I am an Associate Professor in the CORE and MFA programs at CCAD.

I am a working, exhibiting artist. Please visit michaelkellnerart.com for examples of my work.

I teach Visual Principles for foundations Design students, Design Visualization for non-majors, Introduction to Design, and a course on Creativity and the Everyday for graduate students. Additionally, I was the Co-coordinator of the Foundations program.

I was the instructor of record for Digital Artmaking. I worked with students developing websites, and making artworks with digital photography, video, Photoshop, and sound. Additionally, we viewed and critiqued contemporary artworks. I designed the course for other graduate students, supervised their teaching methods, delivered critical feedback to other GTA's, and built an on-line version of this course for the department.

I was the instructor of record for the Design Visualization for non-majors course. I developed drawing and design skills with students on the design minor track.

I was the instructor of record for Digital Artmaking. I worked with students developing websites, and making artworks with digital photography, video, Photoshop, and sound. Additionally, we viewed and critiqued contemporary artworks.

I was awarded a fellowship through the Graduate School for study in the Department of Art Education. My coursework addressed Comparative Studies, Art Education, Studio Art and History of Art. I researched foundations course work, semiotics, and critical theory.

I taught Drawing 1 & 2, Printmaking 1 & 2, Photography 1 & 2, Design 1 and Art Appreciation. Additionally my colleague and I curated two annual art exhibitions and founded an art scholarship for students with financial needs.

I taught Foundations level drawing, Advanced Non-figurative drawing, and introduction to Printmaking during my time at Louisville. Additionally, I functioned as the art department's liaison to the Scholastic art competition.