Graduate of GA Tech, BSID ‘01. I Received my MA in Art Education from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago ‘03. Thesis work focused on Technology Interaction in the Computer Arts Classroom. Since graduating from SAIC, I’ve worked at the High Museum of Art in the education department, before joining Malone design/fabrication in Decatur GA, as a Museum Exhibit designer and Interpretive planner. I’ve been a part-time lecturer with GA Tech since fall of 2004. I currently live in East lake with my husband Dave (a chemistry and physics teacher at Decatur High School) and my of 2 mixed breed dogs, Betty and Roxy.

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our history > advisory board > ID@GT courses > GT course catalog >	Office: Room 103, East Architecture, First Floor Phone: +1.404.701.7331 Fax: +1.404.894.3396 Contact via e-mail Personal website	Visiting Instructor, Industrial Design Program, Georgia Tech Graduate of GA Tech, BSID ‘01. I Received my MA in Art Education from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago ‘03. Thesis work focused on Technology Interaction in the Computer Arts Classroom. Since graduating from SAIC, I’ve worked at the High Museum of Art in the education department, before joining Malone design/fabrication in Decatur GA, as a Museum Exhibit designer and Interpretive planner. I’ve been a part-time lecturer with GA Tech since fall of 2004. I currently live in East lake with my husband Dave (a chemistry and physics teacher at Decatur High School) and my of 2 mixed breed dogs, Betty and Roxy. < Back

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