Matthew R. Smith, MFA Assistant Professor of Practice The University of at Austin

Curriculum Vitae

Education: M.F.A. in Design and Technology University of Texas at Austin, Graduation: May 2016 M.A. in Communication Angelo State University, San Angelo, Texas, Graduation: December 2012 B.A. in Drama and B.A. in Communication Angelo State University, San Angelo, Texas, Graduation: May 2004

Professional Experience: d3 Programmer Pride and Prejudice – The Rep – St. Louis, Missouri November 2019 Projection and Lighting Designer The Yellow Wallpaper – Opera composed by Dan Welcher – Austin, Texas December 2018 d3 Assistant Programmer and Operator What Men Want – Paramount Films – Atlanta, Georgia June 2018 d3 Programmer and Operator ABB Customer World 2017 – Houston, Texas March 2017 Production Manager, Designer, Technical Director Center for Arts and Entertainment Technologies – launch event – Austin, Texas January 2016 Content Artist, Assistant to Projection Designer – Sven Ortel Mat Franco – Magic Reinvented Nightly – Linq Hotel & Casino – Las Vegas, Nevada Summer 2015 Content Artist, Assistant to Projection Designer – Wendall Harrington Un ballo in maschera, Austin Opera – Austin, Texas November 2014 Intern High End Systems – Austin, Texas Summer 2014 – September 2015 University Theatre Technical Director / Resident Designer Angelo State University – San Angelo, Texas Fall 2006 – Summer 2013 Freelance Lighting Designer 2006 – present Audio Technician – , Texas September 2005 – March 2006 Technical Production Supervisor – San Antonio, Texas Summer 2004 – March 2006 Carpenter, Special Effects SRO Associates – Boerne, Texas October 2004 – January 2006 Teaching Experience: Assistant Professor of Practice University of Texas at Austin AET 329F: 3D Projection Mapping This course is designed to introduce students to 3D projection mapping. The primary focus is to explore core technologies, practices, and workflows utilized for the creation of conent and subsequent programming of media servers. Software covered includes: disguise media server, Vectorworks, and Blender. Student activities include: design, 3D modeling, fabrication, content creation, media server programming, and projector calibration. Spring 2020

Assistant Professor of Practice University of Texas at Austin AET 344D: 3D Previsualization for Live Entertainment This course examines the workflows associated with creating an accurate 3D representation of a live performance event / installation. Students will learn a variety of software applications including but not limited to VectorWorks and LightConverse. Within this course students are expected to design, draft, and render complete environments with a level of completion ready for presentation to any prospective client. Spring 2020

Assistant Professor of Practice University of Texas at Austin AET 316C: Foundations of New Performance Technologies This course introduces students to the core technologies of live performance. Students are introduced to the tools and technologies prevalent in four specific applications of New Performance Technology: 3D Projection Mapping, Intelligent LED lighting and Pixel Mapping, Interactive and Generative Imagery, and 3D Previsualization. Students are provided the opportunity to explore each of these areas of technology through dedicated lecture and laboratory time. Spring 2020

Assistant Professor of Practice University of Texas at Austin AET 329F: Interactive Lighting Environments This course examines the meaning behind “interactive lighting”. More specifically students explore hardware and software components to execute a variety of interactive designs. The Hog 4 lighting console will serve as a key component for both input and output device throughout the course. This course will also play a key role in the lighting design and implementation for the co-curricular “Escape Room” project in collaboration with Planet Texas. Fall 2019

Assistant Professor of Practice University of Texas at Austin AET 316C: Foundations of New Performance Technologies This course introduces students to the core technologies of live performance. Students are introduced to the tools and technologies prevalent in four specific applications of New Performance Technology: 3D Projection Mapping, Intelligent LED lighting and Pixel Mapping, Interactive and Generative Imagery, and 3D Previsualization. Students are provided the opportunity to explore each of these areas of technology through dedicated lecture and laboratory time. Fall 2019

Assistant Professor of Practice University of Texas at Austin AET 316: Foundations of New Performance Technologies (section 1 of 2) This course introduces students to the core technologies of live performance. Students are introduced to the tools and technologies prevalent in four specific applications of New Performance Technology: 3D Projection Mapping, Intelligent LED lighting and Pixel Mapping, Interactive and Generative Imagery, and 3D Previsualization. Students are provided the opportunity to explore each of these areas of technology through dedicated lecture and laboratory time. Spring 2019

Assistant Professor of Practice University of Texas at Austin AET 316: Foundations of New Performance Technologies (section 2 of 2) This course introduces students to the core technologies of live performance. Students are introduced to the tools and technologies prevalent in four specific applications of New Performance Technology: 3D Projection Mapping, Intelligent LED lighting and Pixel Mapping, Interactive and Generative Imagery, and 3D Previsualization. Students are provided the opportunity to explore each of these areas of technology through dedicated lecture and laboratory time. Spring 2019

Assistant Professor of Practice University of Texas at Austin AET 348 / TD 354T: Concert and Event Lighting This course examines lighting design principles and practices associated with concert and events. Students will learn a variety of hardware and software applications including but not limited to: Hog 4, LightConverse and Reaper. Within this course students are expected to create and execute a variety Of lighting designs while utilizing a variety of communication protocols including but not limited to: DMX, ArtNET, HogNET, sACN, MIDI, and OSC. Spring 2019

Assistant Professor of Practice University of Texas at Austin AET 360C / TD354T: Entertainment System Design This course offers students hands-on training with industry leading products including Hog4 from High End Systems, d3 media server, and QLab. Students learn skills necessary to program each piece of software, as well as create independent networks for show control. Projects begin as primarily skills based, and evolve into incorporating design and narrative elements. This class will explore not only theatrical performances, but a variety of live performance avenues. Fall 2018

Assistant Professor of Practice University of Texas at Austin AET 339 / TD 354T: Drafting Lighting and Media This course serves as the introductory 2D drafting course for projection, lighting and Interactivity (PLAI). Throughout the semester students will learn drafting standards, practices and techniques utilized within the field of live entertainment with the use of VectorWorks CAD software. Students will work through a series of exercises designed to reach lighting and projection fundamentals including: beam angle / field angle, drafting line weights, projection throw calculations, and distribution of light. Students will learn how to draft lighting and projection plots, sections and system diagrams. Fall 2018

Assistant Professor of Practice University of Texas at Austin AET 316: Foundations of New Performance Technologies This course introduces students to the core technologies of live performance. Students are introduced to the tools and technologies prevalent in four specific applications of New Performance Technology: 3D Projection Mapping, Intelligent LED lighting and Pixel Mapping, Interactive and Generative Imagery, and 3D Previsualization. Students are provided the opportunity to explore each of these areas of technology through dedicated lecture and laboratory time. Fall 2018

Lecturer University of Texas at Austin AET 348 / TD 354T: Concert and Event Lighting This course examines lighting design principles and practices associated with concert and events. Students will learn a variety of hardware and software applications including but not limited to: Hog 4, LightConverse and Reaper. Within this course students are expected to create and execute a variety Of lighting designs while utilizing a variety of communication protocols including but not limited to: DMX, ArtNET, HogNET, sACN, MIDI, and OSC. Spring 2018

Lecturer University of Texas at Austin AET 316: Foundations of New Performance Technologies This course introduces students to the core technologies of live performance. Students are introduced to the tools and technologies prevalent in four specific applications of New Performance Technology: 3D Projection Mapping, Intelligent LED lighting and Pixel Mapping, Interactive and Generative Imagery, and 3D Previsualization. Students are provided the opportunity to explore each of these areas of technology through dedicated lecture and laboratory time. Spring 2018

Lecturer University of Texas at Austin AET 339: New Performance Technologies Production Lab This course introduces students to the core technologies of 3D projection mapping. Students are introduced to the tools and technologies necessary for conent creation and 3D modeling utilizing a disguise Media Server. Students are provided the opportunity to explore each step of this workflow through dedicated lecture and laboratory time. Spring 2018

Lecturer University of Texas at Austin AET 354T: Media Creation for Live Performance This course examines the workflows associated with the creation of imagery for live performance. Students explore a variety of workflows including but not limited to: photo and video acquisition, Adobe Creative Cloud, green screen techniques, and generative imagery. Students create a variety of content for playback in the classroom, as well as on stage with a general public audience. Spring 2018

Lecturer University of Texas at Austin AET 344C / TD 354T: 3D Previsualization This course examines the workflows associated with creating an accurate 3D representation of a live performance event / installation. Students will learn a variety of software applications including but not limited to VectorWorks and LightConverse. Within this course students are expected to design, build, and render complete environments with a level of completion ready for presentation to any prospective client. Fall 2017

Lecturer University of Texas at Austin AET 347 / TD 388L: Projection Design This course is a skills based course centered on the successful implementation of projections within the live performance field. Students will gain an understanding of projection elements including engineering and design. Students will learn through the use of lectures, computer aided drafting, and physical equipment installation. This class will explore not only theatrical performances, but a variety of live performance avenues. Fall 2017

Lecturer University of Texas at Austin TD 324P: Advanced Production Laboratory This course offers students the opportunity for hands on learning of Projection Design for live performance. Students learn the skills needed to implement various projection systems throughout multiple performance spaces. Students also are provided the opportunity to learn troubleshooting techniques as well as general maintenance procedures for projection and playback equipment. Fall 2017 Lecturer University of Texas at Austin AET 360C / TD354T: Entertainment System Design This course offers students hands-on training with industry leading products including Hog4 from High End Systems, d3 media server, and QLab. Students learn skills necessary to program each piece of software, as well as create independent networks for show control. Projects begin as primarily skills based, and evolve into incorporating design and narrative elements. This class will explore not only theatrical performances, but a variety of live performance avenues. Fall 2017

Lecturer University of Texas at Austin TD 324P: Advanced Production Laboratory This course offers students the opportunity for hands on learning of Projection Design for live performance. Students learn the skills needed to implement various projection systems throughout multiple performance spaces. Students also are provided the opportunity to learn troubleshooting techniques as well as general maintenance procedures for projection and playback equipment. Spring 2017

Lecturer University of Texas at Austin AET 317: Foundations of Interactive Software This course introduces students to the core technologies of live performance. Students are introduced to the tools and technologies prevalent in four specific applications of New Performance Technology: 3D Projection Mapping, Intelligent LED lighting and Pixel Mapping, Interactive and Generative Imagery, and 3D Previsualization. Students are provided the opportunity to explore each of these areas of technology through dedicated lecture and laboratory time. Spring 2017

Lecturer University of Texas at Austin TD 324P: Advanced Production Laboratory This course offers students the opportunity for hands on learning of Projection Design for live performance. Students learn the skills needed to implement various projection systems throughout multiple performance spaces. Students also are provided the opportunity to learn troubleshooting techniques as well as general maintenance procedures for projection and playback equipment. Fall 2016

Lecturer University of Texas at Austin TD354T: Entertainment System Design This course offers students hands-on training with industry leading products including Hog4 from High End Systems, d3 media server, and QLab. Students learn skills necessary to program each piece of software, as well as create independent networks for show control. Projects begin as primarily skills based, and evolve into incorporating design and narrative elements. This class will explore not only theatrical performances, but a variety of live performance avenues. Fall 2016

Adjunct Instructor University of Texas at Austin TD 324P: Advanced Production Laboratory This course offers students the opportunity for hands on learning of Projection Design for live performance. Students learn the necessary skills needed to implement various projection systems throughout multiple performance spaces. Students also are provided the opportunity to learn troubleshooting techniques as well as general maintenance procedures for projection and playback equipment. Spring 2016

Teaching Assistant University of Texas at Austin TD 314P: Production Laboratory This course offers students the opportunity for hands on learning of Projection Design for live performance. Students learn the necessary skills needed to implement various projection systems throughout multiple performance spaces. Students also are provided the opportunity to learn troubleshooting techniques as well as general maintenance procedures for projection and playback equipment. Spring 2015

Teaching Assistant University of Texas at Austin TD 314P: Production Laboratory This course offers students the opportunity for hands on learning of Projection Design for live performance. Students learn the necessary skills needed to implement various projection systems throughout multiple performance spaces. Students also are provided the opportunity to learn troubleshooting techniques as well as general maintenance procedures for projection and playback equipment. Fall 2014

Adjunct Instructor Angelo State University Communication 2301: Public Speaking, Two Online Sections This course in public speaking focuses on the delivery, design, and research of oral presentations for professional and personal life. The course covers the following topics: informative speaking, persuasive speaking, communication competence, communication anxiety, research and gathering, visual aids, and communication ethics. Fall 2011

Additional Teaching: Instructor “Intro to Lighting Technology: DMX & Programming” – Dadageek Night course offered with Dadageek in Austin, Texas. This course focuses on the hardware and software associated with lighting design for live entertainment. Topics explored include but are not limited to: Hog 4 console, conventional & automated lighting fixtures, and pixel mapping. 2020 “Projection Design” Workshop – Kennedy Center American College Theatre Association (KCACTF) This workshop focuses on the system components for live entertainment projections. Topics discussed included: projectors, playback control, projection surfaces, and signal distribution. This workshop was presented to teachers and students from across region 5. 2019 “A Picture is Worth a 1000 Words.” Workshop – Kennedy Center American College Theatre Association (KCACTF) This workshop focuses on the photography techniques utilized to take production photographs. Topics covered include (but are not limited to): composition, exposure, camera shooting modes, and lighting. Participants will gain a further understanding of the equipment used, as well as establish a strong workflow to produce great production photographs. 2019 Stagecraft Institute of Las Vegas Instructor of content creation for live performance. Students gained hands on training of Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Adobe After Effects. Class topics included beginner and advanced software capabilities, as well as common practices and applications within the live performance industry. 2018 Stagecraft Institute of Las Vegas Instructor of content creation for live performance. Students gained hands on training of Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Adobe After Effects. Class topics included beginner and advanced software capabilities, as well as common practices and applications within the live performance industry. 2017 “Projection Design” Workshop – University Interscholastic League This workshop focuses on the system components for live entertainment projections. Topics discussed included: projectors, playback control, projection surfaces, and signal distribution. This workshop was presented to teachers and administrators from across the state of Texas. 2017 “Projection Design Fundamentals” Workshop – McKinney Independent School District This workshop focuses on the system components for live entertainment projections. Topics discussed included: projectors, playback control, projection surfaces, and signal distribution. This workshop was presented to McKinney ISD teachers and administrators. 2015 “Content Creation” Workshop – McKinney Independent School District This workshop focuses on the process for creating or acquiring imagery to be utilized as content for a production. Participants gained an understanding of copyright laws as well as various methods used to create original content. This workshop was presented to McKinney ISD students. 2015 “A Picture is Worth a 1000 Words.” Workshop – Texas Educational Theatre Association (TETA) This workshop focuses on the photography techniques utilized to take production photographs. Topics covered include (but are not limited to): composition, exposure, camera shooting modes, and lighting. Participants will gain a further understanding of the equipment used, as well as establish a strong workflow to produce great production photographs. 2013 “A Picture is Worth a 1000 Words.” Workshop – Kennedy Center American College Theatre Association (KCACTF) This workshop focuses on the photography techniques utilized to take production photographs. Topics covered include (but are not limited to): composition, exposure, camera shooting modes, and lighting. Participants will gain a further understanding of the equipment used, as well as establish a strong workflow to produce great production photographs. 2012 “A Picture is Worth a 1000 Words.” Workshop – Texas Educational Theatre Association (TETA) This workshop focuses on the photography techniques utilized to take production photographs. Topics covered include (but are not limited to): composition, exposure, camera shooting modes, and lighting. Participants will gain a further understanding of the equipment used, as well as establish a strong workflow to produce great production photographs. 2011 “Can You Hear Me Now?” Workshop – Texas Educational Theatre Association (TETA) This workshop serves as an introduction to sound reinforcement for theatrical performances. Topics covered include (but are not limited to): body microphones, live musicians, tracked audio, and sound check. Participants will gain a further understanding of the equipment used, and common practices utilized to produce great sounding productions. 2009 Conference Presentations: “Rhetoric of Protest to the Freedom of Expression” – National Communication Association (NCA) Served on panel covering the rhetorical strategies contained within 8 the play. 2012 “The Color of Money: Color Choices of Las Vegas Casinos.” – Texas Speech Communication Association (TSCA) A research proposal over the built environment of the Las Vegas Casino. 2012

Director/Producer: 8 by Dustin Lance Black, a play about marriage equality. Licensing granted by Broadway Impact 2013

Awards: Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival KCACTF Excellence in Projection Design 2015 KCACTF Excellence in Lighting Design 2010 KCACTF Excellence in Lighting Design 2009 KCACTF Excellence in Scenic Design 2009 KCACTF Excellence in Lighting Design 2008 KCACTF Excellence in Technical Support 2007 San Antonio Globe Award, Outstanding Lighting Design 2014 San Antonio Globe Award, Outstanding Lighting Design 2013

Affiliations / Memberships: United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) Texas Speech Communication Association (TSCA) National Communication Association (NCA) Texas Educational Theatre Association (TETA)

Artistic Experience: TD – Technical Director / LD – Lighting Designer / SD – Scenic Designer / PD – Projection Designer / CA – Content Artist / P – Programmer

Music Man The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2020 LD Pride and Prejudice The Rep, St. Louis, MO, 2019 P Bob: A Life in Five Acts St. Michaels Catholic Academy, Austin, TX, 2019 SD, PD Dreamgirls The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2019 LD In The Heights The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2019 LD The Yellow Wallpaper University of Texas at Austin, 2018 PD, LD Annie The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2018 LD She Kills Monsters St. Michaels Catholic Academy, Austin, TX, 2018 SD, PD What Men Want Paramount Films, Atlanta, GA P Hello Dolly The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2018 LD Chitty Chitty Bang Bang The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2018 LD Thoroughly Modern Millie St. Michaels Catholic Academy, Austin, TX, 2018 SD, PD The Tempest St. Michaels Catholic Academy, Austin, TX, 2017 PD A Shadow Among Strangers Chez Zee, Austin, TX, 2017 LD How to Succeed in Busniess Without Really Trying The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2017 LD Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2017 LD Aladdin The Long Beach Ballet, Long Beach, CA, 2017 PD The Channeler 2: The Upside Down Moon Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2017 TD Boeing-Boeing Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2017 TD Shrek: The Musical The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2017 LD Title Loading University of Texas at Austin, 2017 LD A Shadow Among Strangers University of Texas at Austin, 2016 PD, LD Evita The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2016 LD The Little Mermaid The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2016 LD Divide – interactive art installation University of Texas at Austin, 2015 TD, PD, LD Dialogues of the Carmelites University of Texas at Austin, 2016 PD The Diary of Anne Frank University of Texas at Austin, 2015 PD UT 29th Presidential Inauguration University of Texas at Austin, 2015 CA Keepingabreast Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2015 PD, SD Mat Franco: Magic Reinvented Nightly The Linq Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV, 2015 CA Peter Pan The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2015 LD West Side Story The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2015 LD Aladdin The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2015 LD Re/connect University of Texas at Austin, 2015 LD Chord – interactive art installation University of Texas at Austin, 2015 TD, LD Spring Dance Repertory Theatre University of Texas at Austin, 2015 PD White Christmas The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2014 LD Smokey Joe’s Café The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2014 LD Un ballo in maschera Austin Opera, 2014 CA Ariadne / Mahler Songs of the Earth University of Texas at Austin, 2014 PD Ears, Eyes & Feet University of Texas at Austin, 2014 PD Advance Man University of Texas at Austin, 2014 PD Tarzan The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2014 LD Into The Woods The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2014 LD A Christmas Story The Musical The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2013 LD Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2013 LD Spamalot The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2013 LD In The Heights The Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, TX, 2013 LD What I Did Last Summer Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2013 TD, LD, SD Five Women Wearing the Same Dress Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2013 TD, LD, SD The 39 Steps Be Theatre Company, San Angelo, TX, 2013 LD Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2013 TD Thoroughly Modern Millie Central High School, San Angelo, TX, 2013 LD Harvey Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2012 TD, LD, SD The Who’s Tommy Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2012 TD, LD The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2012 TD, LD The Curious Savage Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2012 TD, LD, SD The Drowsy Chaperone San Pedro Playhouse, San Antonio, TX, 2012 LD The Tempest Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2012 TD, LD My Fair Lady San Pedro Playhouse, San Antonio, TX, 2012 LD An Evening of Original Works Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2012 TD, LD, SD A Christmas Carol San Pedro Playhouse, San Antonio, TX, 2011 LD The Foreigner Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2011 TD, LD All My Sons Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2011 TD, LD Butterflies Are Free Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2011 TD, LD, SD Barefoot in the Park Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2011 TD, LD, SD One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2011 TD, LD The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2011 TD, LD The Lilies of the Field Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2010 TD, LD, SD The Sea Gull Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2010 TD, LD, SD Deathtrap Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2010 TD, SD Bedroom Farce Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2010 TD, LD, SD Eurydice Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2010 TD, LD, SD Carousel Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2010 TD, LD, SD Farndale Avenue…A Christmas Carol Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2009 TD, LD, SD Queen of the Mist Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2009 TD, LD, SD Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abr.) Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2009 TD, LD, SD California Suite Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2009 TD, LD, SD Picnic Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2009 TD, LD, SD Godspell Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2009 TD, LD The Nerd Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2008 TD, LD, SD A Lie of the Mind Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2008 TD, LD Blithe Spirit Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2008 TD, LD The Boys Next Door Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2008 TD, LD, SD The Taming of the Shrew Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2008 TD, LD, SD Into the Woods Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2008 TD, LD XSR – Die! Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2007 TD, LD Tuesdays with Morrie Angelo Civic Theatre, San Angelo, TX, 2007 LD Bridge to Terabithia Angelo Civic Theatre, San Angelo, TX, 2007 LD Proof Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2007 TD, SD Absent Friends Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2007 TD, LD, SD An Evening of One Acts Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2007 TD, LD To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2007 TD, SD Pippin Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2007 TD, LD Greetings! Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2006 TD, LD, SD Necessary Targets Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2006 TD Con Mis Manos / With These Hands Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2003 LD Farenheit 451 Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2003 LD God’s Favorite Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2002 LD All in the Timing Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2001 LD The Posthumous Life of Sylvia Plath, et al Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, 2001 LD