Regina Rowland

rrowland@ccsf.edu

Regina Rowland
<www.ccsf.edu/rrowland>, originally from Vienna, Austria, has lived in the US since 1988, and has been teaching on the college level for 15 years.

Regina's academic background includes undergraduate degrees in business with a focus on foreign languages, as well as a fine art degree with a focus on studio art. She obtained her Master degree of Graphic Design from the North Carolina State University School of Design. Currently, Regina is completing her Ph.D. at the California Institute of Integral Studies. She is developing Visual Language Systems for the Multicultural Context.

Regina's teaching repertoire includes language instruction, fine art and design, graphic design, and intercultural communication to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as curriculum development for various schools. Her professional experiences includes a successful business ownership of a design studio on the east coast, working as creative director in the film industry in Los Angeles, and exhibition design for prominent art museums. Her skills and talents have also been applied to numerous installation and performance art pieces with audience participation. Regina's talents are most colorfully applied in collaborations and the production of large scale, multi-layered public art projects within the genre of social activism.

In addition to teaching, Regina consults and trains corporate clients, non-profit organizations and educational institutions for successful cross-cultural interaction. She also works as a graphic facilitator: <www.visualpractitioner.org/directory/rrowland/index.htm>

Regina teaches all levels of graphic design, online and face-to-face. Her classes are characterized by interactivity and alternative learning methods.