Recognition
Faculty Recognition
Architectural History
Feb 8, 2013
Architectural Record features SCAD Hong Kong
The adaptive reuse of the justice building that now houses SCAD Hong Kong was featured in Architectural Record. The article highlights the opportunities available in Hong Kong for architects, and uses SCAD Hong Kong as an exemplar of one of the city's newest design accomplishments.
Architectural Record features SCAD Hong Kong
The adaptive reuse of the justice building that now houses SCAD Hong Kong was featured in Architectural Record. The article highlights the opportunities available in Hong Kong for architects, and uses SCAD Hong Kong as an exemplar of one of the city's newest design accomplishments.
Feb 1, 2013
Rossell helps neighborhood get designation
Architectural history professor E.G. Daves Rossell has been helping members of the Pine Gardens Neighborhood Association get their Savannah, Georgia, neighborhood listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The effort, which has spanned more than a decade, will culminate with a review of their application by the national register at the state and national levels, with the goal of permanently adding the World War II-era neighborhood to the register. Read more about their project in the Savannah Morning News.
Rossell helps neighborhood get designation
Architectural history professor E.G. Daves Rossell has been helping members of the Pine Gardens Neighborhood Association get their Savannah, Georgia, neighborhood listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The effort, which has spanned more than a decade, will culminate with a review of their application by the national register at the state and national levels, with the goal of permanently adding the World War II-era neighborhood to the register. Read more about their project in the Savannah Morning News.
Architecture
May 2, 2013
Ryan Bacha awarded Teaching Excellence Award
Architecture professor Ryan Bacha has been awarded the Vulcan Materials Company Teaching Excellence Award. This annual award recognizes an outstanding faculty member at a Georgia Independent College Association member institution who has made outstanding contributions to undergraduate education, student learning and campus life.
Ryan Bacha awarded Teaching Excellence Award
Architecture professor Ryan Bacha has been awarded the Vulcan Materials Company Teaching Excellence Award. This annual award recognizes an outstanding faculty member at a Georgia Independent College Association member institution who has made outstanding contributions to undergraduate education, student learning and campus life.
Feb 8, 2013
McManus, Jackson and Jackson form GoDesign
SCAD alums Eric McManus (B.F.A., architecture, 2007; M.Arch., 2009), Scott Jackson (B.F.A., architecture, 2008; M.Arch., 2009) and Stephanie Jackson (M.A., historic preservation, 2007) have formed GoDesign. They partnered with other nonprofit organizations to build a school in Ethiopia that will serve 60 children in the village of Dilla. Architecture professors Ryan Bacha and Melanie Parker serve on the board of directors for GoDesign.
McManus, Jackson and Jackson form GoDesign
SCAD alums Eric McManus (B.F.A., architecture, 2007; M.Arch., 2009), Scott Jackson (B.F.A., architecture, 2008; M.Arch., 2009) and Stephanie Jackson (M.A., historic preservation, 2007) have formed GoDesign. They partnered with other nonprofit organizations to build a school in Ethiopia that will serve 60 children in the village of Dilla. Architecture professors Ryan Bacha and Melanie Parker serve on the board of directors for GoDesign.
Feb 8, 2013
Architectural Record features SCAD Hong Kong
The adaptive reuse of the justice building that now houses SCAD Hong Kong was featured in Architectural Record. The article highlights the opportunities available in Hong Kong for architects, and uses SCAD Hong Kong as an exemplar of one of the city's newest design accomplishments.
Architectural Record features SCAD Hong Kong
The adaptive reuse of the justice building that now houses SCAD Hong Kong was featured in Architectural Record. The article highlights the opportunities available in Hong Kong for architects, and uses SCAD Hong Kong as an exemplar of one of the city's newest design accomplishments.
Feb 8, 2013
Payne on Design Research Society council
Architecture professor Andrew Phillip Payne has been elected to serve a two-year term on the council of the Design Research Society. Payne will develop new projects and serve as an expert in his area of research for DRS.
Payne on Design Research Society council
Architecture professor Andrew Phillip Payne has been elected to serve a two-year term on the council of the Design Research Society. Payne will develop new projects and serve as an expert in his area of research for DRS.
Feb 7, 2013
"Perspecta" features Ronaszegi's photography
Professor Arpad Ronaszegi's photography of Yale University's new medical research building, designed by Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects, is featured in the university's "Perspecta," the country's oldest student-edited architectural journal.
"Perspecta" features Ronaszegi's photography
Professor Arpad Ronaszegi's photography of Yale University's new medical research building, designed by Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects, is featured in the university's "Perspecta," the country's oldest student-edited architectural journal.
Feb 7, 2013
Arpad Ronaszegi's blog cited as Web resource
Professor Arpad Ronaszegi's SCAD blog was cited as a Web resource to augment the graphics book, "Architectural Drawing: A Visual Compendium of Types and Methods." Professor LaRaine Montgomery provided a commentary of the book for the publisher, Rendow Yee.
Arpad Ronaszegi's blog cited as Web resource
Professor Arpad Ronaszegi's SCAD blog was cited as a Web resource to augment the graphics book, "Architectural Drawing: A Visual Compendium of Types and Methods." Professor LaRaine Montgomery provided a commentary of the book for the publisher, Rendow Yee.
Feb 7, 2013
Payne joins AIA Georgia board of directors
Professor Andrew Payne has been elected to the AIA Georgia board of directors. He is one of seven AIA members serving on the 2013 board.
Payne joins AIA Georgia board of directors
Professor Andrew Payne has been elected to the AIA Georgia board of directors. He is one of seven AIA members serving on the 2013 board.
Dec 6, 2012
Falls, Varland publish in journal
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls published (along with architecture professor Julie Rogers Varland) "Designing Relationships: Investigating Community and Constructed Environments" in Journal of the Constructed Environment.
Falls, Varland publish in journal
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls published (along with architecture professor Julie Rogers Varland) "Designing Relationships: Investigating Community and Constructed Environments" in Journal of the Constructed Environment.
Art History
Apr 24, 2013
Arthur J. DiFuria publishes review
Art history professor Arthur J. DiFuria, Ph.D., published his review of "Drama and Devotion: Heemskerck's Ecce Homo Altarpiece from Warsaw," the catalogue accompanying the exhibition at the J. Paul Getty Museum. DiFuria is completing a comprehensive review of the extensive group of drawings prepared by Maerten van Heemskerck during his time in Rome. DiFuria previously received a Presidential Fellowship to advance his research devoted to the Flemish artist.
Arthur J. DiFuria publishes review
Art history professor Arthur J. DiFuria, Ph.D., published his review of "Drama and Devotion: Heemskerck's Ecce Homo Altarpiece from Warsaw," the catalogue accompanying the exhibition at the J. Paul Getty Museum. DiFuria is completing a comprehensive review of the extensive group of drawings prepared by Maerten van Heemskerck during his time in Rome. DiFuria previously received a Presidential Fellowship to advance his research devoted to the Flemish artist.
Mar 8, 2013
Budzynski presents at Oregon conference
Art history professor Scott Budzynski will present his research "Narrative Space and Neorealist Milan" at the American Association of Italian Studies Annual Conference in Eugene, Oregon. Budzynski will join leading scholars for a panel devoted to Italian cinema. His work contributes to courses devoted to picturing the modern and contemporary city.
Budzynski presents at Oregon conference
Art history professor Scott Budzynski will present his research "Narrative Space and Neorealist Milan" at the American Association of Italian Studies Annual Conference in Eugene, Oregon. Budzynski will join leading scholars for a panel devoted to Italian cinema. His work contributes to courses devoted to picturing the modern and contemporary city.
Feb 8, 2013
Tyler Akers to pursue M.F.A. degree
Tyler Akers (B.F.A., art history, 2012) will attend the M.F.A. program in art criticism and writing at the School of Visual Arts in New York. Professors Alexandria Pierce and Susan Falls mentored Akers during the completion of his studies in new media and his thesis, "The Transurban Condition: An Examination of the Political Works of Hussein Chalayan and Lucy Orta."
Tyler Akers to pursue M.F.A. degree
Tyler Akers (B.F.A., art history, 2012) will attend the M.F.A. program in art criticism and writing at the School of Visual Arts in New York. Professors Alexandria Pierce and Susan Falls mentored Akers during the completion of his studies in new media and his thesis, "The Transurban Condition: An Examination of the Political Works of Hussein Chalayan and Lucy Orta."
Feb 8, 2013
Charity Troy to pursue master's degree
Charity Troy (B.F.A., art history, 2011) will attend the master's degree program in art history at Syracuse University. Troy graduated cum laude from SCAD and completed her thesis, "Competition between Leonardo and Michelangelo: Florence, 1501-0159," with professor James Janson.
Charity Troy to pursue master's degree
Charity Troy (B.F.A., art history, 2011) will attend the master's degree program in art history at Syracuse University. Troy graduated cum laude from SCAD and completed her thesis, "Competition between Leonardo and Michelangelo: Florence, 1501-0159," with professor James Janson.
Feb 4, 2013
Professor Jackson publishes essay
Timothy Jackson, Ph.D., professor of art history, published his essay "Cybernecology: Liberation Aesthetics and the Public Sphere" in The Virtual Transformation of the Public Sphere: Knowledge, Politics, Identity (Routledge, 2013). The essay follows his presentation at the College Art Association annual meeting and his exploration of the theme at a conference in Chandigarh, India.
Professor Jackson publishes essay
Timothy Jackson, Ph.D., professor of art history, published his essay "Cybernecology: Liberation Aesthetics and the Public Sphere" in The Virtual Transformation of the Public Sphere: Knowledge, Politics, Identity (Routledge, 2013). The essay follows his presentation at the College Art Association annual meeting and his exploration of the theme at a conference in Chandigarh, India.
Feb 4, 2013
Southern Spaces publishes Goldstein work
Holly Goldstein, Ph.D., professor of art history, published "St. Augustine's 'Slave Market': A Visual History" in the interdisciplinary journal Southern Spaces as a feature in its series "Landscapes and Ecologies of the U.S. South." Professor Goldstein unpacked the complicated history of an iconic site through its shifts from a place of oppression and injustice to tourism.
Southern Spaces publishes Goldstein work
Holly Goldstein, Ph.D., professor of art history, published "St. Augustine's 'Slave Market': A Visual History" in the interdisciplinary journal Southern Spaces as a feature in its series "Landscapes and Ecologies of the U.S. South." Professor Goldstein unpacked the complicated history of an iconic site through its shifts from a place of oppression and injustice to tourism.
Dec 6, 2012
Caicco contributes paper to conference
Art history professor Gregory Caicco, Ph.D. contributed his paper "And I Worked With My Hands': Critical Design as Poetics" to the Universities Art Association of Canada (UAAC-AAUC) Conference held in Montréal, Quebec Nov. 1-3, 2012. Professor Caicco's research proposes a set of strategies for architects and designers working on the other side of modernity.
Caicco contributes paper to conference
Art history professor Gregory Caicco, Ph.D. contributed his paper "And I Worked With My Hands': Critical Design as Poetics" to the Universities Art Association of Canada (UAAC-AAUC) Conference held in Montréal, Quebec Nov. 1-3, 2012. Professor Caicco's research proposes a set of strategies for architects and designers working on the other side of modernity.
Graphic Design
Jan 15, 2013
Sarah Adams named as outstanding faculty
SCAD eLearning professor Sarah Adams (B.F.A., graphic design, 2004; M.F.A., graphic design, 2006) has been named Outstanding Distance Learning Faculty by the Instructional Technology Council.
Sarah Adams named as outstanding faculty
SCAD eLearning professor Sarah Adams (B.F.A., graphic design, 2004; M.F.A., graphic design, 2006) has been named Outstanding Distance Learning Faculty by the Instructional Technology Council.
Historic Preservation
Feb 8, 2013
McManus, Jackson and Jackson form GoDesign
SCAD alums Eric McManus (B.F.A., architecture, 2007; M.Arch., 2009), Scott Jackson (B.F.A., architecture, 2008; M.Arch., 2009) and Stephanie Jackson (M.A., historic preservation, 2007) have formed GoDesign. They partnered with other nonprofit organizations to build a school in Ethiopia that will serve 60 children in the village of Dilla. Architecture professors Ryan Bacha and Melanie Parker serve on the board of directors for GoDesign.
McManus, Jackson and Jackson form GoDesign
SCAD alums Eric McManus (B.F.A., architecture, 2007; M.Arch., 2009), Scott Jackson (B.F.A., architecture, 2008; M.Arch., 2009) and Stephanie Jackson (M.A., historic preservation, 2007) have formed GoDesign. They partnered with other nonprofit organizations to build a school in Ethiopia that will serve 60 children in the village of Dilla. Architecture professors Ryan Bacha and Melanie Parker serve on the board of directors for GoDesign.
Feb 8, 2013
Architectural Record features SCAD Hong Kong
The adaptive reuse of the justice building that now houses SCAD Hong Kong was featured in Architectural Record. The article highlights the opportunities available in Hong Kong for architects, and uses SCAD Hong Kong as an exemplar of one of the city's newest design accomplishments.
Architectural Record features SCAD Hong Kong
The adaptive reuse of the justice building that now houses SCAD Hong Kong was featured in Architectural Record. The article highlights the opportunities available in Hong Kong for architects, and uses SCAD Hong Kong as an exemplar of one of the city's newest design accomplishments.
Interior Design
Mar 29, 2013
Khoi Vo participates in Houston exhibition
Interior design professor Khoi Vo was selected to participate in "Houston Interior Designers: How Texans Touched the World," a juried exhibition of work from top Texas interior design firms, organized by American Institute of Architects and the Houston chapter of the International Interior Design Association. As a panel member, Vo discussed the future of architecture and design education, shared information about the SCAD School of Building Arts, and presented work from the Collaborative Learning Center.
Khoi Vo participates in Houston exhibition
Interior design professor Khoi Vo was selected to participate in "Houston Interior Designers: How Texans Touched the World," a juried exhibition of work from top Texas interior design firms, organized by American Institute of Architects and the Houston chapter of the International Interior Design Association. As a panel member, Vo discussed the future of architecture and design education, shared information about the SCAD School of Building Arts, and presented work from the Collaborative Learning Center.
Mar 26, 2013
Three professors lead student tours
Interior design professors Meghan Woodcock, Margo Jones and Monica Letourneau took Interior Design Studio V students to Atlanta to tour the firms of Cooper Carry, tvsdesign, Perkins+Will, and Stanley Beaman & Sears, as well the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center.
Three professors lead student tours
Interior design professors Meghan Woodcock, Margo Jones and Monica Letourneau took Interior Design Studio V students to Atlanta to tour the firms of Cooper Carry, tvsdesign, Perkins+Will, and Stanley Beaman & Sears, as well the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center.
Mar 26, 2013
Boggs is IDEC panel discussion leader
Interior design professor Charles Boggs attended the Interior Design Educators Council's national conference in Indianapolis, Indiana, as a panel discussion leader. His topic was the codification of green building practices and the interior design profession's role in shaping future green building standards. Boggs, the grants committee chair for the organization, coordinates the review, approval and administration of grants funded by IDEC.
Boggs is IDEC panel discussion leader
Interior design professor Charles Boggs attended the Interior Design Educators Council's national conference in Indianapolis, Indiana, as a panel discussion leader. His topic was the codification of green building practices and the interior design profession's role in shaping future green building standards. Boggs, the grants committee chair for the organization, coordinates the review, approval and administration of grants funded by IDEC.
Liberal Arts
Jan 24, 2013
Todd Nemanic presents at two conferences
Professor Todd Nemanic gave presentations at the following conferences:
Todd Nemanic presents at two conferences
Professor Todd Nemanic gave presentations at the following conferences:
- The Southeastern TESOL Regional Conference held in Knoxville, Tenn. on Sept. 27-29, 2012. His topic was "Strategies to deal with homogenous and heterogenous classes."
- The Georgia TESOL held in Atlanta on Oct. 25-26, 2012. His presentation was on the advantages and disadvantages of working with homgenous and heterogenous classes and strategies to increase learning.
Dec 6, 2012
Zhang presents at Women Writers Conference
Liberal arts professor Weihua Zhang presented a work of nonfiction - "Mama's Hair" at the Ninth Biennial Southern Women Writers Conference in Rome, Georgia.
Zhang presents at Women Writers Conference
Liberal arts professor Weihua Zhang presented a work of nonfiction - "Mama's Hair" at the Ninth Biennial Southern Women Writers Conference in Rome, Georgia.
Dec 6, 2012
Nicol Auguste delivers two talks
Liberal arts professor Nicol Auguste delivered two talks this fall: "Her Sister's Story: Flannery O'Connor's Gift(s) of Grace" at Southeastern University and "The Gravity of Grace: An Interview with Sister Loretta Costa" at the Lecture Series at Flannery O'Connor's Childhood Home.
Nicol Auguste delivers two talks
Liberal arts professor Nicol Auguste delivered two talks this fall: "Her Sister's Story: Flannery O'Connor's Gift(s) of Grace" at Southeastern University and "The Gravity of Grace: An Interview with Sister Loretta Costa" at the Lecture Series at Flannery O'Connor's Childhood Home.
Dec 6, 2012
Mary Doll presents at university collabortive
Liberal arts professor Mary Doll presented "Let Us Critique What and How We Understand" at the Curriculum Summer Collaborative, sponsored by Georgia Southern University.
Mary Doll presents at university collabortive
Liberal arts professor Mary Doll presented "Let Us Critique What and How We Understand" at the Curriculum Summer Collaborative, sponsored by Georgia Southern University.
Dec 6, 2012
Brandt presents at Jack London symposium
Liberal arts professor Kenneth Brandt presented his paper "Debates and Delicate Issues in London Scholarship" and chaired the panel "My Favorite Jack London Essay" as part of the Jack London Society's 11th Biennial Symposium in Logan, Utah.
Brandt presents at Jack London symposium
Liberal arts professor Kenneth Brandt presented his paper "Debates and Delicate Issues in London Scholarship" and chaired the panel "My Favorite Jack London Essay" as part of the Jack London Society's 11th Biennial Symposium in Logan, Utah.
Dec 6, 2012
Kate Newell presents at language conference
Liberal arts professor Kate Newell presented "'Ineffaceable impressions' and Adaptive Influence in Daisy Miller" at the South Atlanta Modern Language Association Conference in Durham, North Carolina.
Kate Newell presents at language conference
Liberal arts professor Kate Newell presented "'Ineffaceable impressions' and Adaptive Influence in Daisy Miller" at the South Atlanta Modern Language Association Conference in Durham, North Carolina.
Dec 6, 2012
New South Journalism publishes Key essay
Liberal arts chair and professor Harrison Key published his essay "The Old Man with No Pants" in the New South Journalism issue (fall 2012) of the Oxford American. Professor Key also serves as a monthly columnist for the magazine.
New South Journalism publishes Key essay
Liberal arts chair and professor Harrison Key published his essay "The Old Man with No Pants" in the New South Journalism issue (fall 2012) of the Oxford American. Professor Key also serves as a monthly columnist for the magazine.
Dec 6, 2012
Falls, Varland publish in journal
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls published (along with architecture professor Julie Rogers Varland) "Designing Relationships: Investigating Community and Constructed Environments" in Journal of the Constructed Environment.
Falls, Varland publish in journal
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls published (along with architecture professor Julie Rogers Varland) "Designing Relationships: Investigating Community and Constructed Environments" in Journal of the Constructed Environment.
Dec 6, 2012
Geller novel published by Kiki Firefly Press
Liberal arts professor Steve Geller had his novel Nathan Feist, as well as three novels from his tetralogy, JEWS ON THE MOON, published by Kiki Firefly Press and made available on Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing.
Geller novel published by Kiki Firefly Press
Liberal arts professor Steve Geller had his novel Nathan Feist, as well as three novels from his tetralogy, JEWS ON THE MOON, published by Kiki Firefly Press and made available on Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing.
Dec 6, 2012
Randy Moffett co-winner of teaching award
Liberal arts professor Randy Moffett was honored as a co-winner of the 2012 Georgia Political Science Association Annual Teaching Excellence Award (GATE). The GATE Award is designed to recognize excellence in teaching methods, as demonstrated at the annual conference each year in the annual teaching workshop.
Randy Moffett co-winner of teaching award
Liberal arts professor Randy Moffett was honored as a co-winner of the 2012 Georgia Political Science Association Annual Teaching Excellence Award (GATE). The GATE Award is designed to recognize excellence in teaching methods, as demonstrated at the annual conference each year in the annual teaching workshop.
Dec 6, 2012
Kokkinou publishes in Computers & Security
Liberal arts professor Eirini Kokkinou published "Access control for online social networks third party applications" in Computers & Security.
Kokkinou publishes in Computers & Security
Liberal arts professor Eirini Kokkinou published "Access control for online social networks third party applications" in Computers & Security.
Dec 6, 2012
Journal publishes Dexin Tian work
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Intellectual property rights (IPR) disputes in cyberspace: U.S. hegemony and Chinese resistance" in Journal of Politics and Law.
Journal publishes Dexin Tian work
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Intellectual property rights (IPR) disputes in cyberspace: U.S. hegemony and Chinese resistance" in Journal of Politics and Law.
Dec 6, 2012
Festival picks Afshin Hafizi's film
Liberal arts professor Afshin Hafizi's film project "When the Curtain Falls" was selected as an official entry in the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
Festival picks Afshin Hafizi's film
Liberal arts professor Afshin Hafizi's film project "When the Curtain Falls" was selected as an official entry in the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
Dec 5, 2012
Susan Falls presents on Jacques Ranciere
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls presented a paper on Jacques Rancière and woven textiles at the 2012 meeting of the American Anthropological Association.
Susan Falls presents on Jacques Ranciere
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls presented a paper on Jacques Rancière and woven textiles at the 2012 meeting of the American Anthropological Association.
Dec 5, 2012
Mary Doll presents at Ohio conference
Liberal arts professor Mary Doll presented "Why Myth Matters" at the Conference on Curriculum Theory and Classroom Practice" in Dayton, Ohio.
Mary Doll presents at Ohio conference
Liberal arts professor Mary Doll presented "Why Myth Matters" at the Conference on Curriculum Theory and Classroom Practice" in Dayton, Ohio.
Dec 5, 2012
Lexington Books publishes Dexin Tian work
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Like tiger mother, like tiger daughter: A content analysis of Eastern and Western parenting styles" in Parenting in Intercultural Contexts, a new volume from Lexington Books.
Lexington Books publishes Dexin Tian work
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Like tiger mother, like tiger daughter: A content analysis of Eastern and Western parenting styles" in Parenting in Intercultural Contexts, a new volume from Lexington Books.
Dec 4, 2012
Falls presents paper on use of sequential art
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls presented an original paper on the use of sequential art as a mode of ethnographic representation at the 2012 Visual Anthropology Research Conference.
Falls presents paper on use of sequential art
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls presented an original paper on the use of sequential art as a mode of ethnographic representation at the 2012 Visual Anthropology Research Conference.
Dec 4, 2012
Dexin Tian publishes in policy journal
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Strategies under pressure: USA-China copyright dispute" in Journal of Science and Technology Policy in China.
Dexin Tian publishes in policy journal
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Strategies under pressure: USA-China copyright dispute" in Journal of Science and Technology Policy in China.
Dec 3, 2012
Tian publishes in Cengage Learning volume
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with W.S. Jia and X.B. Jia) published "Chemerica: United States-China communication for the twenty-first century" in Intercultural Communication: A Reader, a new volume from Cengage Learning.
Tian publishes in Cengage Learning volume
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with W.S. Jia and X.B. Jia) published "Chemerica: United States-China communication for the twenty-first century" in Intercultural Communication: A Reader, a new volume from Cengage Learning.
Nov 30, 2012
Tian presents at communication convention
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian co-presented "Online copyright protection and innovation: International experiences and implications to China" as part of the Asia-Pacific Division of the 98th National Communication Association Annual Convention in Orlando, Florida.
Tian presents at communication convention
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian co-presented "Online copyright protection and innovation: International experiences and implications to China" as part of the Asia-Pacific Division of the 98th National Communication Association Annual Convention in Orlando, Florida.
Motion Media Design
Mar 11, 2013
Betancourt publishes motion graphics history
Michael Betancourt, SCAD motion media professor and graduate coordinator, wrote "The History of Motion Graphics: From Avant-Garde to Industry in the United States." The book is now in print and available on amazon.com.
Betancourt publishes motion graphics history
Michael Betancourt, SCAD motion media professor and graduate coordinator, wrote "The History of Motion Graphics: From Avant-Garde to Industry in the United States." The book is now in print and available on amazon.com.
Performing Arts
Apr 29, 2013
Ott directs at Great Lakes Theater
Performing arts professor Sharon Ott directed "Much Ado About Nothing" at Great Lakes Theater in Cleveland. Read a review of the performance.
Ott directs at Great Lakes Theater
Performing arts professor Sharon Ott directed "Much Ado About Nothing" at Great Lakes Theater in Cleveland. Read a review of the performance.
Photography
May 14, 2013
Craig Stevens receives educator prize
SCAD professor Craig Stevens, a photographer, printmaker and educator, has received the inaugural $5,000 Susan Carr Educator Prize from the American Society of Media Photographers. Stevens has taught photography at SCAD for 25 years.
Craig Stevens receives educator prize
SCAD professor Craig Stevens, a photographer, printmaker and educator, has received the inaugural $5,000 Susan Carr Educator Prize from the American Society of Media Photographers. Stevens has taught photography at SCAD for 25 years.
Sequential Art
May 8, 2013
C&R Press publishes Chris Bundy book
"Baby You're a Rich Man," a book by writing professor Chris Bundy, has been published by C&R Press. The book, illustrated by SCAD alumnus Max Currie (B.F.A., sequential art, 2012), follows the story of Ken Richman, a down-on-his-luck, B-level variety star on Japanese television who is forced to go into hiding when he becomes the target of an escaped prisoner. "Baby You're a Rich Man" will be released in May.
C&R Press publishes Chris Bundy book
"Baby You're a Rich Man," a book by writing professor Chris Bundy, has been published by C&R Press. The book, illustrated by SCAD alumnus Max Currie (B.F.A., sequential art, 2012), follows the story of Ken Richman, a down-on-his-luck, B-level variety star on Japanese television who is forced to go into hiding when he becomes the target of an escaped prisoner. "Baby You're a Rich Man" will be released in May.
Urban Design
Feb 8, 2013
Architectural Record features SCAD Hong Kong
The adaptive reuse of the justice building that now houses SCAD Hong Kong was featured in Architectural Record. The article highlights the opportunities available in Hong Kong for architects, and uses SCAD Hong Kong as an exemplar of one of the city's newest design accomplishments.
Architectural Record features SCAD Hong Kong
The adaptive reuse of the justice building that now houses SCAD Hong Kong was featured in Architectural Record. The article highlights the opportunities available in Hong Kong for architects, and uses SCAD Hong Kong as an exemplar of one of the city's newest design accomplishments.
Visual Effects
May 20, 2013
Naughty Dog recognizes Liu and Lenz
Philip Liu, M.F.A. visual effects student and SCAD alumnus (B.A., digital media, 2011) and Joseph Lenz, M.A. visual effects student and SCAD alumnus (B.F.A., visual effects, 2011) were recognized by the game company Naughty Dog for game art created submitted to a Fan Art Competition based on their upcoming game "The Last of Us." This project was created in an independent study with Luis Cataldi, chair of the SCAD interactive design and game development. See full game art.
Naughty Dog recognizes Liu and Lenz
Philip Liu, M.F.A. visual effects student and SCAD alumnus (B.A., digital media, 2011) and Joseph Lenz, M.A. visual effects student and SCAD alumnus (B.F.A., visual effects, 2011) were recognized by the game company Naughty Dog for game art created submitted to a Fan Art Competition based on their upcoming game "The Last of Us." This project was created in an independent study with Luis Cataldi, chair of the SCAD interactive design and game development. See full game art.
Writing
May 8, 2013
C&R Press publishes Chris Bundy book
"Baby You're a Rich Man," a book by writing professor Chris Bundy, has been published by C&R Press. The book, illustrated by SCAD alumnus Max Currie (B.F.A., sequential art, 2012), follows the story of Ken Richman, a down-on-his-luck, B-level variety star on Japanese television who is forced to go into hiding when he becomes the target of an escaped prisoner. "Baby You're a Rich Man" will be released in May.
C&R Press publishes Chris Bundy book
"Baby You're a Rich Man," a book by writing professor Chris Bundy, has been published by C&R Press. The book, illustrated by SCAD alumnus Max Currie (B.F.A., sequential art, 2012), follows the story of Ken Richman, a down-on-his-luck, B-level variety star on Japanese television who is forced to go into hiding when he becomes the target of an escaped prisoner. "Baby You're a Rich Man" will be released in May.
Apr 18, 2013
Beth Concepcion wrote "It Takes Two"
Writing department chair Beth Concepcion wrote "It Takes Two" for Savannah Homes magazine (Spring/Summer 2013).
Beth Concepcion wrote "It Takes Two"
Writing department chair Beth Concepcion wrote "It Takes Two" for Savannah Homes magazine (Spring/Summer 2013).
Apr 18, 2013
Lough to lecture at Flannery O’Connor home
Writing professor James Lough will present a lecture at the Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home, 207 E. Charlton St., in Savannah on Sunday, April 21, at 4 p.m. During the lecture, titled "New York's Notorious Chelsea Hotel: An Oral History," Lough will share excerpts from his forthcoming book on the Chelsea Hotel and discuss the process of interviewing former residents and compiling and organizing the interviews into a single narrative. This lecture is part of the 2013 Gulfstream Spring Lecture Series.
Lough to lecture at Flannery O’Connor home
Writing professor James Lough will present a lecture at the Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home, 207 E. Charlton St., in Savannah on Sunday, April 21, at 4 p.m. During the lecture, titled "New York's Notorious Chelsea Hotel: An Oral History," Lough will share excerpts from his forthcoming book on the Chelsea Hotel and discuss the process of interviewing former residents and compiling and organizing the interviews into a single narrative. This lecture is part of the 2013 Gulfstream Spring Lecture Series.
Apr 18, 2013
Andrea Goto writes for "Salted and Styled"
"Salted and Styled," a food-inspired lifestyle blog to which adjunct writing professor Andrea Goto regularly contributes, was awarded Best Culinary Blog of 2013 by the International Association of Culinary Professionals. Since the blog's launch in September 2012, Goto has contributed more than 25 posts.
Andrea Goto writes for "Salted and Styled"
"Salted and Styled," a food-inspired lifestyle blog to which adjunct writing professor Andrea Goto regularly contributes, was awarded Best Culinary Blog of 2013 by the International Association of Culinary Professionals. Since the blog's launch in September 2012, Goto has contributed more than 25 posts.
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Events
'Urinetown' closes season with modern, comedic romp
May 23, 2013 - May 26, 2013
New Haven and the 4th Age of the American City
May 23, 2013
News
- May 17, 2013
SCAD performing arts ends season May 23-26 - May 06, 2013
SCAD Museum of Art honored - May 06, 2013
SCAD team named finalist - May 03, 2013
SCAD presents annual Sand Arts Festival
Recognition
- Naughty Dog recognizes Liu and Lenz
- Craig Stevens receives educator prize
- C&R Press publishes Chris Bundy book
- Absher was named Liz Claiborne Design Scholar