Tell It To Neil
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- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 52 minutes
- Episodes
- 20
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2020
A view from the other side: What a reviewer looks for in a tenure & promotion dossier
An interview with Professor of Graphic Design, Steven McCarthy, Professor of Graphic Design at the University of Minnesota, St. Paul. He talks about his path into graphic design, moving from a teachi…
Working towards tenure: Inclusive, Accessible, and Universal Design
An interview with John O'Neill, Assistant Professor of Graphic Design at the University of Minnesota, Duluth. He talks about his path into graphic design and becoming a design educator, his research …
Contemplative Design : Mindfulness and mysticism in design education
An interview with David Grey, founding Chair of the Graphic Design department at Santa Fe University of Art
& Design in Santa Fe, NM. David talks about his background, path into graphic design, the Ah…
Carnegie Classifications : How they impact institutional tenure expectations
An interview with Professor of Higher Education and Student Affairs, Victor Borden from Indiana University, Bloomington in Bloomington, Indiana. Victor talks about the history of the Carnegie Classif…
Design Incubation : Creating a platform for scholarship
An interview with Professor of Web Design, Dan Wong, from New York City College of Technology, part of the City University of New York CUNY, in New York City. He talks about his diverse background, …
Cultural Identity and Tenure : Making connections through design
Switching institutions : Moving from one tenure-track job to another
Prioritizing family and life: Leaving and returning to a tenure-track position.
An interview with Associate Professor of Graphic Design, Sarah McCoy from Drake University, in Des Moines, IA. Sarah talks about her background and path into graphic design, graduate school, building…
Trust yourself : Life and career do work out
Scholarship and writing: How to publish a book
Coming to design at the MFA level : Building on a diverse background
An interview with Associate Professor and Chair of Fine and Performing Arts, Hilary Walrod from Colby Sawyer College in New London, NH. She talks about her diverse background, her path into graphic d…
Job prospects : Choosing location or quality of life
Life after the MFA : Continuing your research and work in the classroom
An interview with Assistant Professor of Graphic Design, Shannon McCarthy from Eastern Kentucky University. She talks about her path into graphic design, the Aha! moment of being an educator, her var…
Learning from the first few years out of grad school: Getting your hustle on
An interview with Assistant Professor of Art, Catherine Moore from Georgia Gwinnett College in Lawrenceville, GA. She talks about her path into Art, the Aha! moment of being an educator, working as a…
Building a case for scholarship: Publishing work in open educational resources
An interview with Associate Professor of Graphics and Imaging Technologies, Chauncey Rion Huffman from Pittsburg State University. He talks about his path into graphic design, path of education, the…
Design and business : From the industry to portfolio prep
An interview with Assistant Professor of Graphic Design, Denise Anderson from Kean University. She talks about her path into graphic design, the Aha! moment of being an educator, owning a Baskin Robb…
Knowing the right fit : Who you are and where you want to be
The myth of a package deal : When tenure and promotion go sideways
Tying in teaching, scholarship and research: The tenure packet
An interview with Assistant Professor of Graphic Design, Gary Rozanc from The University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC). He talks about his path into graphic design, the Aha! moment of being an…
Supporting your spouse : Navigating life and non-tenure-track positions
An interview with Assistant Professor of Graphic Design, Jarred Elrod from The University of Florida (UF), Gainsville. He talks about his path into graphic design, the Aha! moment of being an educato…