Morgan Wells
About Morgan Wells
Morgan Wells is an experienced art teacher currently serving as the Senior Art Programmer at Mecklenburg County in Charlotte, North Carolina, since 2022. With a background in teaching various art disciplines across multiple grade levels, Wells has also worked at Ossining Public School System and Varsity Tutors, and has a strong foundation in art education from SUNY New Paltz.
Current Role at Mecklenburg County
Morgan Wells serves as the Senior Art Programmer at Mecklenburg County in Charlotte, North Carolina, since 2022. In this role, Wells is responsible for developing and implementing art programs that cater to the community's diverse needs. The position emphasizes creativity and engagement, allowing Wells to utilize expertise in art education to enhance local cultural offerings.
Experience at Varsity Tutors
Since 2022, Morgan Wells has worked as an Art Teacher at Varsity Tutors, a company under Nerdy. In this capacity, Wells teaches various art subjects, including 3D arts, art history, and advanced arts. The role involves delivering lessons to students at both high school and middle school levels, focusing on fostering artistic skills and appreciation.
Teaching Background
Morgan Wells has a diverse teaching background, having worked as an Art Teacher in multiple educational settings. Prior to the current roles, Wells taught at the Ossining Public School System and Minisink Valley Central School District from 2020 to 2022. This experience included handling a full day of teaching seven different classes, impacting 648 elementary school students.
Educational Qualifications
Morgan Wells earned a Bachelor of Science in Art Teacher Education from SUNY New Paltz, completing the program from 2017 to 2019. Additionally, Wells holds an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree in Art/Art Studies from Dutchess Community College. These educational experiences provided a strong foundation in art education and teaching methodologies.
Role at Dia Art Foundation
Morgan Wells worked as an Art Educator at the Dia Art Foundation from 2018 to 2022. In this role, Wells conducted art history tours and engaged with visitors, enhancing their understanding of contemporary art. This position allowed Wells to develop skills in teaching adult learners and accommodating various learning styles.