Richard J. Daley College - Fine Arts
Assistant Professor at City Colleges of Chicago-Richard J Daley College
Higher Education
Lissa
Dehring
Chicago, Illinois
• Ten plus years of dedicated mentoring, teaching and advising experience
• Development of art curriculum that is relevant, experiential and engaging
• Proven success working with students from diverse socio-economic and cultural backgrounds
• Consistently high peer and student reviews
• Approachable, adaptable, creative problem solver
Tenure-Track Faculty Member
Lissa worked at City Colleges of Chicago as a Tenure-Track Faculty Member
Adjunct Professor
• Mentor students by raising awareness of social justice through the study of visual culture
• Instruct students on how visual stimuli is a necessary component in how we think about and understand the world
• Advise students of careers in the arts and/or the relevance of art to their prospective careers
• Discussion-based teaching style designed to develop critical thinking skills and give students ownership of their education
• Create and deliver curriculum that is relevant to student intellectual and personal growth
• Conduct self-assessments of course content and student engagement
Graduate Assistant
• Mentor students about undergraduate college experiences
• Conduct class exam reviews
• Grade term papers, projects, and exams
Instructor of Record
• Introduced students to visual material meant to promote contemplation, discussion and examination of the critical issues of art
• Instructed students of Art History on social issues that affected past civilizations as well as our contemporary society
• Advised undergraduate students about researching graduate schools and/or choosing a career path
• Structured course to ensure student success
• Performed outcome assessments throughout semester to gauge student success
Tenured Faculty Member
Lissa worked at City Colleges of Chicago-Richard J Daley College as a Tenured Faculty Member
Assistant Professor
Lissa worked at City Colleges of Chicago-Richard J Daley College as a Assistant Professor
Contributing Faculty Member
• Instructed Art History curriculum designed to introduce students to the social and cultural relevance of art
• Advised students about careers in the arts
• Documented student progress, attendance and grades
• Refer students to partnering agencies or campus resources for additional support
• Identification of at-risk students
• Use of digital media in classroom
• Structuring of course exams, papers and projects to ensure student success
BA
Art History, Criticism
Cum Laude, Graduated with Highest Departmental Distinction
Master of Arts (M.A.)
Art of the Americas
Studied Contemporary Native American Art and United States Art History with an emphasis in Critical RCGS Theory
Graduate Assistant
• Mentor students about undergraduate college experiences
• Conduct class exam reviews
• Grade term papers, projects, and exams
Instructor of Record
• Introduced students to visual material meant to promote contemplation, discussion and examination of the critical issues of art
• Instructed students of Art History on social issues that affected past civilizations as well as our contemporary society
• Advised undergraduate students about researching graduate schools and/or choosing a career path
• Structured course to ensure student success
• Performed outcome assessments throughout semester to gauge student success