Elizabeth Brownell This is Me

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1. 1. RochesterEvents.com Online Store

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   Published on: 6/26/2005   Last Visited: 1/10/2007

   The T-shirt was designed by Liz Brownell. Liz lives in Irondequoit with her husband Kurt, an advertising photographer. She grew up in Fairport and is a SUNY Oswego alumna. Liz is currently an Assistant Professor of Graphic Art in the Visual and Performing Arts Department at Finger Lakes Community College. She is also the owner/creative director of her own design firm, Soulcreations.

2. 2. The Community Trader

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   Published on: 2/6/2005   Last Visited: 2/6/2005

   Timothy Biehler was promoted to assistant professor of mathematics; Elizabeth Brownell was promoted to assistant professor of graphic arts; Mary Coriale was promoted to assistant professor of nursing; Lawrence Dugan was promoted to assistant professor of computing sciences; Deborah Ferrell was promoted to associate professor of English; Jeffrey Howard was promoted to associate professor of computing sciences; Susan "Sudy" Landholm was promoted to associate professor of health and physical education; Richard Larkin was promoted to associate professor of hotel/resort management; and Christopher Parker was promoted to associate professor of English.
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   Brownell, of Irondequoit, has taught at the College since 2000. She received a master of arts degree and a bachelor of fine arts degree from SUNY Oswego. Brownell's works were displayed in the Williams-Insalaco Gallery 34 as part of the 2003 biennial show of works by College faculty. In addition, her works were recently selected to be included in the Lakeside Statewide Exhibit at the Oswego Arts Guild.

3. 3. Fulton Daily News - Fulton, New York - Two Student Exhibitions To Open March 4 At Tyler Art Gallery

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   Published on: 2/21/2005   Last Visited: 2/21/2005

   This year's jurors are Kathryn Martini, associate curator at the Everson Museum in Syracuse, and Elizabeth Brownell, a graphics art professor at Finger Lakes Community College.