Larry Volk is an Associate Professor of Photography in the department of Visual Communications in the School of Visual and Performing Arts at Endicott College. He holds an M.F. A. from Rhode Island School of Design. Larry worked in the editorial and commercial market for 10 years. He has been a photographic educator in New England and exhibiting photographer both regionally and nationally for over 20 years.Danielle Currier earned her Master of Fine Arts degree in the area of design and technology from Parsons School of Design and her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Massachusetts. She is an Assistant Professor of Visual Communications at Endicott College, and has previously held teaching appointments at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, Parsons School of Design, and the Whitney Museum in New York. While faculty at Parsons, Ms. Currier was the recipient of the New School Faculty Technology Grant to develop one of the first distance learning pedagogical systems for integrated software and technology curricula. She was a guest speaker at the Syllabus 2001 Conference, where she presented that work. Ms. Currier has extensive industry design experience, including projects at ThinkWare Inc., CSC Interactive, Intranets Inc., Houghton Mifflin, Hookumu Inc., and U.S. Interactive. Her work has been featured in the I/O Digital Exhibition in NYC, ResFest Online, Coolhomepages.com, and with the Massachusetts Interactive Media Council. In the Fall of '03, Ms. Currier's technology-oriented artworks were presented in a solo exhibition in the J. David Broudo Gallery at Endicott College. Most recently, she was awarded a SIGGRAPH special projects grant and a Marion and Jasper Whiting Foundation fellowship.
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Larry Volk is an Associate Professor of Photography in the department of Visual Communications in the School of Visual and Performing Arts at Endicott College. He holds an M.F. A. from Rhode Island School of Design. Larry worked in the editorial and commercial market for 10 years. He has been a photographic educator in New England and exhibiting photographer both regionally and nationally for over 20 years.Danielle Currier earned her Master of Fine Arts degree in the area of design and technology from Parsons School of Design and her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Massachusetts. She is an Assistant Professor of Visual Communications at Endicott College, and has previously held teaching appointments at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, Parsons School of Design, and the Whitney Museum in New York. While faculty at Parsons, Ms. Currier was the recipient of the New School Faculty Technology Grant to develop one of the first distance learning pedagogical systems for integrated software and technology curricula. She was a guest speaker at the Syllabus 2001 Conference, where she presented that work. Ms. Currier has extensive industry design experience, including projects at ThinkWare Inc., CSC Interactive, Intranets Inc., Houghton Mifflin, Hookumu Inc., and U.S. Interactive. Her work has been featured in the I/O Digital Exhibition in NYC, ResFest Online, Coolhomepages.com, and with the Massachusetts Interactive Media Council. In the Fall of '03, Ms. Currier's technology-oriented artworks were presented in a solo exhibition in the J. David Broudo Gallery at Endicott College. Most recently, she was awarded a SIGGRAPH special projects grant and a Marion and Jasper Whiting Foundation fellowship.
Larry Volk is an Associate Professor of Photography in the department of Visual Communications in the School of Visual and Performing Arts at Endicott College. He holds an M.F. A. from Rhode Island School of Design. Larry worked in the editorial and commercial market for 10 years. He has been a photographic educator in New England and exhibiting photographer both regionally and nationally for over 20 years.Danielle Currier earned her Master of Fine Arts degree in the area of design and technology from Parsons School of Design and her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Massachusetts. She is an Assistant Professor of Visual Communications at Endicott College, and has previously held teaching appointments at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, Parsons School of Design, and the Whitney Museum in New York. While faculty at Parsons, Ms. Currier was the recipient of the New School Faculty Technology Grant to develop one of the first distance learning pedagogical systems for integrated software and technology curricula. She was a guest speaker at the Syllabus 2001 Conference, where she presented that work. Ms. Currier has extensive industry design experience, including projects at ThinkWare Inc., CSC Interactive, Intranets Inc., Houghton Mifflin, Hookumu Inc., and U.S. Interactive. Her work has been featured in the I/O Digital Exhibition in NYC, ResFest Online, Coolhomepages.com, and with the Massachusetts Interactive Media Council. In the Fall of '03, Ms. Currier's technology-oriented artworks were presented in a solo exhibition in the J. David Broudo Gallery at Endicott College. Most recently, she was awarded a SIGGRAPH special projects grant and a Marion and Jasper Whiting Foundation fellowship.
