Carroll College Students.
Past Years visit with Carroll College Students
Copper Bowl Making
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U.P. Song by Carroll College Students
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Today I was able to travel with the Calumet Art Center and all the rest of my Peers from Carroll University down to Buckys to smoke fire all of our wonderful pieces that we have made with clay – Tricia Snopek
Dani Jaeger, a student from our 2014 class did a wonderful presentation that we would like to share with you:
http://carrollcce.wix.com/aroundtheworld
Tool making with materials found in nature.
Every year students line up to make their class t-shirts.
This year’s stencil, created by a new assistant to the program Brendan Keenan.
Students take turns helping Dr. Keenan prepare the evening feast.
The outside cooking crew.
Here is the best place to find our materials.
There should be bonfires!
First day introduction to “Footsteps of Our Ancestors” course.
Clay works and tool making.
Dr. Deirdre Keenan professor of American Indian Studies at Carroll University and creator of the “Footprints of Our Ancestors” course.
Our very dedicated docents here at the Calumet Art Center Virginia and Felix Fournier.
Cace is one of Nelsons co-supervisors at the Copper Bowl raising part of the “Footsteps of Our Ancestors” course.
Cace’s regal side view.
Jikiwe giving personal instruction to one of the students.