Background
Welter, Cole H. was born on July 26, 1952 in Watertown, South Dakota, United States. Son of Phillip Henry and Jane (Lambert) Welter.
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Cole H. Welter
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Cole H. Welter, American artist, educator. Recipient Reston Prize in writing National Association Schools Art, Theatre and Music, 1987, Distinguished Alumni award Texas Technology University, 1991; named Alaska Art Educator of the Year, Alaska Art Education Association, 1990, 92; Ford Foundation painting fellow, 1975, 76, Texas Technology U./DeVitt-Jones fellow, 1986.
Education
Bachelor of Fine Arts with honors in Studio Art, University Texas, 1974. Master of Fine Arts in Painting, University Texas, 1976. Doctor of Philosophy in Fine Art, Texas Technology University, 1989.
Career
Teaching assistant, University Texas, Austin, 1975-1976; senior designer, MacMillan Public, New York City, 1976-1981; art director, Random House Public, New York City, 1981-1982; president, Welter & Associations, New York City, 1982-1986; graduate fellow, Texas Technology U., Lubbock, 1986-1988; assistant professor art, U. Alaska, Anchorage, 1988-1992; associate professor art, U. Alaska, Anchorage, 1992-1995; chair department art, U. Alaska, Anchorage, 1990-1995; professor, director, James Madison U., School Art and Art History, since 1995.
Achievements
Membership
Executive board directors Anchorage Museum Art, 1988-1992. Member College Art Association, National Art Education Association.
Connections
Married Lisa Dawn Jones, June 18, 1988.
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American
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Recipient Reston Prize in writing National Association Schools Art, Theatre and Music, 1987, Distinguished Alumni award Texas Technology University, 1991. Named Alaska Art Educator of the Year, Alaska Art Education Association, 1990, 92. Ford Foundation painting fellow, 1975, 76, Texas Technology U./DeVitt-Jones fellow, 1986.Recipient Reston Prize in writing National Association Schools Art, Theatre and Music, 1987, Distinguished Alumni award Texas Technology University, 1991. Named Alaska Art Educator of the Year, Alaska Art Education Association, 1990, 92. Ford Foundation painting fellow, 1975, 76, Texas Technology U./DeVitt-Jones fellow, 1986.