Posted November 12, 2025
Visual Arts in Photography Instructor
Episcopal School of Jacksonville
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Posted November 12, 2025
Visual Arts in Photography Instructor
Episcopal School of Jacksonville
Posted November 11, 2025
Visiting Assistant Professor of Art in Photography and Video
The University of the South, Sewanee
Posted October 23, 2025
Associate/Full Professor and Director of the School of Art
Texas Christian University
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International Center of Photography
The Naomi Rosenblum ICP Talks Photographer Lecture Series with JEB
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Re-Reading Photos Through Narratives
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International Center of Photography
ICP Photobook Club: Rehearsal for a Family
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International Center of Photography
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