He has been actively involved in the National Council of Art Administrators, the National Association of Schools of Art and Design, the International Council of Fine Arts Deans and the National Council of Education in the Ceramic Arts. He has been invited to exhibit or lecture in Norway, Iceland, Denmark, The Netherlands, Italy, New Zealand and across the United States. Throughout his career and from important mentors along the way, he has learned how to be a good teacher first, then a good administrator. There is strength and goodness in everyone, and I find it through patience, trust and empowerment. This is also the way I view my craft.
Most ceramic artists make molds from which to reproduce a form.
I create a mold, use it once or twice, then make a new one. It's how I nurture individual integrity. By Michele Ripley Inman takes command of Wildcat ROTC About the time Lt. Col. Mike Inman assumed command of the Army Reserve Training Corps program at UK, something unexpected and as yet unexplained happened. Enrollment in ROTC has more than doubled over last year's number, from 14 to 31 students. It's a phenomenon I attribute to Maj.