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Faculty Coordinator
Cora Lynn Deibler
- Department of Art and Art History
UNIT 1099
- (860) 486-6840
- cora.deibler@uconn.edu
Cora Lynn Deibler is a professional illustrator specializing
in children’s and editorial work. Her national and
international clients have included Cricket, Spider,
The Weekly Reader, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Scholastic
Inc., Penn State University, and Planned Parenthood. Professor
Deibler has been selected as Spider magazine’s monthly
serial artist. The magazine has showcased her work in “The
Danderfield Twins” since January 2004. Awards have
included How magazine's self-promotional annual, the Print
Regional Annual, The New York State Press Association, and
RSVP’s annual illustration competition. As a member
of the Society of Illustrators she participates regularly
in shows at the Society of Illustrators Museum of American
Illustration in New York City, and her work was recently
featured in the exhibition “Women in Illustration:
Contemporary Vision and Voices” at the Norman Rockwell
Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Deibler received a
BFA in Communication Design from Kutztown University and
an MFA in Illustration from Syracuse University as a University
Fellow.
Cora
Deibler's Homepage
Course Offerings
Art 130 - Drawing I
Events
Frequently Asked Questions About Instructor Certification
- Q: What are the minimum requirements for instructor
certification?
- A: The minimum degree requirement for teachers wishing
to teach Early College Experience art courses is usually
a Master of Fine Arts, although a candidate with a Master's
in Education and appropriate background may be approved
in extremely rare situations. Upon reviewing the application
materials, the faculty coordinator in art may wish to schedule
an interview with the candidate or visit the teaching facilities.
This time is a way to be introduced to the program and discuss
possibilities for the course.
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