MakeWork
Adding to the bottom line of creativity. It’s a beautiful thing.
CreateHere would like to thank its distinguished panel of independent jurors who spent many hours reviewing and discussing grant applications to determine the MakeWork 2009 recipients.
Our team of jurors had their work cut out for them, choosing 49 finalists out of an impressive pool, 107 creatives strong. These finalists interviewed with the panel of independent jurors, from both the local and national arts community, presenting work samples and proposals for career advancement and project grants.
Meet the 2009 MakeWork Grant Recipients.
2009 MakeWork Independent Jury:
- Rich Boyd
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- Executive Director, Tennessee Arts Commission
- Susan Brock
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- Community volunteer, has served on boards for such organizations as the Hunter Museum Volunteer Associates and the Tennessee Alliance for Arts Education and has been a member of the Tennessee Arts Commission
- Scott Contreras-Koterbay, Ph. D.
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- Associate Professor, Department of Art and Design and Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, East Tennessee State University
- Karen Kruesi
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- Vice-President of Marketing for High Acres, Inc., former communications and fundraising consultant for profit and non-profit organization, has served on boards and advisory boards for such organizations as the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera, Southeast Center for Education in the Arts, the Chattanooga Theatre Centre, and the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce
- Dan Landrum
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- Internationally-recognized hammered dulcimer artist, MakeWork grantee 2008
- Eric Myers
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- Architect, Elemi Architecture
- Molly Pratt
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- Partner in the government relations firm Pratt, Pratt & Rice, former Chair of the Tennessee Arts Commission, has served on boards for such organizations as the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, Knoxville Arts and Cultural Alliance, the Knoxville Opera, City Ballet, and Arrowmont School for Arts and Crafts
- A. Chantelle Roberson
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- Attorney, Miller & Martin, PLLC, literary artist, has served on boards of such organizations as Chattanooga History Center, National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Shakespeare Chattanooga, and the Women's Leadership Institute
- BettyeLynn Smith
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- Executive Director, Community Impact of Chattanooga, has served on boards for such organizations as the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera, the University of Chattanooga Foundation, Memorial Health Care System, RiverCity Company, and the Women's Fund of Greater Chattanooga.
Contact Information
If you have questions about MakeWork, contact Trey Meyer at trey@createhere.org.