Q: If you weren’t a communications professor what would you be doing?
A: “I thought I would be in the production business and that’s what I did on my sabbatical but I didn’t like it. Being a professor worked out so well, I would probably be a high school teacher.”
Q. If you weren’t teaching art, what would you be doing?
A. “If I wasn’t teaching, I would be spending more time in my studio doing my work.”
Q. Where do you look for inspiration?
A. “Travel has always been something that I have drawn not inspiration but energy from. Going to museums in Paris and school there for a summer, Vienna, Summer Academy in Salzburg, extended stays in places. I visit New York regularly and it is always an inspirational shot in the arm to visit many of the galleries and museums I have come to love. It’s more about the energy I draw from these places than inspiration, that really comes from within me; I don’t really need to look for it. I also used to scuba dive quite a bit and have always loved being near the ocean, it has a very relaxing regenerative effect on me.”
Interview with Dr. Ralph Anttonen
An interview with D. Timothy Mayers.
A Q&A with history professor Dr. John McLarnon.
A Q&A with art professor Leslie Bowen.
A Q&A with Dr. Jeffery Gemmell.
A Q&A with Music Dept. Professor Philip Tacka.
A Q&A with Professor Jeff Cartwright.
A Q&A with English Professor Dr. Frank Duba.
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