Lissa Dehring

 LissaA. Dehring

Lissa A. Dehring

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Biography

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


Experience

  • City Colleges of Chicago

    Tenure-Track Faculty Member

    Lissa worked at City Colleges of Chicago as a Tenure-Track Faculty Member

  • City Colleges of Chicago

    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

  • University of New Mexico

    Graduate Assistant

    • Mentor students about undergraduate college experiences
    • Conduct class exam reviews
    • Grade term papers, projects, and exams

  • University of New Mexico

    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

  • City Colleges of Chicago-Richard J Daley College

    Tenured Faculty Member

    Lissa worked at City Colleges of Chicago-Richard J Daley College as a Tenured Faculty Member

  • City Colleges of Chicago-Richard J Daley College

    Assistant Professor

    Lissa worked at City Colleges of Chicago-Richard J Daley College as a Assistant Professor

  • Santa Fe University of Art and Design

    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

Education

  • University at Buffalo

    BA

    Art History, Criticism
    Cum Laude, Graduated with Highest Departmental Distinction

  • The University of New Mexico

    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

  • University of New Mexico

    Graduate Assistant


    • Mentor students about undergraduate college experiences • Conduct class exam reviews • Grade term papers, projects, and exams

  • University of New Mexico

    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

ART 103

2.6(12)

HUMN 201

4.5(2)