With extensive experience in visual communication, graphic production, digital imaging, and emerging design technologies, John brings practical industry knowledge and hands-on learning experiences into the classroom. His teaching focuses on helping Deaf and hard-of-hearing students develop the technical skills, creative confidence, and professional knowledge needed to succeed in the visual communication and digital media industries.

John teaches courses in graphic production, page layout, color theory and management, digital imaging, and 3D graphics and printing. He integrates industry-standard software and production equipment, including Adobe Creative Cloud applications, digital printing technologies, color management systems, and 3D printing workflows. His instructional approach emphasizes project-based learning, demonstrations, real-world applications, visual communication, and accessible learning environments.

Beyond classroom instruction, John is committed to student success through individual tutoring, laboratory support, academic mentoring, and collaboration with faculty and staff. He values creating an inclusive environment where students can explore new technologies, strengthen their problem-solving abilities, and connect classroom learning with professional opportunities.

John is also actively involved in community service and volunteer activities, supporting organizations and initiatives that make a positive difference in the community.

Throughout his career at NTID and RIT, John has remained passionate about education, technology, accessibility, and the power of visual communication. His goal is to inspire students to become creative, skilled, and confident professionals who are prepared for the evolving demands of the design and printing industries.