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Professor Frye teaches Art Education
and Small Metals (jewelry).
Dr. Daniel J. Frye is the Chair of the Art Department
at California State University in Sacramento.
Dr. Frye has lived in Illinois, New Mexico, New York, Missouri,
Okinawa (Japan), Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and now California.
He received his B.S.ed. (1977) and M.ed. (1979) in art education
from Millersville University in Pennsylvania with a major emphasis
in metals for both degrees. He earned his Ph.D. in Teaching
and Curriculum from Syracuse University (1991) where he was
awarded an African American Studies fellow, the Burton Blatt
Scholarship, and the Syracuse University Fellowship. The Provost's
Outstanding Junior Faculty Teaching Award was presented to
Dr. Frye in 1993 at the University of Missouri-Columbia. In
1992, he wrote a textbook manual, Art Activities for the
Elementary School and in 2001 published an annotated bibliography
entitled, Global Art Resource Guides: African American
Visual Artists Educational Resource Materials Reference: An
Annotated Bibliography.
Dr. Frye has exhibited in national and regional juried competitions
and received a jurors award in the 1995 Texas "Hard and
Soft" exhibition and a merit award in sculpture at the "Hoyt
National Art Show" in 1997. In 1999, he received an award
for General Excellence at the Newburyport Art Association Craft
Exhibition. At California State University, Sacramento, Dr.
Frye teaches courses in Art Education, Small Metals (jewelry),
and Art Appreciation.
Syllabi and Materials - Spring 2009
Beginning
Jewelry Course Notes
Art 74
Art 75
Art 174
Art 176
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