EDUCATION
University Ph.D., Art (emphasis in Art Education), University of Georgia, Athens GA
Interdisciplinary Qualitative research certificate, University of Georgia
UNIVERSITY TEACHING
Middle Tennessee State University
ART 3200
ART 3220
ART 3240
University of Georgia
ARED 5310/7310
ARED 5470/7470
ARTS 2000
SERCIVE TO THE PROFESSION/UNIVERSITY
Reviewer for The Journal of Art Education
Reviewer for the Journal of Social Theory in Art Education (JSTAE)
Reviewer for Journal of Art for Life ( JAfL)
Pearson edTPA Scorer (Visual Arts)
MTSU NAEA Student Chapter Advisor
Africana Studies Program Development Committee
Search Committee, Art Department Chair
Advisory Committee, Art Department Chair
PUBLICATIONS
Book Manuscripts Under Review
Wilson, G. J., Shields, S.S., Guyotte, K., Hofsess, B. (2016). Bodies on the move: En route towards tenure. (submitted to Sense Publishing).
Articles in Refereed Journals
Wilson, G. J., Shields, S.S., Guyotte, K., Hofsess, B. (2016). Desirable Difficulties: Toward a Critical Postmodern Arts-Based practice. (The Journal of Social Theory in Art Education).
Wilson, G. (2013). Life History Interviewing: Three African American art teachers’ lived experiences reconciling multiple identities. SAGE Research Methods Cases.
Conference Proceedings
Wilson, G. (2014). Qualitative Inquiry in Art Education: Portraiture and Life History Case Study as Methodology. (Hanyang University, Seoul Korea),175-182. Conference proceeding, Korean Society for Education Through Arts conference.
Manuscripts in Press
Wilson, G. J. (2017). Navigating “Crooked Rooms”: Intersections of Race and Arts Participation, Eds. A. Krahe, B.S. Carpenter and R. Gatztambide, The Arts as White Property. Palgrave McMillian Publishing
Manuscripts Under Review
Shields, S. S. & Wilson, G. J. (2016). Promoting heteroglossia: The Goodness that comes from the Tensions of Prolonged dialogues. (submitted to Qualitative Sociology)
Manuscripts in Process
Wilson, G. J. (2016). Portraiture of an American Art Teacher (intended for Studies in Art Education)
EXHIBITS
Wilson, G., Guyotte, K., Shields, S., Hofsess, B. (2016).#tumblingbodies #academiccartographies. WJB Gallery, Florida State University.
PRESENTATIONS// National*, International**
Wilson, G. (2017). #Blackademic: The Doctoral Robe: Sartorialism as Critical Autoethnographic Work. Thirteenth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry in Champaign-Urbana, IL.**
Wilson, G. (2017). Critical Conversations: Engaging Duoethnography to Create Polyvocal Texts about Race. Thirteenth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry in Champaign-Urbana, IL.**
Wilson, G. (2017). SRAE President's Salon: Thinking with Theory in Art Education Research, National Art Education Association conference, New York, NY.*
Hofsess, B., Shields, S., & Wilson, G. (2017). Beyond the Visual: Using Tumblr Iconography to Strengthen Multimodal Teaching and Learning
Wilson, G. (2016). Using Portraiture as Methodology for Critical Life History Work. Twelfth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry in Champaign-Urbana, IL.**
Wilson, G., Shields, S. S. (2016). 32 Shades of "WE": Slam Poetry as duethnography preformance, Twelfth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry in Champaign-Urbana, IL.**
Wilson, G., Shields, S. S., Guyotte, K., Hofsess, B. (2016). Bodies on the Move: Adventuring through Arts-Based Collective Autoethnography, Twelfth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry in Champaign-Urbana, IL.**
Wilson, G., Shields, S. S. (2016.) Critical conversations: Engaging duoethnography to create polyvocal texts about race. Paper presentation for the Art Education Research Institute (AERI) Annual Symposium, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL.*
Wilson, G. (2016). Choose Your Own Adventure: Counter-Narratives with/in Art Education, National Art Education Association conference, Chicago, IL.*
PLR Research Roundtable (2016). Invited presentation for the National Art Education Association Spring Conference, Chicago, IL.*
Wilson, G. (2015). Navigating "Crooked Rooms": Case Studies of Three African American Art Teachers Reconciling Multiple Identities, 10th International Conference on Arts in Society, London, England.**
Wilson, G., Shields, S. S., Guyotte, K., Hofsess, B. (2015). The UnCharted Years: Moving through first year academic spaces.Twelfth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry in Champaign-Urbana, IL.**
Wilson, G. (2015). Beyond Colorblind Policy: Designing the Future of Visual Arts Education. Presentation for the National Art Education Association Spring Conference, New Orleans, LA.*
Wilson, G. (2015). Designing a Safe, Confrontational Learning Space to Discuss Difficult Knowledge. Presentation for the National Art Education Association Spring Conference, New Orleans, LA.*
Wilson, G. (2014). Navigating the Crooked Room: Portraits of Three African American K- 12 Art Teachers Reconciling Multiple Identities. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Conference (AERA), Philadelphia, PA*
Wilson, G. (2014). Social Media and the Urban Art Classroom: Providing A Safe Space for Critical Conversations. Presentation for the National Art Education Association Spring Conference, San Diego, CA.*
Wilson, G. (2013). Four Alternative Theoretical Lenses to Change the Educational Paradigm: Informal Learning, Systems Thinking, Play Theory, and Culturally Responsive Education. Paper presented at the Curriculum and Pedagogy Conference New Orleans, LA.*
Wilson, G. (2013). Mary Zurmuehlen Working Papers in Art Education- Graduate Research Seminar. Presentation of dissertation research at the National Art Education Association Spring Conference, Fort Worth, TX.*
Wilson, G. (2011). 21st Century Learner: (Re)envisioning the Lives of Stereo-typed Characters in Art and Film. Presentation at the National Art Education Association Spring Conference, Seattle WA.*
K-12 Teaching
Virginia
Northampton County (7-12 Art)
Alabama
Mobile County (6-12 Art)
Awards and Honors
Japan Fulbright Memorial Scholarship
School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Teacher Institute for Contemporary Art
Outstanding Teaching Award (University of Georgia)
Mary Rosenblatt Award (University of Georgia)
Graduate Dean's Award (University of Georgia)
