E d u c a t i o n

Master of Fine Art in Metals/Jewelry/CAD-CAM, 1998 
Studied Computer Aided Design and Manufacture, WWW applications, PC applications.

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design, 1994 
Studied product, graphic and exhibit design, market research, Macintosh Applications.

Associates degree in Fine Arts, 1990 
Studied metalsmithing, painting, color theory, drawing, photography, sculpture.

P r o f e s s i o n a l   E x p e r i e n c e

Part-time faculty, 1995 through Present 
Develop course content and teach CAD, 3D Computer Animation, Web Page Design, and Advanced Web Page Design.

Part-time faculty, 1998 through Present 
Develop course content and teach Web Page Design.

Web designer, 1998 through Present 
Contracted to design and build the Hepatitis B and Recombivax HB web sites for Merck Vaccine Division.

Webmaster, February 1996 through September 1997 
Responsible for the creation and maintenance of the Crafts department web site. 
 

Part-time faculty, 1995 
Responsible for teaching Production Processes.

Sponsored Project, 1993 
I was involved in developing a series of wrist worn pagers. Activities included market research, design investigation, and product prototypes.

Internship, supported by the National Endowment of the Arts, 1992 
I taught the creative process of design to elementary school teachers and children.

S e l e c t e d   E x h i b i t i o n s

Tyler School of Art, Student Exhibitions, Tyler Gallery, 1996-1998 

Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery, Wrist Worn Pagers, 1993 

Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery, Design and color studies for Prince Athletic Bags, 1992 

University of the Arts, Stereo loudspeaker sponsored by Boston Acoustics, Student Exhibition, 1992 

Philadelphia City Paper, projects featured, 1992