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The Department of Art History, Visual Art & Theory Page 1/46 THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Curriculum Vitae for Faculty Members Date: April 11, 2019 Initials: 1. SURNAME: Zeigler FIRST NAME: Barbara MIDDLE NAME(S): Ann 2. DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL: Art History, Visual Art and Theory 3. FACULTY: Arts 4. PRESENT RANK: Associate Professor SINCE: 1986 5. POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION University or Institution Degree Subject Area Dates University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign MFA Printmaking 1975 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign BFA Painting 1973 Akademie der bildenden Künste (Art Academy of Study Abroad Mixed Media & Theory 1969-70; 1971-72 Munich; Munich, Germany) Universität München (University of Munich; Study Abroad Art History & Language Fall 1972 Munich, Germany) 6. EMPLOYMENT RECORD (a) Prior to coming to U.B.C. University, Company or Organization Rank or Title Dates Department of Art, Queen’s University Assistant Professor (Sabbatical Rep.) 1978-79 Nova Scotia College of Art and Design Instructor, Summer 1978 Department of Art, University of Alberta Assistant Professor, Spring Session 1977 Department of Art, University of Alberta Assistant Professor, Summer Session 1976 Department of Art and Design, University of Alberta Instructor (Full-time Sessional) 1975-78 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Graduate Teaching Assistant 1974-75 Page 2/46 (b) At UBC Rank or Title Dates Professor 2018 Associate Professor 1986 Assistant Professor 1979 (c) Date of granting of tenure at U.B.C.: July 1, 1984 7. LEAVES OF ABSENCE University, Company or Organization at which Type of Leave Dates Leave was taken University of British Columbia Study leave July 1 - Dec. 31, 2018 University of British Columbia Study Leave Jan. 1, 2014 - June 30, 2014 University of British Columbia Study Leave July 1, 2009 - Dec. 31, 2009 University of British Columbia Study Leave Jan. 1, 2005 - June 30, 2005 University of British Columbia Study Leave July 1, 1999 - June 30, 2000 University of British Columbia Study Leave July 1, 1992 - June 30, 1993 University of British Columbia Maternity Leave Jan. 1, 1988 - Mar. 31, 1988 University of British Columbia Study Leave July 1, 1985 - June 30, 1986 8. TEACHING (a) Areas of special interest and accomplishments Primary areas of instruction last five years: printmaking (with digital imaging), drawing, open studio. Additional prior areas of instruction: photography, painting, foundation, studio theory, and digital imaging. Traditional and non-traditional contexts and approaches to the producton of art are explored within the undergraduate studio-based classes I teach. Visual explorations and the reading of critical texts are aimed at broadening the scope of the artmaking process to include current social and political realities. Print Media courses introduce students to multidisciplinary contemporary printmaking practice and theoretical discussion. Drawing courses combine the analysis of current drawing texts, with material practice exploring drawing as a process of visual thinking. Since the early 90s, within an increasingly interdisciplinary and collaborative framework, a range of course projects have linked with other UBC departments and community groups outside the university. At the graduate level, I regularly supervise MFA students working in a variety of media within our rigorous two- year MFA in Visual Art Program that fosuses on practice and theory, within the intellectual environment of the university and local and international art communities. Page 3/46 (b) Courses Taught at U.B.C. (Past 5 years) Session Course Scheduled Size Lectures Tutorials in Labs Other (Prep. Number Hours Critiques addition to & marking - over 13/wk classtime visual + texts) 2018-T2 VISA 352-001 3/wk 20 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2018-T2 VISA 401H-001 3/wk 20 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2018-T2 VISA 581&582 see below* 11 My portion Joint taught My portion, 2017-T1 VISA 101-001 9 total 21 w/ 3 other fac. x 25 hrs total 2017-T1 VISA 220-002 3/wk 22 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2017-T1 VISA 250-001 3/wk 20 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2017-T1 VISA 350-001 3/wk 19 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2017-T2 VISA 250-003 3/wk 20 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2017-T2 VISA 351-001 3/wk 21 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk \ 2017-T2 VISA 401G 3/wk 21 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2017-T2 VISA 581&582 see below* 10 2016-T1 VISA 250-002 3/wk 14 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2016-T1 VISA 350-001 3/wk 18 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2016-T1 VISA 401A-001 3/wk 14 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk Tutorial, ave. 2016-T1 VISA 490 1/hr/wk/per stud. 2 ave. 2/hr/wk 2016-T2 VISA 220-002 3/wk 20 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2016-T2 VISA 250-003 3/wk 12 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2016-T2 VISA 352-001 3/wk 13 13 26 Tutorial 2016-T2 VISA 490 ave. 1/hr/wk 1 ave. 1/hr/wk Tutorial 2016-T2 VISA 491 ave. 1/hr/wk 1 ave. 1/hr/wk 2016-T1-T2 VISA 581&582 see below* 12 Page 4/46 Session Course Scheduled Size Lectures Tutorials in Labs Other (Prep. Number Hours Critiques addition to & marking - over 13/wk classtime visual + texts) 2015-T1 VISA 250-001 3/wk 15 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2015-T1 VISA 351-001 3/wk 22 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2015-T2 VISA 250-003 3/wk 15 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2015-T2 VISA 321-002 3/wk 14 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2015-T2 VISA 352-001 3/wk 22 13 26 2015-T1-T2 VISA 581&582 see below* 11 2014-T1 VISA 250-001 3/wk 18 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2014-T1 VISA 350-001 3/wk 20 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2014-T1 VISA 401A-001 3/wk 19 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2014-T2 VISA 220-004 16 3/wk 16 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2014-T2 VISA 250-003 19 3/wk 19 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2014-T2 VISA 351-001 21 3/wk 21 13 26 x ave. 6/hr.wk 2014-T1-T2 VISA 581&582 see below* 11 *Graduate Seminar (Not primary instructor. Student Supervisor, attend selected critiques, and assign portion of mark).(Not primary instructor. Serve as student supervisor, attend selected group critiques, and assign portion of mark). ** VISA 590 Graduate Special Studies Tutorial (c) Graduate Students Supervised or Co-supervised The two-year intensive UBC MFA Program in Visual Art accepts six students per year and is not discipline based. Students in the program may work in any area of contemporary art production including painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, photography, digital art, multimedia, video, performance, installation art, or any interdisciplinary form. Primary supervisors must be fulltime VISA faculty. Secondary and tertiary Advisors may be ARTH (including Critical Curatorial Studies) faculty members or from other UBC departments and faculties. Co-Supervisor (i.e., Secondary Student Degree Major Status Institution Dates Supervisor or Tertiary) Start End Mahiha MFA Visual Art In Progress University 2018 Sikander of British Columbia Madiha MFA Visual Art Completed University 2016 2018 X Sikander of British Columbia Page 5/46 Co-Supervisor (i.e., Secondary Student Degree Major Status Institution Dates Supervisor or Tertiary) Start End Carolyn MFA Visual Art Comleted University 2015 2017 X Stockbridge of British Columbia Jessica MFA Visual Art Completed University 2015 2017 X Evans of British Columbia Anyse MFA Visual Art Completed University 2013 2015 X Ducharme of British Columbia Eric Angus MFA Visual Art Completed University 2013 2015 X of British Columbia Christina PhD UBC In Progress University 2013 X Han School of of British Nursing Columbia Todd MFA Visual Art Complerete University 2012 2014 committment X Evanger d of British 9/2012 thru 12/2013 - on Columbia leave T2 2013-14 Kate Moss MFA Visual Art Completed University 2012 2014 committment X of British 9/2012 thru 12/2013 - on Columbia leave T2 2013-14 Lux Petrova MFA Visual Art Completed University 2010 2012 X of British Columbia Kevin Day MFA Visual Art Completed University 2010 2012 X of British Columbia Marilyne MFA Visual Art Completed University 2009 2011 X Blais of British Columbia Joe Berubé MFA Visual Art Completed University 2009 2011 X of British Columbia DN Pettipas MA Resource Completed University 2004 2010 X Manageme of British nt & Columbia Environme ntal Studies Melanie MFA Visual Art Completed University 2006 2008 X Bond of British Columbia Page 6/46 Co-Supervisor (i.e., Secondary Student Degree Major Status Institution Dates Supervisor or Tertiary) Start End Raymond MFA Visual Art Completed University 2006 2008 X Boisjoly of British Columbia Kristina MFA Visual Art Completed University 2005 2008 X Podesva of British Columbia Ryan Peters MFA Visual Art Completed University 2005 2007 X of British Columbia Nicole MFA Visual Art Completed University 2004 2006 X Brabant of British Columbia Sue Liang MFA Visual Art Completed University 1996 1998 X of British Columbia Victor Wong MFA Visual Art Completed University 1996 1998 X of British Columbia Melody Lin MFA Visual Art Completed University 1995 1997 X of British Columbia Frances MFA Visual Art Completed University 1990 1992 X Grafton of British Columbia Patrick MFA Visual Art Completed University 1989 1991 X Mahon of British Columbia Lisa MFA Visual Art Completed University 1989 1991 X MacLean of British Columbia Ellen MFA Visual Art Completed University 1988 1990 X Ramsey of British Columbia David Vivian MFA Visual Art Completed University 1987 1989 X of British Columbia Paul Bryden MFA Visual Art Completed University 1986 1988 X of British Columbia Page 7/46 Co-Supervisor (i.e., Secondary Student Degree Major Status Institution Dates Supervisor or Tertiary) Start End Frances MFA Visual Art Completed University 1984 1986 X McLafferty of British Columbia Nora v.
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