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Glenn Rand (born in 1944 in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States) is an American photographic artist, educator and writer. [1] [ failed verification ] He has produced photographic art that has been included in public museum collections throughout the United States, Japan, and Europe. [2] He has written twelve books on photography and contributed regularly to magazines. [2] In 2009, the Photo Imaging Education Association (PIEA) presented him with its "Excellence in Education Award" for his insightful contributions to photographic education. [1] [ failed verification ]
After receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree at Purdue University in 1966 with a Major in Humanities and Design, Rand continued at Purdue, acquiring a Master of Art in Industrial and Environmental Design in 1968. [1] [ additional citation(s) needed ] During his studies at Purdue, he became involved in Fine-art photography, studying with Vernon Cheek. He received a High School Teaching Certificate in 1975 at Edgecliff College,[ citation needed ] and a Doctor of Education in 1978 at the University of Cincinnati. He did post-doctoral study and research as a visiting scholar at the University of Michigan. [1]
Rand's 50-year teaching career started in 1966 while pursuing graduate work. Rand has taught in public education, community colleges and universities. Major teaching or administrative positions include [3] Purdue University(1966-1972), [4] Colorado Mountain College (1975-1980), [5] Lansing Community College (1980-2000) and Brooks Institute (2001-2012). During his career, he has created and/or redesigned curricula for multiple forms of art such as fine art photography, commercial photography, digital imaging, crafts and allied curricula. [6]
Rand is known for his traditional silver gelatin prints and digital fine-art photography. His fine-art photography has been acquired into over 30 permanent collections and has been exhibited throughout the United States and abroad.
He has worked professionally, specializing in table-top illustration primarily for editorial content. Rand has also consulted with corporate and educational clients, including the Eastman Kodak Company, the Ford Motor Company, the Photo Marketing Association International, the Ministry of Education of Finland, other businesses, and several colleges. [6]
A selected list of the more than 30 permanent collections that include Rand's work:
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