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Andrew Ross teaching portraitAs an MFA candidate in my final year at Florida State University, I have received teaching assistantships for both my second and third years. At FSU, I have taught both Photographic and Digital Imagemaking and Beginning Web Design (click here to view the course website I have created for this class).  Additionally, I have taught in China each of the past two summers, with the EnviroChina collaborative graphic design program at Taiyuan Normal University in 2006 and courses in Photographic Composition and Advertising Photography at Taiyuan Normal University and Shanxi University in 2007. There are many photos and artworks by my students and myself shared on my own Flickr account, as well as some of my photographs from the trip in my Portfolio.

Before entering graduate school, I taught classes in Studio Lighting; Photographic Composition; and Matting, Mounting, and Framing at local North Carolina arts institutions (The ArtsCenter in Carrboro and the Durham Arts Council), with the first two courses part of a Making a Living in Photography certificate program through Durham Technical Community College. I have also worked with photo club students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and area high school and junior high school students of Chapel Hill and Orange County, North Carolina.

In additional teaching experience, I was a Cub Scout leader for four years, a Youth Leadership Program mentor for one year, and a Photography Merit Badge instructor to the Boy Scouts.

(photo by Shi Xiao Bo, from my class at Taiyuan Normal University in China)