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NAME Juno A. Morrow RECOMMENDATION FOR CURRICULUM VITAE NAME Juno A. Morrow RECOMMENDATION FOR APPOINTMENT REAPPOINTMENT PROMOTION REAPPOINTMENT WITH TENURE OTHER (Designation as Vice President, Dean, etc.) CURRENT TITLE Assistant Professor of Game Design DEPARTMENT Humanities EFFECTIVE DATE 2019.08.12 SALARY RATE N/A Note: Grey boxes indicate that this item occurred before coming to Hostos. I. HIGHER EDUCATION A. DEGREES Institution Dates Attended Degree & Major Date Conferred Parsons School of Design 2013-2015 MFA Design and Technology 2015 at The New School University of Houston 2004-2009 BA Communication-Media Production 2009 B. ADDITIONAL HIGHER EDUCATION and/or EDUCATION IN PROGRESS Institution Dates Degree or Certificate & (Expected) Date Major Conferred New York 2019 Interactive Telecom. N/A University Program Camp II. EXPERIENCE A. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Institution Department Rank Dates CUNY—Eugenio María de Hostos Humanities Assistant Professor 2015- Community College Present Parsons School of Design Art, Media & Technology Part-time Lecturer 2015 Parsons School of Design Art, Media & Technology Teaching Fellow 2014 Parsons School of Design Art, Media & Teaching Assistant 2014 Technology B. OTHER EXPERIENCE Institution Department Rank or title role Dates (Independent/Freelance) N/A Photographer/Designer 2009- Present Try The World N/A Front-End Web Developer 2015 Parsons School of Design gadgITERATION Graduate Research 2014-2015 Assistant Reed Elsevier Universal Access Research Coordinator 2012-2013 HASH magazine Photography Staff Photographer 2012-2013 HRP/CoxReps Research Research Analyst 2011-2012 University of Houston Information Technology Help Desk Assistant 2007-2009 Support Center III. ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL HONORS Honor or Award Granting Institution Date Amplifying New Voices Awardee Game Developers 2019 Conference / Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences Faculty Fellowship Publication Program Fellow CUNY 2018-2019 University Merit, Dean’s Merit Scholarships Parsons School of Design 2013-2015 Code Teaching Fellow Parsons School of Design 2014 China-US Young Maker Competition Finalist The Ministry of Education 2014 of the People’s Republic of China Dwell World Views Runner-up Dwell magazine 2011 IV. PUBLICATIONS/CREATIVE WORKS A. REFEREED PUBLICATIONS/CREATIVE WORKS, PERFORMED OR EXHIBITED (Peer-reviewed works) Publication Title (* indicate student co- Publisher/Venue Type Date authors) “Gender Unbound Art Fest 2019” Blue Genie Art Bazaar Group art 2019 Austin, TX exhibition SAAM Arcade Smithsonian American Art Game 2019 (showing Conspiracy Theories About Myself) Museum exhibition/event Washington, DC Alt.Control Showcase Secret Project Robot Game 2019 (showing Circumnavigators) Brooklyn, NY exhibition/event MAGFest Arcade Music And Gaming Festival Game festival 2019 (showing Circumnavigators) 2019 exhibition National Harbor, MD DBA Arcade Presents: Alt.Ctrl Showcase Caveat Game 2018 (showing Circumnavigators) New York, NY exhibition/event The Woven Tale Press vol. VI #7 Woven Tale Press LLC Featured artist 2018 “Travelers” Blank Wall Gallery Group art 2018 Athens, Greece exhibition Ova the Rainbow : DreamBoxXx The Dreamhouse Game exhibition 2018 (showing Conspiracy Theories About Myself Queens, NY and ORBTOWN) “Portraits” Blank Wall Gallery Group art 2018 Athens, Greece exhibition “Earth Speaks” ARTSPACE Gallery Group art 2018 Stroudsburg, PA exhibition “Unique Viewpoint” Fredericksburg Center for the Group art 2018 Creative Arts exhibition Fredericksburg, VA “Designing Multiplicity” Parsons School of Design Thesis exhibition 2015 New York, NY B. OTHER PUBLICATIONS/ CREATIVE WORKS, PERFORMED OR EXHIBITED (Non-peer-reviewed works) Title Publisher/Venue Type Date Name and None Issue #3 Name and None Featured Artist 2019 The RS-Xcade: An Indie Arcade + Sneaker Lightbox Party event 2019 Party New York, NY (showing Circumnavigators) Pinkwashed Issue #7: Pink Portfolio Pinkwashed Zine Featured artist 2019 Playcrafting Spring Play Expo Playcrafting/Microsoft Game expo 2019 (showing Pruuds vs. Sloots) New York, NY Wonderville Fundraiser Elsewhere Loft Game 2019 (showing Circumnavigators) Brooklyn, NY exhibition/ fundraiser event HEX90: A queer hacker salon featuring the The Footlight Game 2019 DreamboxXx cabinet Ridgewood, NY exhibition/event Recess IRL Popup Death By Audio Arcade Recess IRL Game 2019 Tournament New York, NY exhibition/event (showing Conspiracy Theories About Myself and ORBTOWN) ENBY Magazine Issue #3 ENBY Magazine Featured artist 2018 Playcrafting Halloween Expo 2018 Playcrafting/Microsoft Game expo 2018 (showing Blood Broker) New York, NY Average Art 19 Average Art magazine Featured artist 2018 Average Art 20 Playcrafting Halloween Expo 2017 Playcrafting/Microsoft Game expo 2017 (showing Blood Broker) New York, NY “People’s Choice Salon Show” Greenpoint Gallery Large group art 2017 New York, NY exhibition Playcrafting Winter Expo Playcrafting/Microsoft Game expo 2017 (showing Mastering Tedium) New York, NY The Most Massive Woman Wins Hostos Repertory Theater Theatrical 2017 Bronx, NY rendition (as projection designer) Playcrafting Halloween Expo 2016 Playcrafting/Microsoft Game expo 2016 (showing Folly) New York, NY after dark Independently published Conceptual art 2016 book NYC Media Lab Demo Expo NYC Media Lab Summit 2015 Design expo 2015 (showing Depth Perception) New York, NY 2nd Annual Parsons Gala Exhibition and Parsons School of Design Art auction/ 2015 Auction New York, NY exhibition (showing Mastering Tedium) SXSW Student Work -The New School South by Southwest (SXSW) Media expo 2015 Austin, TX NYC Media Lab Demo Expo NYC Media Lab Summit 2014 Design expo 2014 (showing Oral Perspectives) New York, NY Subjective Ideal CreateSpace Ind. Publishing Artist 2012 Platform (self-published) monograph Dwell World Views Dwell Media LLC. Photography 2011 collection book Urban Dreamscapes Blurb (self-published) Artist 2010 monograph V. UNPUBLISHED WORK (Supported by evidence, including unpublished PhD or Master’s Thesis) A. WORKS ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION/EXHIBITION/PRODUCTION Title Publisher/Venue Date of Acceptance B. WORKS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION, EXHIBITION or PRODUCTION Title Publisher/Venue Date of Submission VI. GRANTS AND SPONSORED PROGRAMS A. External Name of Grant Funding Agency Dollar Award Period Role (PI, Co-PI) Amount (underline (direct current awards) costs/total) B. Internal (CUNY or PSC) Name of Grant Funding Dollar Amount Award Period Role (PI, Agency (direct costs/total) (underline current awards) Co-PI) PSC-CUNY Research PSC-CUNY $3499.99 7/2016 – 6/2017 PI Award TradA VII. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED LECTURES (Indicate invited lectures/presentations with *) Title of Presentation/Lecture Name and Location of Date Conference/Lecture “CS and Art & Design” (panel)* Bit by Bit Conference 2019 New York, NY Developing Conspiracy Theories About Myself* UnityNYC July Meeting 2018 New York, NY “Games for Engagement” Bronx EdTech Showcase 2018 Bronx, NY “Learning from Alternative Design Practices” CUNY Games Conference 4.0 2018 New York, NY “Games for Engagement” CUNY Games Conference 4.0 2018 New York, NY “What Public Option? Voicing the Struggles of Game Developers Conference 2018 Marginalized Student Populations” San Francisco, CA “Hack the Dinos” (Foss’l) American Museum of Natural History 2015 New York, NY “Depth Perception”* Design and Technology Symposium— 2015 Impression, Parsons School of Design New York, NY “VR101 with the Oculus Rift”* Dorkshop at Parsons 2015 New York, NY “Digital Pathologies of the Metaverse”* NUMA Paris 2014 Paris, France “Photo Editing Workflow in Lightroom and Photoshop”* Dorkshop at Parsons 2014 New York, NY VIII. SERVICE A. COLLEGE SERVICE Name of Committee or Project Type of Service Role (i.e. Chair) Dates Humanities Department Curriculum Committee Member 2019- Committee Present Humanities Department Personnel & Committee Member 2019- Budget Committee Present Media Design Unit Coordinator Unit coordination Coordinator 2018- (with Prof. London) Present Creative Work Support Group Faculty support Creator/Chair 2016- organization Present Educational Technology Leadership College-wide Member 2017- Council committee Present Game Design Program Survey Program Sole organizer 2017- development Present (2017, 2018, 2019) Spring Scramble Game Design Event Sole Organizer 2016- Competition Present (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019) Video Game Club Club advising Advisor 2016- Present Instructional Evaluations Committee College-wide Member 2016- committee Present Game Design Club Club advising Advisor 2015- Present Student Leadership Academic Advisory Advising Member 2015- Council Present Media Design Programs Strategic Committee Member 2015- Committee Present Search committee for Lecturer of Search committee Member 2019 Theatre Spa Day – Event Jam Event Activity Designer/ 2019 Facilitator Spa Day Planning Committee Committee Member 2019 Mythologies in Play Workshop Event Coordinator/ 2019 Facilitator New course: GD110 Visual Design for Curriculum/ Developer/presenter 2019 Games program development Course revisions for GD201, GD210, Curriculum/ Developer/presenter 2019 DD107, DD108, DD111, DD201, program DD207, DD305, DM201, DM202, development DM205, DM206 Program revisions for AAS Game Curriculum/ Developer/presenter 2019 Design, AAS Digital Music, AAS Digital program Design & Animation (Animation and development Design tracks) Mathematics Day @ Hostos panel Event Panel member 2019 member (Voices from the Faculty: Personal Story and Mathematics) Mathematics Day @ Hostos logo and Design work Designer
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