The SAF Committee

Audie Love

B.S. in Art and Biology, minor English, Stephen F. Austin University, Nacogdoches, Texas

M.A. in Printmaking, minor Drawing, New Mexico Highlands University, Las Vegas, New Mexico

Retired drawing, painting and Advanced Placement Studio Art teacher

One of the six writers of the National Teachers Examination in Art Education publications.

Sally Hamiliton

Sally Hamilton taught elementary school in Goleta for 28 years. Now she is retired and enjoys painting in oils, acrylics and pastels, traveling and volunteering. She especially enjoys participating on the Student Art Fund team because of its goals, the way the project works closely with teachers, and the collegiality of the volunteer group.

BA and elementary Teaching Credential from UCSB

28 years teaching grades K-6

Past President, Santa Barbara Art Association

Founding Member and Exhibits Chair of Southernn California Artists Painting for the Environment (SCAPE)

Member of Mesa Artists

Member of Montecito Artists Group (MAG)

Past President Domestic Violence Solutions

Board Member Academy of Healing Arts for Teens (AHA!)

Anne Chesnut

BA in Art History from UC Santa Barbara, California

Ph D in Education from UC Santa Barbara, California

Retired Art Teacher, La Cumbre Jr. High, Santa Barbara, California

Artist, Santa Barbara, California

David P Sanchez

Retired Teacher after 32 years. Taught physics, math, English, reading, photography, computers, science fiction and ESL.

Teaching experience in grades k-3, 7-12 and adult education

Bilingual/cross culture consultant and educational systems computer consultant

BA in Physics/Mathematics – CalWestern, MA in Education – science – US International University

MA in Education – bilingual education – UCSB, Ph.D. in Educational Psychology – language acquisition – UCSB

Teaching credentials: Elementary K-8, Secondary 7-14, Junior College – Science, Administrative

Photographer, webmaster

Paul Longanbach

Prior to moving to Santa Barbara in 2010, Paul Longanbach retired from the Federal Government after holding positions that included Director of Education at the Smithsonian’s American Art Museum, Director of Learning and Organizational Development for the Federal Aviation Administration, and Director of Government-wide Human Resource Development research and evaluation projects for the US Office of Personnel Management.

He is currently a strategic planning and development consultant and executive coach to not-for-profit and arts-related organization clients.

Paul earned a bachelor’s degree in art, completed post-graduate study in print making in Japan, and has a master’s degree in education. He was an elementary and high school teacher as well as a university lecturer. Paul is a member of the Santa Barbara Art Association and conducts architecture tours for the Architecture Foundation of Santa Barbara.

Sarah Carr

Art Teacher, Retired

Santa Barbara Art Association member

Patti Post

41 year teaching career in the Visual and Performing Arts

AP Studio Art, Visual Arts 2-D and 3D, Dance, Film, Computer Graphics
University of California, Santa Barbara-BA in Art/Sociology/ Graduate Studies: Secondary Teaching Credential with Honors- Post Graduate Work- Painting/Writing-Creative Studies, UCSB
Finalist in Visual Arts in the Disney Channel American Teacher Awards
Winner BRAVO Award for Excellence in Fine Arts Education, Los Angeles Music Center
Winner of Teacher Excellence Award, Kanas City Art Institute, Kansas City, Missouri
Winner Otis Award for Excellence in Arts Education presented by Otis Parson School of Art
Winner Teacher of the Year, California Teacher of the Year Nominee, Ventura Unified School District
Winner of the Outstanding Achievement in the Arts Award presented by the Ventura Arts Council
Winner Ventura Living Treasure Award , Ventura CA.
Recipient Paul Harris Fellow Award for arts education, the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International
Recipient Educator of the Year, Earth Charter Summit, Ventura Chapter
Part President Santa Barbara Art Association

Diane Giles

Artist

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