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Diana Pavlac Glyer at the Maloof

A Maloof Guild event

HAPPY ACCIDENTS

Diana Pavlac Glyer

Saturday, September 5, 2026

Meet and Greet 2:00 pm. Presentation starts at 2:30.

Free admission




What happens when an English teacher plays with clay? You might just end up with happy accidents. Our September Maloof Guild speaker will explore this topic as she shares her creations in clay. Diana Pavlac Glyer (PhD) is a teacher, author, and clay artist. She teaches in the Honors College at Azusa Pacific University. Her presentation at the Maloof Guild will focus on Serendipity, the way that accidents, setbacks, flops, flaws, and mistakes can lead to our most cherished breakthroughs.


For more information and a sneak preview, check out her website at http://www.dianaglyer.com

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