Education:
University of California, Santa Barbara, California.
M.F.A. - Painting
and Drawing - 1974.
University of Washington, Seattle, Washington.
B.A. Art/Psychology
- 1972.
New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell, New Mexico. HS 1968
Selected Academic Honors,
U.C. Regent's Fellowship; Lambda Rho Scholar Award; Award of Merit in
Art; Walter F.Isaac Memorial Scholarship; Representative on Presidential
Committee for University Reform; Student Rotatarian or the Year; Highest
Cumulative G.P.A.(3 year); Outstanding Science Student Award; Busch-Lomb
Award; Best Cadet Award; Superintendent's List; Commandant's List; Dean's
List; Honor Board; NMMI Regent's Scholarship; Junior and Senior Class
President; President of National Honor Society, Villagra Chapter.
Teaching Interests:
Primary: Painting
& Drawing(all levels); Studio Concepts; Mixed Media; Conceptual and
Perceptual Art.
Secondary: Design and Composition
(2D,3D,4D), Art Appreciation; Video and Filmmaking; Photography and Photosource
Art; Printmaking.
Teaching Experience,
- 1977-81 FT. Assistant Professor, Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vt. Basic Design and Painting Courses, Life Drawing, various Advanced problems courses and independents including filmmaking.
- 1975-1977 FT. Assistant Professor, California State University, San Diego. Painting and Drawing (all levels incl. Life and graduate independents), Design and Composition, Special Studies.
- 1973-1974 FT. Teaching Assistant, University of California, Santa Barbara, Painting and Drawing (all levels).
- 1971-1972 PT . Instructor, University of Washington. Experimental College, Seattle. Basic Photography and Painting.
- Four Years professional nonacademic teaching experience.
Guest Lecturer: Southwestern University. University of California, University of Arizona, University of Washington, Texas Christian University, Western Carolina University.
Teaching Evaluations:
Consistently rated in top 5% of scores.
Travels:
Throughout Europe and North and Central America.
Professional References:
Complete official academic dossier, including letters of reference from
Francis Celantano, Irma Cavat, Richard Dunlap, Gary Brown, William Rohrbach,
Tom Kurz, William Bowne, and Jean Swiggett, is available from the Educational
Placement Service, University of California, Santa Barabara, California,
93106, upon your request.
