Dehollander, D / Teacher Homepage

         I graduated from Fairport High School in 1996. I then went on to college at
         Syracuse University and graduated with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in 2000.
         After graduation, I worked as a graphic designer for Messenger Post
         Newspapers, Minuteman Press and The Daily Record. I have designed print
         ads, web ads, and whole sections of the newspapers I worked for, as well as
         business cards, letterheads, invitations, posters, flyers and brochures.  I even
        designed an entire magazine for a freelance client of mine. I decided in 2010 that
         I  wanted to pursue a teaching degree. I graduated from Nazareth College in
         2012 with my Masters in Education and as I now teach Graphic Design and
         Exploratory Foundations at STEM High School.

         It is my goal to open up the world of design to all of my students.

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