Midland Center for the Arts
Allise Noble is an experienced art instructor and program coordinator with a diverse background in teaching and managing art programs for a wide range of students, including those with disabilities. Currently serving as an Art Instructor at Midland Center for the Arts since September 2022, Allise focuses on helping adult learners enhance their creativity through storytelling in 2D media. In addition, Allise has been the Artshop Program Coordinator at Creative 360 since August 2013, where responsibilities include managing an inclusive art program, planning events, and marketing student artwork. Previous roles include teaching various art classes and leading public arts projects, as well as freelance work as an artist and designer. Allise's contributions to projects at Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum further highlight expertise in community engagement and art consultation. Allise holds a Bachelor of Applied Arts in Interior Design from Central Michigan University, earned in 2010.