Kay E Stanton

Owner And Designer

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Location:

629 La Melodia Dr, Las Cruces, NM 88011

Industry:

Apparel & Fashion

Work:

Education:

University of Wisconsin - Stout 1975 - 1980
Masters, Economics, Education University of Wisconsin - Madison 1959 - 1965
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science Wichita State University 1957 - 1959
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Economics

Skills:

Fashion Design
Sewing
Fashion Illustration
Apparel

Kay Stanton

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Kay Stanton

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Kay Stanton

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Kay Stanton

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Location:

United States

Kay Stanton

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Location:

Athens, Georgia

Industry:

Graphic Design

Skills:

Graphic Design
Technical Illustration
InDesign
Illustration
Illustrator
Songwriting
Music

Awards:

Songwriter in Residence
National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis (NIMBios)
The National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis, in conjunction with the Univ. of Tennessee's James R. Cox Endowment Fund, is sponsoring a Songwriter-in-Residence Program to encourage the creation and production of songs involving ideas of modern biology and the lives of scientists who pursue research in biology. The Songwriter-in-Residence Program supports a four-week long residency of singer-songwriters at NIMBioS. Those selected for the program will be required to be on-site at the NIMBioS' offices a minimum of three days per week during the month-long residency. While at NIMBioS, the Songwriter-in-Residence will have the opportunity to interact with resident and visiting scientists at NIMBioS and attend workshops, tutorials and other NIMBioS events. By the end of the residency, the songwriter will be expected to have written, composed and produced several songs. Copyrights to the songs will be shared among the creator, any scientist(s) involved in the songwriting process, and the Univ. of Tennessee. Songwriters-in-Residence will be paid a stipend of $3,000 for the month-long residency. Songwriters-in-Residence are chosen based on their ability and experience to compose, produce, and perform live songs; their interest in making connections in music between general audiences and science; and their experience touring.
Franklin College Staff Excellence Award
University of Georgia, Franklin College of Arts & Sciences
The Franklin College Staff Excellence Awards are designed to honor staff members for their excellent performance and their outstanding contributions to units in the college. Up to five awards of $1,000 each and a certificate of recognition will be made each year. Recipients will be recognized at the Franklin College Staff Awards reception in late spring.