critical analysis, site planning, and destination marketing and development. LEADERSHIP COACHING Generating ideas is easy. Realizing those ideas is challenging. These Leadership Coaching sessions build on the Deep Learning courses and provide the tools you ll need to turn ideas into reality, especially when the process depends on others. Through five online sessions, you ll learn the key skills that are integral to building productive partnerships and influence. CAPSTONE PROJECT Your Capstone Project is the culmination of everything you ve learned during this program. You ll develop and present a tangible, real-time plan that can be used to make meaningful change in a community. There are several ways you can approach your Capstone Project. Develop a plan from a personal perspective, including a mock plan or detailed proposal for a creative placemaking plan in a specific community Provide analysis of an existing creative placemaking effort in a community, evaluating existing efforts and proposing recommendations for improvements Produce a paper of publishable quality (PPQ) with an emphasis on a particular issue explored in during this program. There will be an opportunity to present your Capstone Project at one of several Creative Placemaking Leadership Summits and/or Creative Placemaking Knowledge Exchanges in 2018.

4 WHAT YOU LL WALK AWAY WITH AFTER YOU VE COMPLETED YOUR CERTIFICATE IN CREATIVE PLACEMAKING Transform communities through art and culture Gain valuable insights and guidance from leading creative placemakers Use metrics and analysis to measure success for a range of budgets and schedules Attract more resources and dollars to a community while also preserving its character Determine who you need on your team to be successful Learn how to grow effective, collaborative partnerships and gain support for your work Identify and evaluate locations for and sources of artwork and performances Explore issues and problems from various perspectives Build a valuable network of contacts, colleagues and peers Create a tangible plan for change and acquire the tools you need to make it a reality WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW PROGRAM EXPENSES The total cost for the Certificate in Creative Placemaking is $3,995 and includes tuition for the 10-month program, 1-year subscription to Planetizen Library, and the opening residency costs (room and board). Payment options are available; please visit our website for more information. While most readings will be available free online, students will be required to purchase three books: The Creative Community Builder s Handbook, by Tom Borrup Arts and Cultural Programming, by Doug Blandy and Gaylene Carpenter Destination Marketing and Development course book - TBD CREDIT This program allows you to earn professional development and graduate credit. ENROLLMENT / REGISTRATION Enrollment is on a first come, first served basis. The deadline to register for the program is July 1. To register, please visit click on Enroll, and fill out the online enrollment form; a deposit of $200 is required for registration. CALENDAR July 1, 2018 Sept 4 6, 2018 Sept, 2018 May, 2019 May, 2019 June, 2019 June, 2019 Sept, 2019 Application Deadline Opening Residency in Manchester, NH Deep Learning Courses & Leadership Sessions (online) Capstone Project (online) Closing Residency (optional) For more detailed information about the Certificate in Creative Placemaking program, curriculum and credits, please visit nhia.edu/creativeplacemaking, or contact our Creative Placemaking Team at placemaking@nhia.edu, NHIA is proud to partner with the National Consortium for Creative Placemaking to host this nationally renowned program that was offered previously at the Knowlton School of Architecture at Ohio State University. About the National Consortium for Creative Placemaking The National Consortium for Creative Placemaking (NCCP) is dedicated to building the capacity of artists, public officials, citizen activists, planners, researchers and everyone seeking to do highquality creative placemaking. NCCP is led by a national steering committee that includes leaders from a wide variety of organizations in the fields in arts, community, and economic development. For more information visit: About the New Hampshire Institute of Art The New Hampshire Institute of Art (NHIA) is the oldest and largest non-profit arts institution in New Hampshire, founded in 1898 and today offering undergraduate (BFA), graduate (MFA, MAT), and community education programs (Youth Arts, Pre-College, Community Education, and Professional Development) serving almost 2,000 students annually on campuses in Manchester and Sharon/Peterborough, New Hampshire. For more information visit

5 NHIA S PROGRAMS Youth Arts Pre-College Community Education Professional Development Undergraduate BFA Graduate MFA, MAT OFFICE OF COMMUNITY EDUCATION 148 Concord Street Manchester, NH