About Wallace Marosek
Educated and traveled extensively in Europe, including lengthy painting itineraries focusing on the effects of fugitive light and atmospheric changes on European landscapes and architecture. Professional experiences include internships at Esquire Magazine and Milton Glazer Design Studio, both located in NYC. I began my professional design career with positions as Senior Designer in the Office of Communications and Publications at Princeton University, Senior Designer in the Office of University Publications at Harvard University, Senior Designer at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Following these positions, based on the advice of Paul Rand and Bradbury Thompson, I pursued teaching positions at the University level. I began my teaching career at Northeastern University and at Suffolk University, followed by my current full time, tenured position as an Associate Professor at Suffolk University which included my faculty-led Study Abroad Program, 'The Italian Journal' which has run successfully since 2004. Throughout my career, I have also supported a comprehensive list of free lance clients.Employment History
- Art Department of Suffolk University
- Program Director of the Italian Journal Program
- Art Department of Suffolk University
- Associate Professor - Tenured
- Northeastern University
- Adjunct Faculty
- New England School of Art and Design
- Adjunct Faculty
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
- Senior Graphic Designer in the Product, Sales, and Marketing and Exhibition Design DepartmentsDe
- Princeton University
- Senior Graphic Designer
- Princeton University, McCarter Theatre Center for the Performing Arts
- Senior Graphic Designer
- Mohawk Valley Community College
- Adjunct Faculty
Education
- MA, Yale University
- Professional Workshop, Illustration Workshop for Advanced Studies
- MFA, State University of New York at Buffalo
Awards & Honors
Contact Me
- 617-994-4266
- [email protected]
- Sawyer, Room 1045
Office Hours
Courses Taught
- ADG S344 Graphic Design III
- ADG S510 Graphic Design Ind Study
- ADG S214 Illustration for Designers
- ADG S312 Packaging Design