JACQUELINE RUBEN

Education:

Harvard Graduate School of Education:  Cambridge, Massachusetts
Ed.M, in Arts in Education Program, 2004
Internship at MIT Museum: Evaluation of Adult Programming
San Francisco State University: 
Multiple Subject Credential with Spanish Bilingual Emphasis:  Single Subject Credential in Art, 1991
San Francisco Art Institute: 
Awarded San Francisco Community College Scholarship:  Studies in Painting and Sculpture
Lewis and Clark College:  Portland, Oregon; B. A. (Spanish)

Exhibitions:

• Gutman Library, Harvard Graduate School of Education: Multicultural Art Exhibit, International Student Research Conference 2003,2004
• Sharon Art Studio:  Spring Exhibition, 2002, 2003
• Fort Mason Art Campus:  San Francisco, Faculty Art Exhibit, 2001
• Zen Center Art Lounge:  San Francisco, “Illusion and Presence,” 2000
• Atrium Gallery:  San Francisco, Sharon Art Studio 30th Anniversary,” 1999
• Sebastopol Arts Center:  “Food, Glorious, Food,” 1998
• Artisans Gallery:  Mill Valley, “Watercolors,” 1997
• Gallery Concord: “Watermark, A National Works on Paper Exhibition,” 1996
• Rena Bransten Gallery:  San Francisco, “One-To-See,” 1996
• New Mexico Art League:  Albuquerque, New Mexico, “25th Annual National Small Painting Exhibit,” Honorable Mention, 1996
• Marin County Fair and Exposition: San Rafael, 1995, 1996
• Boise State University Art Gallery:  “National Small Painting and Sculpture Exhibition,” 1995
• Gallery Route One:  Point Reyes, California, “June Juried Exhibition,” 1994, 1993
• Triton Museum of Art:  Santa Clara, California “Second Biennial Watercolor Exhibition,” 1994
• Second Story Gallery:  Seattle, Washington, “Earth*Water*Sky,” 1993
• Arts Guild of Sonoma: “Baird Purviance Annual Juried Exhibit,” 1993
• Redding Museum of Art and History:  “Food Art!” 1993
• San Mateo Arts Council: “Avenue of the Arts, 1993
• Gallery 57: Fullerton, “Intimate Spaces,” Honorable Mention, 1993

Adult Instruction:

City College of San Francisco Continuing Education, Faculty Member, 1998 - present

• Drawing and Watercolor:  Landscape, Floral, Mixed Media

Sharon Art Studio, Faculty Member, 1994 - present

• Mixed Media Drawing

Professional Staff Development:

• Ewald Foundation Visual Arts Curriculum Presentation: Legion of Honor, San Francisco, 2005
• Classroom Watercolor Projects:  William DeAvila School, San Francisco 1997
• Pre-School Multicultural Art Projects: Yoey Preschool Center, 1995
• Native American Basketry: California Teachers’ Association Equity and Human Rights Conference, 1995
• Art Projects from Recycled Materials:  SCRAP, San Francisco, 1996-1997
• San Francisco Unified School District Professional Development:
  • Creative Clay Treasures from Mexico and the Southwest, 2003, 2001
  • Clay Projects from Three Cultures, 2002
  • Playful Arts of Dollmaking, 1999
  • Retablos and Dioramas, 1998
  • Costume and Figure Sculpture, 1996
  • Northwest Coast Masks, 1995
  • Painted Paper Screens, 1994

Awards:

• Haystack Mountain School of Crafts Technical Assistant Grant: 2000
• Haas Fund Professional Development Award: 1999, 2000
• City College of San Francisco: Scholarship:  Awarded to attend San Francisco Art Institute, 1980