PHYLLIS KLODA

(585) 395-5276 (office) E-mail: [email protected]

CURRICULUM VITAE 2011

PROFILE:

Ceramic artist, educator with seventeen years experience in academic field, thirteen years experience in management and administrative work Proven track record in program development Excellent negotiation skills and ability to covey persuasive arguments Possess strong relationship and communication skills Strong advocate for department/ unit Facilitator and relationship builder Demonstrated broad understanding of the arts and the ability to work well with all levels of academia and the public sector

AREAS OF ACCOMPLISHMENT: Successful professional ceramic artist Program building Interdisciplinary relationship building Successful project management EDUCATION:
Ohio University, Athens, Ohio M.F.A. in Ceramics Nazareth College of Rochester, Rochester, New York B.S. Studio Art, 1994 1979

Community outreach projects Arts advocacy Engagement in arts on national level

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
The College at Brockport, State University of New York, Brockport, New York Chair, Department of Art Professor of Art 2010 to present Associate Professor of Art Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio Associate Professor of Fine Arts Assistant Professor of Fine Arts University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming

2006 - 2009 2003 - 2006 2001 - 2003

Associate Professor of Art, Assistant Professor of Art, University of Wyoming, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio Teaching Assistant,

2000 2001 19942000 1992 1994

ADMINSTRATIVE EXPERIENCE AND ACADEMIC SERVICE:

Chair of the Department of Art, The College at Brockport, Brockport, New York (2006 to present) Supervise 11 full-time faculty/ professional staff and 4 - 6 part-time faculty/ staff in art program serving 122 majors/ minors. Duties include budget implementation, friend raising, fund-raising, recruitment, curriculum development, annual reports, hiring part-time faculty, community outreach, liaison between the department, administration and the college, and the implementation of assessment strategies. Board of Directors, Genesee Center for Arts and Education (2007 to January 2010) Rochester, New York Secretary for the Board. Duties include documentation and distribution of minutes to Board. Collection and distribution of area reports (Pottery, Bookmaking/ Printmaking, Photography) to Board. Budget review and implementation, friend raising, fund-raising, community outreach, advocate and liaison for the center and the community at large, collaboration with center and visiting artist program at College. Director at Large, Board of Directors, National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (2001 -2003) Responsibilities included attendance at all yearly, retreat, and conference meetings. Conference planning, budget review and implementation, friend raising, fund-raising, community outreach, advocate and liaison for organization and the community at large, Cup Sale Coordinator, Silent Auction Coordinator, served on Search Committee for Executive Director, work with Board members to secure endowments for the organization. Miscellaneous duties assigned by the President. Selected University Service (1994- Present) Advisory Committee to the Provost, Honors Thesis Committee, Teaching and Learning and Cross Cultural Programming Committee, Marketing Committee for University, Assessment Committee, Steering Committee for the University, University Strategic Planning Committee (Ohio Wesleyan), Arts & Sciences Teaching Committee, Student Orientation Committee, various search committees, Freshman Mentoring Program. Graphics Editor, Binghamton Press and Sun-Bulletin, Binghamton, New York (1984 -1990) Supervised two full-time staff artists and 4 - 6 freelance artists in Graphics area of Editorial Department. Duties included budget implementation, reports, hiring full-time and part-time employees for Graphics area, attending daily, weekly, monthly planning meetings for the newspaper, responsible for placement of artwork and graphics for front page of each section, re-structured layout and look of newspaper, distribution of assignments/ projects/ workload for artists.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
2011-2012 2010 HERS Institute (Higher Education Resource Services), Selected by Provost Huot to attend, Wellesley College, Natick, Massachusetts Medical and Emergency Situations in the Classroom, CELT: Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, The College at Brockport, Brockport, New York Chairs Workshop, CELT: Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, The College at Brockport, Brockport, New York From Disrespectful to Disruptive: Strategies for Managing Student Behavior, CELT Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, The College at Brockport, Brockport, New York Managing Change Workshop, Human Resources, The College at Brockport, Brockport, New York Communication Workshop, Human Resources, The College at Brockport, Brockport, New York Assessment Workshop, CELT Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, The College at Brockport, Brockport, New York Teaching Excellence Lilly Retreat, Sponsored by the Lilly Foundation Grant, Three day retreat with nine other faculty members selected from Ohio Wesleyan University, Mohican State Park Resort & Conference Center, Perrysville, Ohio

2009

2008 2004

SELECTED TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

The College at Brockport: Teach Senior Seminar, Drawing I, Three-Dimensional Design and Ceramic courses when needed. Responsible for coordination of students in BFA Program: BFA Reviews, Thesis Reviews and Walk-through. Ohio Wesleyan University: Responsible for teaching Ceramics, Drawing, Figure Drawing and Three-Dimensional Design. Additional courses taught: Gallery Management. Designed the Ceramics curriculum Taught all levels of beginning, intermediate and advanced levels of ceramics Built wood, soda and car kiln with students Worked with several BFA and Honors students in mentoring Thesis Projects University of Wyoming: Designed the Ceramics curriculum Taught all levels of beginning, intermediate and advanced levels of ceramics Built two wood kilns and one soda with students and visiting artists Worked with several BFA and Honors students in mentoring Thesis Projects Taught Drawing and Life Drawing Worked with Graduates in overall Art Department: Chaired 1 MFA Thesis Committee and participated on 5 MFA Thesis Committees

ADVISING AND SUPERVISION:

The College at Brockport: Advising responsibilities consist of 28 undergraduate students. Overall supervision of advisement for the Department. Ohio Wesleyan University: Advising responsibilities consisted of 23 undergraduate students (22 Fine Arts majors and 1 undeclared). Additionally, I supervised work-study students in the ceramics area (approximately one per semester).

University of Wyoming: Advising responsibilities consisted of 20 undergraduate majors and minors in the Art Department each semester. 1994 95 had supervision over 3-4 graduate students in the ceramics area. Supervised work-study and paid work students in the ceramics area (approximately one or two per semester).

ADDITIONAL SUPERVISION:
The College at Brockport: Worked with the Student Art Board. Comprised of a group of 8 highly motivated, dedicated art students who met on a regular basis to examine ways to improve student learning and success in the Department. (2006 through 2008) Ohio Wesleyan University: Advisor for the Wesleyan Art Guild. Students started the guild in the fall 2002- this consisted of approximately 20 members. (Both art majors and non-art majors) Assisted students with: organize and run the Werner Student Gallery, organize yearly holiday fund raising sale, organize monthly trips to exhibitions and galleries around the region and nation, organize various community-involved events. Traveled with students to NCECA conference each year. A total of six students. Worked with NCECA Directors-at-Large to find volunteer positions for students at the annual conferences. Assisted student in applying for summer residencies at Penland School of Crafts and Anderson Ranch. University of Wyoming: Helped students organize, advertise and set up their BFA exhibitions. Coordinated responsibilities for work-study and paid students. Organized and coordinated students in the annual Pot-a-Thons and Silent Auction held each year, organized and coordinated students with their bowl and mug sales held each year. Traveled with students to NCECA conference each year. A total of six to eight students. Helped graduating students with slides and applications for graduate programs. Worked with NCECA Directors-at-Large to find volunteer positions for students at the annual conferences.. Assisted students in applying for summer residencies at Penland School of Crafts and Anderson Ranch.

INTERDISCIPLINARY PROJECTS:
Ohio Wesleyan University: 2006 Spirit Undefined. Collaborative project between Fine Arts Department, Religion Department and the Juvenile Court of Delaware, Ohio. Served as a mentor for a senior project- collaborative effort to create a spiritual based installation and re-design the Peale Chapel. 2004 The Unreconciled: Lynching in 20th Century America. Collaborative project between the Fine Arts Department and Black World Studies. This consisted of an exhibition of paintings by two BFA students, keynote speaker, two films and a panel discussion on the topic of lynching. 2003 Consuming Passion: Edible by Design. This exhibition was held in conjunction with Ohio Wesleyan Universitys Sagan National Colloquium. A yearly interdisciplinary program whose 2003 theme of food was entitled Consuming Passion: the Culture, History, Science and Politics of Food. Books That Change Lives, course taught by Associate Professor David Caplan, English Department. Was invited into David Caplans class to show slides and give talk about a book that

influenced my work. Exhibited books created by my students from the drawing courses. University of Wyoming: 2001 Framing Taste. Interdisciplinary project and exhibition held in the Centennial Complex University of Wyoming Art Museum. A weeklong celebration of food and art. Project included panel discussions, workshops, and public lectures. The event was closed with an evening of food and arts. 1998 University of Wyoming Music Camp. Worked with students at music camp creating clay pieces to various musical works.

EXHIBITIONS:
Solo: 2009: 2003 1998 Candid Reflections, Recent works (Solo exhibition), Firehouse Gallery, Genesee Center for the Arts & Education, Rochester, New York Phyllis Kloda: Recent Works in Clay, (Solo exhibition), The Little Gallery, Bowling Green State University- Firelands, Huron, Ohio Just Vegetables (Solo Exhibition), One West Gallery, Fort Collins, Colorado

International: 2003 21st Century Ceramics, (Invitational, Catalogue, Book publication) Canzani Center Gallery, Columbus College of Art & Design, Columbus, Ohio 2000 Keramik, (Invitational), Galerie Am Ratswell, Landkreis Bitterfeld, Germany Seduced By Color; International Maiolica Ceramics Exhibition, (Invitational) the George R. Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1999 International Ceramics Exhibition and Symposium, (Invitational and Catalogue) Kunstlerhaus 188, Halle/Saale, Germany 1998 International Ceramist Juried Biennial Exhibition (Juried) (Second Place Award), Zanesville, Ohio 1998 Ceramics Biennale (Juried, Catalogue), Sandton, South Africa 1997 Fletcher Challenge Ceramics Award 1997, (Juried, Catalog Exhibition), Auckland, New Zealand 1994 Fletcher Challenge Ceramics Award 1994, (Juried, Catalog Exhibition), Auckland, New Zealand 1995 1995 NCECA Clay National, (Juried, Catalog, Traveling) Fredrick R. Weisman Museum, Minneapolis, Minnesota National: 2012 Enlightened Earth: Ceramics Invitational, Arts Center Gallery, Nazareth College, Rochester, New York 2011 Art in Craft Media 2011, (Juried) Burchfield Penny Art Center, Buffalo, New York 2010 Best Foot Forward, (Invitational- works selected by Linda Arbuckle) Charlie Cummings Gallery, Gainesville, Florida. Clay and Print II, (Invitational) Knauer Gallery, West Chester University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Affiliated with 2010 NCECA Conference in Philadelphia. 2009 Clay and Context, (National, Juried Exhibition- works selected by Sherman Hall, Editor of Ceramics Monthly), Indiana State University Gallery, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana 2008 Objects of Desire, (National Juried Exhibition) Artisan Gallery, Woman Made Gallery, Chicago Illinois 2006 Surface Tension, (Invitational), Foster Art Gallery, University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 2005 Funk-Tion-National, (Juried), Stretch Gallery, Pineville, North Carolina 2004 Rambunctious Clay/ Ceramics with Attitude, (Invitational) Mansfield Art Center, Mansfield, Ohio Feats of Clay XVII (Juried, Catalogue Exhibition) Lincoln Arts Center, Lincoln, California

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1994

NCECA Exhibition, (Juried, traveling), SOFA Conference (Sculptural Objects and Functional Art Navy Pier, Chicago. Illinois Mastery in Clay: New Work, (Invitational), The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ceramics USA 2003, (Juried), University of North Texas Gallery, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas Traveling Different Paths, (Invitational), Richard M. Ross Museum, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio Santa Fe Clay Majolica Exhibit (Invitational), Santa Fe Clay, Santa Fe, New Mexico Pushing Clay, (Invitational), University of Southern Maine Art Gallery, Gorham, Maine Contemporary Majolica, (Invitational), Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock, Arkansas Couplets: Duality in Clay, (Invitational), The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ceramics U.S.A. 2000, (Juried) University of North Texas School of Visual Arts Gallery, Denton, Texas Feats of Clay XIII (Juried, Catalogue Exhibition) Lincoln Arts Center, Lincoln, California Year 2000, Design & Spirit, (Juried) Green Tara Gallery, Carrboro, North Carolina Invitational Ceramics Exhibition, Miller Gallery, Cincinnati, Ohio The Art of the Pour, (Invitational) The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 99 Cups, (Juried), Galeria Mesa, Mesa, Arizona Whimsical and Functional Ceramic Cup Competition (Juried), Earthen Art Works Gallery, Los Angeles, California Form & Function: Contemporary Ceramics (Juried), Galleria Mesa Arts Center, Mesa, Arizona Rendezvous 99, (Invitational, catalogue) Museum of Nebraska Art, Kearney, Nebraska Kennedy-Douglass 1999 National Ceramic Competition, (Juried, Catalogue) Kennedy-Douglass Center of the Arts, Florence, Alabama Topeka Competition 22 (Juried) (Purchase Award) Mulvane Art Museum, Topeka, Kansas Teapot Whimsy 98 (Juried), Parham Gallery, Los Angeles, California Lotsa Clay VIII (Invitational), The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Steeped in Tradition: The Contemporary Teapot, (Juried) Ariana Gallery, Royal Oaks, Michigan 12th Annual San Angelo National Ceramic Competition, (Juried) San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, San Angelo, Texas Urban Artifacts Clay Invitational, Urban Artifacts Gallery, Houston, Texas Coffee Mugs & Tea Cups: Interpretations in Majolica, Lexington Art League Gallery, Lexington, Kentucky WAC Fellowship Exhibition (Catalogue), Nicolaysen Art Museum and Discovery Center, Casper, Wyoming All Fired Up: National Clay Exhibition (Juried), Gallery One, Boise State University, Boise, Idaho Shake 'N Grind: Salt 'N Pepper Exhibition (Juried, Traveling) The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Altered States: Contemporary American Ceramics, (Juried, Catalogue) Center for the Visual Arts, Denver, Colorado Art for the Table (Invitational), Wyoming Arts Council Gallery, Cheyenne, Wyoming Lotsa Clay VI (Invitational), The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tenth Annual Teapot Exhibition (Juried, Invitational), Ariana Gallery, Royal Oak, Michigan Ceramics USA 1996 (Juried), University of North Texas Gallery, Denton, Texas National Teapot Show III (Juried) Cedar Creek Gallery, Creedmoor, North Carolina Feats of Clay IX (Juried, Catalogue Exhibition, Purchase Award) Lincoln Arts Center, Lincoln, California Majolica, Maiolica (Juried, Invitational) Northern Clay Center, St. Paul, Minnesota Out of the Fire (Invitational), St. Paul Companies, St. Paul, Minnesota Clay Cup V (Juried, Traveling), Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois Ceramic Invitational Exhibition, Nicolaysen Art Museum and Discovery Center, Casper, Wyoming Majolica: Contemporary Interpretations (Juried) The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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1992 1991

Majolica Show (Invitational) Duncan Gallery, Stetson University, Deland, Florida A Courtyard Collection (Juried), Contemporary Crafts Gallery, Portland, Oregon Feats of Clay VII (Juried, Catalog Exhibition) (Merit Award) Lincoln Arts, Lincoln, California Spring Fantasy (Juried Exhibition), The Potters Gallery, Westchester, Pennsylvania Thesis Exhibition Seigfred Gallery, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio Group Ceramic Exhibition Esther Allen Greer Museum University of Rio Grande, Rio Grande, Ohio Graduate Student Exhibition, Seigfred Gallery, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio East Meets West Genesee Gallery, Genesee Cooperative Pottery, Rochester, New York Curator, Creator, (Invitational) Pyramid Art Center, Rochester, New York Access and Exclusion (Invitational, Catalog) University Art Museum, University of Binghamton, New York

Regional: 2007 Faculty Exhibition, SOTA Gallery, School of the Arts, 45 Prince Street, Rochester, New York Western New York Clay Symposium Exhibition, (Invitational, poster) Lederer Gallery, McClellan House, SUNY Geneseo, Geneseo, New York 2006 2006 Alumni Exhibition, (Invitational), Nazareth Gallery, Nazareth College of Rochester, Rochester, New York

PUBLICATIONS:
Maiolica by Daphne Carnegy Masters in Earthenware by Matthias Ostermann Hands in Clay (Fifth Edition), Speight & Toki 21st Century Ceramics, Bill Hunt Majolica: Traditions and Innovations, lecture by Matthias Ostermann -visuals of my work used in lecture at NCECA Ceramics: A Potters Handbook, Richard Burkett, Documentary Video, Restless Pictures, Toronto, Canada Contemporary Low-Fire Ceramics by Matthias Ostermann 2011 2009 2004 2003 2003 2001 2000 1999

EXHIBITION REVIEWS:
Art and Perception, Universal Access review on solo exhibition by Rebecca Rafferty City Newspaper, Universal Access review on solo exhibition by Rebecca Rafferty Ceramics Monthly, Up Front Clay and Context Keramik Techni, NCECA Exhibition, SOFA, Greece Ceramics Monthly, Pushing Clay Ceramic Review, The New Maiolica Perspectives, Group Exhibition Listing Ceramics Monthly, Group Exhibition Listing National Ceramics, 1998 Ceramics Biennale Award Ceramics Monthly, Coffee and Tea: Interpretations Ceramics Monthly, Seven Points of View Ceramics Monthly, Salt n Pepper: Studio Potter, Majolica Ceramics Monthly, Clay Cup V, Group Exhibition Ceramics Monthly, Group Exhibition Listing Ceramics Monthly, Up Front Ohio Group Exhibition June 2010 July 2009 Apr. 2009 2004 Dec. 2002 Sept. 2000 May 2000 May 2000 1998 1998 Aug. 1998 Dec. 1997 July 1996 Mar. 1996 Sept. 1995 May 1994

EXHIBITION CATALOGUES:
Poster, Western New York Clay Symposium, SUNY Geneseo, Geneseo, New York Poster, Surface Tension, University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 2007 2006

Catalogue, Feats of Clay IX Lincoln Arts, Lincoln, California Catalogue, 21st Century Ceramics, Canzani Center, Columbus College of Art& Design, Columbus, Ohio Poster, Pushing Clay, University of Southern Maine, Art Gallery, Gorham, Maine Catalogue, Feats of Clay VII, Lincoln Arts, Lincoln, California Catalogue, International Ceramics Exhibition, Kunstlerhaus, Halle/Saale, Germany Catalogue, Rendezvous 99, Museum of Nebraska Art Photo Illustration, 99 Cups, Galeria Mesa Arts Center, Mesa, Arizona Photo Illustration, Form & Function, Galeria Mesa Arts Center, Mesa, Arizona Catalogue, Kennedy-Douglass 1999 National Ceramic Competition, Kennedy-Douglass Center of the Arts, Florence, Alabama Catalogue,12th San Angelo Ceramic Competition, San Angelo, Museum of Fine Arts, San Angelo, Texas Catalogue, Fletcher Challenge Ceramics Award 1997, Auckland, New Zealand Catalogue, 1995 NCECA Clay National Catalogue, WAC Fellowship Exhibition Catalogue, Altered States: Contemporary American Ceramics Catalogue, Feats of Clay IX Lincoln Arts, Lincoln, California Catalogue, 1995 NCECA Clay National, Fredrick R. Weisman, Minneapolis, Minnesota Poster, Clay Cup V, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois Catalogue, Feats of Clay VII, Lincoln Arts, Lincoln, California Catalogue, Fletcher Challenge Ceramics Award 1994, Auckland, New Zealand Poster, Majolica Show, Duncan Gallery, Stetson University Poster, Group Ceramic Exhibition, Esther Allen Greer Gallery Catalogue, Access and Exclusion", Binghamton University

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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS:
Symposia Chaired: 1997 International Ceramics Symposia and Exhibition, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming Panels Chaired: 2005 Lynching in 20th Century America, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio 2003 Let the Feast Begin: Presentation of Food and Food Images, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio 2001 Dinner is Served: Presentation and the Meal, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming Exhibitions Curated: 2005 Lynching in 20th Century America, Werner Student Gallery, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio 2004 Recent Works, Paul Wandless, Werner Student Gallery, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware Ohio Toys, Robert Moore, Werner Student Gallery, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio 2003 Consuming Passion: Edible By Design, Ross Art Museum, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio NCECA Silent Auction 2003, NCECA Conference, San Diego, California Savour, Charles Beneke, Werner Student Gallery, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio 2002 NCECA Silent Auction 2002, NCECA Conference, Kansas City, Missouri. Exhibition of current works by Janis Mars Wunderlich, Werner Student Gallery, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio What My Father Gave Me, Jim Tisnado, Werner Student Gallery, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio 1997 International Ceramics Exhibition, University of Wyoming Art Museum, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming

Public Presentations: 2011 Mornings with Professors (mentored three students to present on BFA work), The College at Brockport, Rochester, New York 2010 Recent Work, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York 2009 Mornings with Professors at the Landing Senior Center, Brockport, New York 2007 NYSSSA Banquet, presentation on College and Department of Art, The College at Brockport, Brockport, New York NYSSSA College Night, presentation on Department of Art, The College at Brockport, Brockport, New York 2006 Recent Work, University of Nevada at Reno, Reno Nevada 2005 Panel Discussion- Lynching in 20th Century America, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio Recent Work, Delaware Art Guild, Delaware, Ohio 2003 Recent Work, Bowling Green State University, The Little Gallery, Heron, Ohio Panel Discussion- Let the Feast Begin: Presentation of Food and Food Images, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio 2002 Talk at the Laramie Project, Presented by the OWU Theatre Department, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio 2001 Panel Discussion- Food and Art Symposium, University of Wyoming Art Museum, Laramie, Wyoming 2000 Professional Preparation Seminar, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming 1999 Recent Work, University of Wyoming Art Museum, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming Recent Work, International Ceramics Symposium, Kunstlerhaus, Halle/Saale, Germany 1998 Demonstration and Presentation of Personal and Student Work, Morning of Courses, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming 1997 Recent Work, Heron School of Art & Design, Indianapolis, Indiana Emerging Talent, NCECA Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada Topical Discussion, NCECA Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada 1996 Professional Preparation Seminar, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming 1994 Panel Discussion: Being a Female Artist in 1994, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming

WORKSHOPS:
2010 2006 2001 1997 Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York University of Nevada at Reno, Reno Nevada University of East Carolina, Greenville, North Carolina Heron School of Art and Design, Indianapolis, Indiana

COMMITTEES:
The College at Brockport: 2011 Chair Advisory Committee to the Provost 2010 Strategic Planning Sub-Committee for The School of The Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences: Student Engagement and Student Life Workload Committee Chair Advisory Committee to the Provost 2009 Dean Search Committee for the School of The Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 2008 to present Internal Control Advisory Committee 2008 to present Honors Thesis Committee 2007 Visual Studies Workshop Director Search Committee

Ohio Wesleyan University: 2004-2006 Teaching and Learning and Cross Cultural Programming Committee 2004-2006 Marketing Committee for University 2004-2006 Assessment Committee 2004-2006 Steering Committee for the University 2004 Teaching and Learning and Cross-Cultural Programming Committee (sub for sabbatical leave) 2003 University Strategic Planning Committee Sub- Committee to the University Governance Committee for University Strategic Planning, (informal discussions) 2003 Teaching and Learning and Cross-Cultural Programming Committee (sub for sabbatical) 2003 Executive Directors Search Committee, NCECA 2003 Student Orientation Committee 2001-2003 Director-at-Large for the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) University of Wyoming: 1998- 2001 Arts & Sciences Teaching Committee 1994.2001 Pot-a-Thon (Ceramic) Benefit Exhibition and Auction 1997 Presidential Installation Arts Festival Committee

CONTRACTS & GRANTS:

Grants Received: 2010 Strategic Opportunity Stipend NYFA, The Rochester Arts Council, Rochester, New York, $600.00 UUP Individual Development Grant, The College at Brockport, $600.00 2005 Special Opportunities Grant for Lynching in 20th Century America, Ohio Humanities Council, $500.00 Special Opportunities Grant for Lynching in 20th Century America, Ohio Arts Council, $1,098.00 2003 Special Opportunities Grant for Consuming Passion Exhibition, Ohio Arts Council, $1,200.00 1997 Faculty Growth Award, Alumni Association, University of Wyoming, $500.00 Basic Research Grant, College of Arts & Sciences, University of Wyoming, $3,000.00 Open Door Grant, the Wyoming Arts Council for the International Ceramics Symposium, $500.00 International Travel Grant, International Programs, University of Wyoming, $2,000.00 1996 Visual Arts Fellowship, the Wyoming Arts Council, $2,500.00 1995 Major Equipment Grant, $10,000, Office of Research, University of Wyoming

HONORS AND AWARDS:

2008 2005 2000 1998 Second Place Award, Objects of Desire, Artisan Gallery, Woman Made Gallery, Chicago, Illinois First Place Award, Funk-Tion-National, Pineville, North Carolina Extraordinary Merit in Research, University of Wyoming Merit Award, Feats of Clay XIII, Lincoln, California Excellence in Advising, Department of Arts & Sciences, University of Wyoming Purchase Award, Topeka Competition 22, Mulvane Museum, Topeka, Kansas Second Place Award, International Ceramist Juried Biennial Exhibition Zanesville Art Center, Zanesville, Ohio Ellbogen Teaching Award, University of Wyoming Emerging Talent, NCECA Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada

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Faculty Growth Award, Department of Arts & Sciences, University of Wyoming Excellence in Teaching, Department of Arts & Sciences, University of Wyoming Excellence in Advising, Department of Arts & Sciences, University of Wyoming Purchase Award, Feats of Clay IX Exhibition Visual Arts Fellowship Award, Wyoming Arts Council, Cheyenne, Wyoming Purchase Award, Out of the Fire Merit Award, Feats of Clay VII

RESEARCH:
2010 2003 1999 1998 1997 Artist Invite Artist, Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts, Newcastle, Maine. Invited to make work for two weeks at Watershed with 11 other artists from around the country. Invitation from Rebekah Bogard University of Nevada, Reno Artist Invite Artist, Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts, Newcastle, Maine. Invited to make work for two weeks at Watershed with 11 other artists from around the country. Invitation from Brad Schwieger, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio International Ceramics Symposium, Kunstlerhaus 188, Halle/Saale, Germany. Six artists were selected to participate in a ceramics symposium and make work for an exhibition; two artists were from the United States. Ceramic Museum and potteries, Stoke-on-Trent, England Porcelain Design Area, Hochschule fur Kunst und Design, Burg Giebichenstein, Halle/Saale, Germany. Worked with Professor Charles McWeeny on installation for Burg Giebichenstein.

WORKS IN THE COLLECTION OF:

The Saint Paul Insurance Companies, St. Paul, Minnesota Susan and David Hostedler, Athens, Ohio Cindy Pratt, Minneapolis, Minnesota Joe Bova, Athens, Ohio Charles and Leslie McWeeny, Athens, Ohio Brad and Cathy Schwieger, Athens, Ohio Anne Braxton, Athens, Ohio James Bailey, Missoula, Montana Terry Lyon & James Cook, Davis, California Mary Jane Edwards, Banner, Wyoming Garth Massey, Laramie, Wyoming Dr. William Van Patten, Champaign, Illinois Mulvane Museum, Topeka, Kansas Dr. David & Wendy Carlyse, Texarkana, Texas Gary Hixon Interior Designs, Ft. Collins, Colorado Zanesville Art Center, Zanesville, Ohio

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES:

2011 2006 to present 2006 to present 1990 to present 1995 to 2001 2001 to 2006 2003 to 2006 1994 to present HERS Institute National Association of Schools for Art & Design, NASAD National Council of Art Administrators, NCAA National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts, NCECA Wyoming Arts Council Ohio Art League Ohio Designer Craftsmen College Art Association

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CONFERENCES ATTENDED:
2009 2006 2006 2005 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1992 NCAA, St. Louis, Missouri NCAA, Toronto Canada NCECA, Portland, Oregon NCECA, Baltimore, Maryland NCECA, San Diego, California NCECA, Kansas City, Missouri NCECA, Charlotte, North Carolina NCECA, Denver, Colorado Seduced By Colour, Toronto, Canada NCECA, Columbus, Ohio NCECA, Ft. Worth, Texas NCECA, Las Vegas, Nevada NCECA, Rochester, New York NCECA, Minneapolis, Minnesota NCECA, New Orleans, Louisiana NCECA, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

COMMUNITY AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE:

The College at Brockport: 2011 Outside evaluator for Potsdam Period Program Review, Art Department, SUNY Potsdam, Potsdam, New York 2009 Present Departmental and College information at The School of the Arts, Rochester, New York Outside evaluator for Stephen Hendee, Tenure and Promotion to Associate, University of Nevada- Las Vegas Mornings with Professors at the Landing Senior Center, Brockport, New York Serve on the Board for the Genesee Center for the Arts- hold the position of Secretary Attended and represented the College the NYSATA (New York State Art Teachers Association) Conference at the Conference Center, Rochester, New York 2008 Serve on the Board for the Genesee Center for the Arts College Day at the Genesee Center for Arts & Education, panel discussion on portfolio presentation to high schools, Genesee Center for the Arts & Education, Rochester New York Presented Departmental and College information at LeRoy High School, LeRoy, New York and at The School of the Arts, Rochester, New York 2007 Served on the Brockport Art & Aesthetics Committee Presented Departmental and College information at the 2007 NYSSSA Banquet, Seymour Union, The College at Brockport and gave presentation at the 2007 NYSSSA College Night. Presented Departmental and College information at SOTA, Rochester, New York Attended the SOTA Gala Dinner at the Doubletree Conference Center, Henrietta, New York. 2006 Served on the Brockport Art & Aesthetics Committee Aided in coordinating events and student docents for the Art Walk Event in fall 2006. Participated in interview at the Rochester Community TV for Rochester Public Access TV to promote the Departments of Art, Theatre and Dance Interviewed by the Democrat & Chronicle reporter, Matt Daneman for article on employment among Universities and Colleges. The Distance Between You and I Juried the student exhibition for the Art Student Association. Exhibition was held in the Rainbow Gallery, Tower Fine Arts Center, The College at Brockport Presented Departmental information at the 2006 NYSSSA Banquet, Seymour Union, SUNY

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College at Brockport. Outside evaluator for Ray Chen, Tenure and Promotion to Associate, University of Southern Maine, Portland. Attended and represented the College the NYSATA (New York State Art Teachers Association) Conference at the Conference Center, Rochester, New York.

Ohio Wesleyan University: 2006 Workshop on China Painting, University of Nevada, Reno Fall Open House Department Representative Slice of College Life, Prospective student recruitment, Department Representative, Ohio Wesleyan University Spring into College Prospective student recruitment, Department Representative, Ohio Wesleyan University 2005 Portfolio Presentation, Stivers High School, Dayton, Ohio Fall Open House Department Representative Slice of College Life, Prospective student recruitment, Department Representative, Ohio Wesleyan University Spring into College Prospective student recruitment, Department Representative, Ohio Wesleyan University 2004 Celebration of Scholars, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio Kiln building workshop- built 60 cubic ft. car kiln Fall Open House Departmental Representative Slice of College Life, Prospective student recruitment, Departmental Representative, Ohio Wesleyan University Spring into College Prospective student recruitment, Departmental Representative, Ohio Wesleyan University Scholars Celebration, Ohio Wesleyan University 2003 Juror, Dublin Arts Festival, Dublin Arts Council, Dublin, Ohio Juror, Cups of Merit, NCECA 2003, San Diego, California Interviewed by the Columbus Dispatch for Consuming Passion Exhibition, Ross Art Museum, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio Sagan National Colloquium, coordinated visiting artist lectures and panel discussion Director-at-Large, NCECA Fall Open House Departmental Representative Student Orientation Mentor Slice of College Life, Prospective student recruitment, Departmental Representative, Ohio Wesleyan University Spring into College Prospective student recruitment, Departmental Representative, Ohio Wesleyan University 2002 Juror, Cups of Merit, NCECA 2002, Kansas City, Missouri Prospective Student Luncheon, recruitment session, Ohio Wesleyan University Kiln building workshop- summer built 25 cubic ft. soda kiln 2001 Kiln building workshop- summer built 40 cubic ft. coffin wood kiln University of Wyoming: 1994-2001 Attended and presented at the High School Arts Symposium, Casper, Wyoming 2001 Juror, Annual Student Art Exhibition, University of North Carolina, Greenville, North Carolina Workshop on Ceramic Techniques, University of East Carolina, Greenville, North Carolina 2001-2003 Director-at-Large for the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA 1999 Ceramic Workshop to Childrens Class, University of Wyoming Art Museum, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming Assistant to the Director-at-Large for the Annual Silent Auction, NCECA Conference 2000, Denver, Colorado 1999 Station KCWC, Interviewed by Marcie Miller for Wyoming Signature Program, University of

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Wyoming PBS Station, Laramie, Wyoming Recruitment Commercial, Made promotional commercial for recruitment purposes with the University of Wyoming Public Relations Department, Laramie, Wyoming Juror, 2nd Annual National Teapot Exhibition, Artisans Gallery, Laramie, Wyoming U.W. Music Camp, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming Wyomings Childrens Museum and Nature Center, Laramie, Wyoming International Ceramics Symposium, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming Kiln building workshop built small wood fire kiln Workshop, Heron School of Art and Design, Indianapolis, Indiana Juror, Clayfest Ten, Indianapolis, Indiana Morning of Classes, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming Portfolio Presentation, Cheyenne High School, Cheyenne, Wyoming Kiln building workshops- summer built coffin wood kiln and fall built soda kiln

VISITING ARTISTS/ SCHOLARS SPONSORED:

The College at Brockport: 2011 Kathy King, Visiting Artist, Harvard University, Oneday workshop and public lecture. Marty Kalb, Professor Emeritus, Ohio Wesleyan University, Assessment evaluator and artist lecture. 2010 Peter Beasecker, Visiting Artist, Syracuse University, Syracuse New York. Oneday workshop and public lecture Bonnie Seeman, Visiting Artist, University of Florida- Miami. Oneday workshop and public lecture. 2009 Ron Meyers, Visiting Artist, Athens GA. Fall 2009, one-day workshop on surface design and public lecture. Susan OBrien, Visiting Artist, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Public lecture, student critiques, and one-day workshop. 2008 Alumna Peter Held, Curator of Ceramics at the Ceramics Research Center, (part of the ASU Art Museum at Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ) on campus for a two-day ceramic symposium. The symposium titled: The Shape of Clay: Contemporary Perspectives on Form and Figure was held fall 2008. Held gave a lecture titled: Rolling in Mud: Contemporary Studio Ceramics plus Professor Mark Burns from the University of Nevada Las Vegas and Hide Sadohara from SUNY Fredonia gave lectures and presented workshops Paul Wandless, Visiting Artist, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Public lecture and one-day workshop Ohio Wesleyan University: 2006 Susan Beiner, Visiting Artist, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Public lecture, student critiques and one-day workshop. 2005 Elizabeth Whyte Schulze, Visiting Artist in fibers, Worthington, Massachusetts. Three-Dimensional Design workshop. 2005 Gail Russell, Visiting Artist, Lewis Center, Ohio. Workshop in wheel throwing techniques. Dr. George Carlton Wright, President of Prairie View A&M University, Historian and Lecturer, Prairie View, Texas. Public Lecture. Professor Ron Anderson, Lecturer and Artist, Columbus, Ohio. Public Lecture and panel discussion on lynching. Dean Jacquelyn Royster, Historian and Lecturer, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Public Lecture and panel discussion on lynching. Professor Ike Newsum, Historian, Critic and Artist. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Public Lecture and panel discussion on lynching. 2004 Paul Wandless, Visiting Artist, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Werner Gallery exhibit, public lecture student critiques and one-day workshop. Robert Moore, Visiting Artist, Athens, Ohio. Public lecture, student critiques and half-day workshop. 2003 Susan OBrien, Visiting Artist, Murray Kentucky. Consuming Passion Exhibition in Ross Art Museum, public lecture, student critiques, panel discussion and one-day workshop.

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Charles Beneke, Visiting Artist, University of Akron. Consuming Passion Exhibition in Ross Art Museum and panel discussion. Thomas Muir, Visiting Artist, Bowling Green State University. Consuming Passion Exhibition in Ross Art Museum and panel discussion. Jim Tisnado, Visiting Artist, Greenville, North Carolina. Werner Gallery Exhibit, public lecture, student critiques and half workshop. Janis Mars Wunderlich, Visiting Artist, Columbus, Ohio. Werner Gallery exhibit, public lecture and half day workshop.

University of Wyoming: 2001 Professor David Furman, Visiting Artist, Pitzer College, Claremont California. Public lecture, student critiques and workshop. Susan OBrien, Visiting Artist, Murray Kentucky. Public lecture, student critiques and workshop 2000 Professor Emeritus Robert Ebendorf, Visiting Artist and Scholar, Greenville, North Carolina. Public lecture, student critiques and workshop. 1999 Jane Dillon, Visiting Artist, Niwot, Colorado. Public lecture, workshop and student critiques. Shirley Aiken, Visiting Artist, Laramie, Wyoming. Workshop. 1998 Professor Charles McWeeny, Visiting Artist, Ohio University, Athens Ohio. Public lecture, student critiques and workshop. Suze Lindsay, Visiting Artist, Bakersville, North Carolina. Public lecture, student critiques and workshop. 1997 Professor Antje Sharfe, Visiting Artist, Hochschule fur Kunst und Design Burg Giebichenstein, Halle/ Salle, Germany. Two week International Symposium. Martin Mohwold, Visiting Artist, Halle/ Salle, Germany. Two week International Symposium. Jens Bergner, Visiting Artist, Halle/ Salle, Germany. Two week International Symposium Martin Nueberg, Visiting Artist, Halle/ Salle, Germany. Two week International Symposium Jochen Dobers, Visiting Technician, Hochschule fur Kunst und Design Burg Giebichenstein, Halle Germany. Two week International Symposium. Jim Tisnado, Visiting Artist, Heron School of Art, Indianapolis, Indiana, Public lecture, student critiques and workshop 1996 Professor Mark Burns, Visiting Artist, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Public lecture, student critiques and workshop. Kate Inskeep, Visiting Artist, Boulder Colorado. Public lecture, student critiques and workshop. 1995 Professor Brad Schwieger, Visiting Artist, Ohio University, Athens Ohio. Public lecture, student critiques and one-day workshop.

DONATIONS OF MY WORK TO NATIONAL AND COMMUNITY AUCTIONS:

Genesee Center for Arts & Education, Fund Raiser for Pottery area Ross Art Museum, Fund Raiser, Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio Wesleyan University, donation of a ceramic wall mural (6 x 4) to commemorate the Slocum Stained Glass Renovation Project Dairy Barn Cultural Art Center, Athens, Ohio, (3 years) University of Wyoming LGBTA Fund Raiser University of Wyoming Cultural Outreach Program Fund Raiser The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, (4 years) Museum of Contemporary Art, Ft. Collins, Colorado NCECA Silent Auction 2000, Denver Colorado NCECA Undergraduate Scholarship Fund Cup Sale (6 years)

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