Professor

Terence O’Daly

TerenceODaly@Gmail.com

Digital Designer & Leader

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I am a Leader, Teacher, Web Designer, Graphic Designer and Technologist. What can I do for you?

CV | Resume

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References

Professional Experience

LIU Post | Chair | Department of Design & Digital Technologies (2019-2022)
LIU Post | Chair | Department of Art, Design and Game Development (2022-Present)

I currently serve as a chair in the College of Art & Design at LIU Post. The Department of Art, Design, and Game Development was formed in a merge of the Department of Design and Digital Technologies and The Department of Art and includes the following academic programs:

BFA in Art (120 Credits)
BFA in Digital Arts & Design (120 Credits)
BFA in Digital Game Design & Development (120 Credits)
MS Clinical Art Therapy (60 Credits)

The department serves approximately 180 students in four majors and 50 students from other departments in the College of Art & Design. As chair, my responsibilities include the following:

Supervises three program directors and performs the role of program director for the Digital Arts & Design program.
Supervises seven tenured faculty, three non-tenured faculty, and twelve adjunct faculty.
Supervises and maintains ten academic teaching spaces including six Apple Macintosh computer labs, a print center, and four Fine Art studio spaces.
Manages the operating budget for all department programs.
Supervises IT technicians in planning updates and maintaining 6 Apple Macintosh computer labs with over 80 workstations and resolves technical issues on a day-by-day basis.
Coordinates Outcomes Assessment reporting for all department programs.
Coordinates academic advising sessions for students in each program of the department.
Manages the department course schedule and faculty assignments for approximately 80 courses per semester.
Chairs the Department Personnel Committee, Curriculum Committee, and Search Committee
Coordinates and supervises departmental open house and recruitment events.
Coordinates department academic advising sessions.

Teaching Experience

LIU Post, Brookville, NY

Associate Professor of Design – Digital Arts & Design Program (2009-Present)
Assistant Professor of Art – Digital Arts & Design Program (2005-2009)

Southampton College, Southampton, NY

Assistant Professor of Digital Media (2002-2005)
Associate Adjunct Professor of Arts & Media (1998-2001)
Assistant Adjunct Professor of Arts & Media (1996-1997)

Additional Professional Experience

LIU Post | Director | Digital Arts & Design Program (2016-2019)

Served as the Director of the Digital Arts & Design program. Responsibilities include scheduling all classes in the program, managing the program’s operating budget, managing faculty workload assignments, supervising the management of the program computer labs and related technology with IT department, coordinating, and drafting Outcomes Assessment reports, managing curriculum development, student advising, supervising BFA Senior Exhibitions, coordinating recruitment events and hosting open houses for prospective students.

Southampton College | Program Author & Coordinator | Digital Arts Program | (2004-2005)

Authored and served as department coordinator for this undergraduate major in Digital Arts. Responsibilities included curriculum development, department staffing assignments, course scheduling, program budgeting, and supervising program facilities. Served as the transitioning coordinator for this program area during the closing year of Southampton College. Supervised the transition of all academic and technological resources to the LIU Post campus.

Electric Arts & Media, Inc. | President | Laurel, NY | (1996-Present)

Owns and operates this award winning graphic design and Website development firm. Print design work has appeared in Advertising Age, Advertising Age International, Ad Week, Wireless Week, Electronic Buyers News, Wireless Review and The Industry Standard. Website design work has been recognized by the W3 Awards and Davey Awards and featured in Communication Arts Magazine.