I am an alumna of Parsons the New School of Design who currently teaches at Fuller Elementary School GT/AIG in Raleigh, NC. Prior to my move from NJ, I taught at the college level as an adjunct at Centenary College in Hackettstown, NJ (in both the Fine Arts and Fashion Departments) as well as at the elementary/middle school level at Immaculate Conception Regional School in Franklin, NJ (Art – Kindergarten thru seventh grade).
The scope of my experience spans over three decades. It includes designing for a subsidiary company of Jones of New York, designing wedding gowns and evening apparel and finally, designing dance costumes for the stage. I began teaching over a decade ago and especially enjoy the experience of working with young people. Combined with the ability to convey visual art concepts using various teaching strategies I manage to consistently achieve a high level of success in the classroom.
I am an enthusiastic and energetic educator who works well collaboratively with other teachers. As an art teacher I believe strongly in creating interdisciplinary lessons that re-enforce concepts taught in the classroom. Additionally, my pleasant personality lends itself well to interacting with people in the work environment.
The scope of my experience spans over three decades. It includes designing for a subsidiary company of Jones of New York, designing wedding gowns and evening apparel and finally, designing dance costumes for the stage. I began teaching over a decade ago and especially enjoy the experience of working with young people. Combined with the ability to convey visual art concepts using various teaching strategies I manage to consistently achieve a high level of success in the classroom.
I am an enthusiastic and energetic educator who works well collaboratively with other teachers. As an art teacher I believe strongly in creating interdisciplinary lessons that re-enforce concepts taught in the classroom. Additionally, my pleasant personality lends itself well to interacting with people in the work environment.
