Studio Art: Wylie Ferguson

Wylie has taught in the Cincinnati Public Schools for 35 years. He served as an adjunct in Art Education at Xavier University of Cincinnati for 14 years. He holds masters degrees in Fine Arts from Columbia University in New York City, Sociology from Xavier University, and Art Education from the University of Cincinnati. His overall involvement with the College Board has been as a workshop consultant for both the Midwest Region and the Middle States region for the past 16 years. He has served as Stirring Committee member for the Annual National Advanced Placement Conference. Other duties to which he has been appointed are as various as serving as a panelist for the National Endowment for the Arts, Reader for the annual evaluation of the A.P. portfolios, serving as presenter for the Smithsonian Institute for A. P. teachers, conducting workshops for the College Board at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Walters Museum of Art, and the Cincinnati Museum of Art. His most recent activities include serving as a Docent to both the San Diego Museum of Art and the Cincinnati Museum of Art. In his spare time he writes the questions for State sponsored tests for beginning teachers. His most recent appointment with the College Board was to serve as Senior Auditor for the Curriculum Audit of Advanced Placement Studio Art Drawing and 2D Design Portfolios.