Background
Bay, Richard Joseph was born on September 28, 1948 in Brooklyn. Son of Joseph Michael Bay and Helene Bertha Renn.
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Richard Joseph Bay
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Bachelor of Science in Art Education, Kansas State University, Manhattan, 1971. Master of Arts in Studio Arts, Pittsburg State University, Kansas, 1973. Doctor of Education in Art Education Curriculum and Instruction, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, 2002.
Career
Teacher School District Kansas City, Missouri, 1986—1993, visual arts coordinator, 1993—1997. Arts instructor, special programs coordinator Nelson-Atkins Museum Art, 1986—1997. Director education public programs Phlbrook Museum Art, Tulsa, 1997—1999.
Graduate teaching associate Oklahoma State University, 1999—2002. Associate professor art, art education, coordinator Bondurant Art Center Radford University, Virginia, since 2002. Development education program and educational facility Rockwell Museum, Corning, New York, 1999—2001.
Development family programs Nelson Atkins Museum Art, Kansas City, Missouri, 1989—1997. Development teacher in-service training sessions Kemper Museum Contemporary Art, Kansas City, Missouri, 1996—1998. Presenter, speaker in field.
Chairman Kansas City Arts Coalition. History artist in residence Watkins Mill State History Site, Lawson, Missouri, 1986—1989.
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Married Patricia Alynn Buchanan, July 31, 2005. 1 child from previous marriage Logan Nathiel.
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Recipient Excellence in Teaching award, Learning Exchange, Kansas City Star Corporation, 1988, Excellence in Education Presidential citation, United States Department Education, 1989, Missouri Arts award, Missouri State Arts Council, 1994, Elementary Educators of Tomorrow certified of appreciation, Oklahoma State University, 2002, Presidential Commendation for Teaching, Dedmon Teaching award, Radford University, 2008. Grantee, King Foundation, Virginia, since 2006. Fulbright scholar, 1997, Presidential scholar, Oklahoma State University, 1999—2001, Percy W. Senior Oaks scholar, 2001.Recipient Excellence in Teaching award, Learning Exchange, Kansas City Star Corporation, 1988, Excellence in Education Presidential citation, United States Department Education, 1989, Missouri Arts award, Missouri State Arts Council, 1994, Elementary Educators of Tomorrow certified of appreciation, Oklahoma State University, 2002, Presidential Commendation for Teaching, Dedmon Teaching award, Radford University, 2008. Grantee, King Foundation, Virginia, since 2006. Fulbright scholar, 1997, Presidential scholar, Oklahoma State University, 1999—2001, Percy W. Senior Oaks scholar, 2001.