SAER 2023: Permissions & Studio Contract

DEADLINE: JUNE 1, 2023

The Summer Artist / Educator Residency (SAER) is a studio-based artist residency built for nationwide art educators and teaching artists. This week-long studio residency is located at Moore College of Art & Design in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Our focus is to uplift creative educators with professional development hours and dedicated studio space to experiment, research, and reflect. This dynamic environment gives educators dedicated time to make art, create connections with peers, and discover new skills for the classroom.

QUESTIONS?
Please email our team at ce@moore.edu or call (215) 965-4030.

TUITION PAYMENT

Have you submitted your SAER Tuition payment? *

Yes

You must submit your tuition - your submission is not complete without it. Pay online before submitting this form.

PARTICIPANT INFORMATION

First Name *

Preferred Name
**Please note that if provided, this will become the primary name used in ALL future communications you will receive from the college. Otherwise, Legal First Name will be utilized.

Last Name *

Date of Birth *

Gender Identity *

Pronouns *

Please specify:

Race/Ethnicity

Are you Hispanic/Latinx?

Mailing Address *

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

Email *

I would like to be connected with other SAER participants seeking housing via AirBnB

Phone *

I would like to receive texts from Moore College of Art & Design

Do you have any special dietary needs or requests? *

Yes

Please specify:

SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER

Why do we ask for your social security number?
Moore College of Art & Design is required to file a Form 1098-T for enrolled students across the college and for whom a reportable transaction is made. This is a secure platform.

I acknowledge that I have read and understand Moore's social security number requirement.*

Social Security Number *
Numbers only, no dashes or spaces (ex: 123456789)

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RESIDENCY PROGRAM SCHEDULE:

	Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
AM		Field Trip	Demos	Studio	Studio	Studio	Critique
Lunch	Welcome	Guest Speaker	Guest Speaker	Guest Speaker	Guest Speaker	Studio	Critique
PM	Studio	Studio	Studio	Studio	Studio	Studio

Residency participants are strongly encouraged to attend 1-3 WORKSHOPS & DEMOS.
Please select 2-3 workshop options: *

Residency participants are strongly encouraged to attend 1-3 FIELD TRIPS.
Please select 2-3 of the following field trip options: *

If you indicated that there are other workshops, demonstrations, or field trips that you are interested in, please specify here:

CREATIVE PROFILE

Is this your first artist residency experience? *

Yes

What residencies have you attended?

What do you plan to work on during this residency?

Is this your first professional development experience? *

Yes

What programs have you attended?

Please specify:

I'm seeking... *

Professional Development Hours

Graduate Credits

Neither

Something else

What artistic disciplines are you interested in? *

Drawing

Painting

Printmaking

Photography

Sculpture

Installation

Video Art

Collage/Assemblage

Filmmaking/Cinema

Digital Art and Adobe Creative Suite

Graphic Design

Fashion Design

Interior Design

Other

Please specify:

On a scale of 1 to 5, how confident do you currently feel in your personal studio practice? *
(1 = not at all confident, 5 = very confident)

STUDIO PREFERENCES

I plan to use my studio... *

Please specify:

I consider myself: (select all that apply) *

Introverted

Extroverted

A mix of the two

Other

I prefer a... *

I would prefer to be placed in a... *

STUDIO CARE & USE AGREEMENT

The following safety regulations are provided with your immediate safety and long-term health in mind. Your cooperation and compliance with these rules support the safe, healthy, and efficient operation of these areas for all Moore students.

As members of the College community, students have the responsibility for maintaining the standards and expectations of that community, including abiding by policies and regulations established by the College. Student conduct that violates these policies and regulations may result in College disciplinary action as outlined in the Moore Student Handbook.

SOLVENT USE, DISPOSAL, AND STORAGE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

Use only the Gamsol provided by the college - NO TURPENOID, & no other solvents unless approved.
No solvent washers, polyester resins, or cobalt-based accelerators are permitted.
Store solvents in the appropriate YELLOW flammable storage cabinet.
All solvents must be in a capped/lidded/closed glass container when not in use. This means you must take the extra step to clean brushes at the end of a work session rather than leaving them to stand. Clean brushes in baby oil. Use only studio sinks - Do not use restroom sink to clean/wash brushes, tools, etc.
All containers must be labeled as to their current contents only/GHS information –(no food containers).
No paper or rags may be left on the floor, use appropriate bins to dispose of them.
All solvent soiled rags, paper towels, etc. must be discarded in RED flammable containers at the end of each work session. Do not leave these items lying around the studio.
Solvents must be discarded in the appropriate drum. DO NOT POUR SOLVENTS INTO ANY SINK.
No aerosol cans are allowed in studios – store them in the YELLOW flammable storage cabinet.
Students should review the MSDS sheets available outside the studio classrooms and understand disposal/handling methods.
Spray paint and fixatives cannot be used in classrooms, studios, or hallways. Only use aerosols in the walk-in spray booth located in Sarah Peter 603. See 2DTechnician for training.
A second smaller spray booth can be used outside printmaking class hours. It is located in Sarah Peter 610 (Print Studio).
Keep liquids away from electrical sources

STUDIO MAINTENANCE

Protect the floors, walls, etc. with newspaper/drop cloths/etc. before working with materials like gesso, paint, glue, etc. Dropcloth & newspaper must be neatly put away after use.
Keep your materials, work, and belongings clean and organized in your designated areas.
Keep floors clear of materials, work, tools, etc. so that maintenance staff may clean regularly.
Report any safety concerns/issues to technicians immediately.
Do not attach anything to windows or ventilation. (paper, tape, stickers, etc.).
Always leave the studio in better condition than you found it. Others will follow by example.
Studios cannot be enclosed by the use of cloth or dividers.

HEALTH AND SAFETY

No smoking or drinking of alcoholic beverages at any time in the studios.
Do not come to the studio while intoxicated
The making of drug paraphernalia, tobacco pipes, ashtrays, etc. is not permitted in the studio. To make/have these objects in the studio is considered possession and must be directed to Joshua Wilkin, Student Affairs (jwilkin@moore.edu).
Do not eat or drink in the studios or leave food containers/trash.
No electric tea kettles, coffee pots, hotplates, microwaves, etc. to be used in the studios.
Never use power tools alone.
Power tools that create dust are not allowed in studios. Keep sanding and grinding work to the woodshop or spray booths.
Always use personal protective equipment; safety goggles and masks are required when cutting, grinding, carving, mixing, etc.
All extension cords must be heavy-duty, 16-3, grounded. Usually orange and always three-pronged. NO residential extension cords. Extension cords are not to cross any pedestrian pathways.
Students must clear all chemicals brought into their areas before use with an MSDS supplied to the Studio Technician prior to bringing the chemical/material on campus.
No outside furniture is to be used in the studio, students must use the chairs, desks, etc provided.
Bicycles may not be stored in studios.
If a student seeks an exception to one or more of these regulations, they must seek approval by their faculty and Department Chair/ Program Director.

YOU MUST SIGN BELOW BEFORE STUDIO ACCESS WILL BE GRANTED
By signing below, you are acknowledging your understanding of the INDIVIDUAL STUDIO CONTRACT. The above regulations are intended to ensure a safe, healthy, and productive studio environment for all students, faculty, and staff. By signing you agree to follow all regulations.

Signature of Participant *
(please type full legal name)

Date *

PHOTO RELEASE

I hereby grant permission to Moore College of Art & Design, the rights of my image, in video or still, and of the likeness and sound of my voice, as recorded on audio or video tape. I understand that my image may be edited, copied, exhibited, published or distributed, and waive the right to inspect or approve the finished product, wherein my likeness appears.

Additionally, I waive any right to royalties or other compensation arising or related to the use of my image or recording. I also understand that this material may be used in diverse educational settings within an unrestricted geographic area.

Photographic, audio or video recordings may be used for ANY USE which may include, but is not limited to:

Presentations
Courses
Online/Internet Videos
Media
News (Press)

By submitting this release, I understand this permission signifies that photographic or video recordings of me may be electronically displayed via the Internet, or in the public educational setting. There is no time limit on the validity of this release, nor is there any geographic limitation on where these materials may be distributed.

By submitting this release, I acknowledge that I have completely read and fully understand the above release and agree to be bound thereby. I hereby release any and all claims against any person or organization utilizing this material for educational purposes.

I grant permission to the Moore College of Art & Design

I do not grant permission to the Moore College of Art & Design

MOORE STUDENT ID

A headshot photo is required for the purpose of creating a Moore ID. This ID will facilitate access in and around campus as well as serve as identification for security purposes during your time at Moore.

Make sure to upload a clear photo of your upper body and face!
How to Take a Proper Headshot

Preferred First Name to appear on ID Card

Participant Photo

Please upload a front-facing headshot for your student ID.