Courses Taught

A department-wide critique of video artwork by a student in the Studio for Interrelated Media (SIM), in a large performance space (Pozen Center) at Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston.

Fine Art Teaching

With my MFA in Interdisciplinary Art from the former NOMAD MFA program at University of Hartford (now the Confluence MFA program at UNM), and my previous BFA in Multimedia and Performing Arts from the Studio for Interrelated Media (Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston), I am poised to expand on my art teaching portfolio and am interested in teaching foundation studio art, technology, and interdisciplinary courses. The degree programs I attended were intensively both critique and community-based. 

As of Fall 2023, I became an adjunct for the College of Art and Design at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) teaching required BFA and MFA courses.

My references include Mary Mattingly, Christy Gast, Billie Lee, and Nita Sturiale.

Teaching assistance (TA) experience at Massachusetts College of Art and Design:Art & the Internet (Spring 2011)Art, Life, & Money (Fall 2012)

College of Art and Design at Rochester Institute of Technology

STAR-311

Ideation and Series

Fall 2023

STAR-701

Technology in the Studio

Fall 2023

Architectural Teaching

Prior to my studies in art, I studied architecture at Carnegie-Mellon University and worked for architectural firms in various parts of the Northeast US, including the award-wining Payette in Boston. I went on to teach many first-year architecture studios and program electives as regular part-time faculty from 2016 to 2021 at University of Hartford for the Department of Architecture until I relocated with my family to Rochester, NY.

Most recently I have been teaching for the RIT Online M.Arch program as adjunct faculty.

Department of Architecture at Rochester Institute of Technology, Golisano Institute for Sustainability

ARCH-632

Architectural Design I

Spring 2024

ARCH-632

Architectural Design II

Summer 2023

Department of Architecture at University of Hartford, College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture

A photo of a student refining an architectural drawing.

ADT 110

Architectural Graphics

Fall 2016Fall 2017Fall 2018Fall 2019Fall 2020
A group photo of students and professionals with Julie, with their project models in the foreground.

ADT 123

Architectural Design I

Spring 2017Spring 2018Spring 2019Spring 2020Spring 2021
A student working with a chisel while another student looks on in the woodshop.

ADT 160

Studio/Shop Operations and Safety

Fall 2016 Spring 2017Fall 2017 Spring 2018Fall 2018 Spring 2019Fall 2019Spring 2021
A group photo of students holding their presentation boards, while standing with professionals they presented their designs to in a museum lobby.

ADT485/ARC 585

Graphic Applications for Architects (presentation and graphic editing software)

Spring 2017Spring 2019
A photo of an architectural model made in the Architectural Model Building course taught by Julie.

ADT 248/ARC 585

Architectural Model Building (hand and digital tools—laser-cutting and 3D printing)

Spring 2018Spring 2020Spring 2021
A photo of Julie helping a student with their project on their laptop.

Lab Administration

I had been hired to manage and overhaul the Architecture Woodshop and Digital Fabrication Lab at the University of Hartford to meet accreditation standards. I created a scheduling system and regularly consulted students with fabrication planning. I lead a team with an assistant that had both undergraduate and graduate students.

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