Education

Since the Fall semester of 2018, I've taught graphic design at Daemen University as an adjunct professor. During my time at Daemen, I've taught all but three classes in the Graphic Design B.F.A course sequence. From 200 to 400 level classes, I've taught the basics of design thinking, typography, and design software. I've also helped students transition from student-life to the real-world during my time as the Education Chair for Buffalo's American Advertising Federation chapter.

Class Project:
Good Things Are Coming
In this project my Graphic Design IV: Advertising Design class had the opportunity to create an integrated campaign for Daemen University.
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Class Project:
100 Ideas
In this project my Graphic Design I class pushing the ideation skills to the next level. (Image Credit: Heather Boehnke)
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Class Project:
LA 2028
In this project my Graphic Design I class learned about dynamic branding.
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Class Project:
Daemen Nature Trail Improvement
In this project my Graphic Design I class used design think methodologies to provide numerous solutions to problems surrounding Daemen University Nature Trail.
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Report:
Industry Trends
The field of graphic design continues to evolve at break-neck pace unlike any other. Here, I examine ways a university could better teach emerging trends.
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Blog:
Professor Herman
After five years of teaching at Daemen University, I take a moment to share some of my favorite experiences and most interesting learnings.
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Blog:
AAF Buffalo
Over the past 3 years I've volunteered as the Chair of the Education Committee at AAF Buffalo. In this blog, I take a look at some of my proudest moments.
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