Darby University of North Carolina School of the Arts

Darby Sanders

Selected employment history

Professor of writing, Aug. 2010-nowadays Savannah College of Fine art and Blueprint, Atlanta, GA

Writer/producer, May 2007-Aug. 2010, Georgia Public Broadcasting
Working in the GPB Instruction partition, I wrote and produced online projects, including the redesign of the Georgia Stories series. I wrote and produced web segments for broadcast on the GPB website, including an eight-part series to accompany the Emmy-honor winning documentary on Margaret Mitchell, American Insubordinate. I wrote and produced the podcast series This Week in Georgia History, which afterwards became the daily tv segment Today in Georgia History. I assisted in the pattern and implementation of the Instruction section of the GPB website, and I maintained dynamic content for the website on a regular basis.

Assistant director of online development, Dec. 2004-May 2007, University of N Carolina, Greensboro, NC
I supervised a staff of 24 New Media employees. Our chore was to write, produce, and implement a wide range of highly interactive online courses. The courses included layers of multimedia and demanding interactive components. I wrote, directed, and produced video content. I managed multiple projects and budgets for online pedagogy at the college and high school level for thousands of students across Due north Carolina.

English/artistic writing teacher, January. 2005-May 2007, Salem College, Winston-Salem, NC
I designed and taught multiple courses in creative writing, including introduction to Fiction and Verse. I likewise taught courses in American women'due south poesy.

Webmaster, Sept. 2004-Sept. 2006, Scripps Higher, Claremont, CA
I oversaw the maintenance of the Scripps College website. I wrote content for the public relations department of the site (and the impress magazine). I produced and implemented the Scripps College podcast series chosen Scrippscast. I served as the campus photographer for public relations.

Media editor, Feb. 2001-Aug. 2004, New Georgia Encyclopedia
I oversaw the acquisition and implementation of all multimedia content for the online projection The New Georgia Encyclopedia. I produced short documentary clips, photographed hundreds of subjects, and conducted research for thousands of photographs and media elements that are now a office of the thousands of articles in the encyclopedia. I assisted in negotiations between the initial design of the website and its implementation.

English language instructor, Feb. 2001-Aug. 2003, Athens Technical Institute, Athens, GA
I designed courses in English composition and literature. Per quarter, I taught classrooms of 25 students.

Noteworthy special projects

Founder and faculty advisor, 2012-present, The Ivy Hall Review, Savannah College of Art and Blueprint, Atlanta, GA
I founded and supervise the online educatee literary magazine, The Ivy Hall Review, which showcases the piece of work of students in the SCAD Atlanta Writing Program.

Founder/producer, 2010-nowadays, Quilt Stories
Working with Lee Todd and the NAMES Project, I founded and continue to edit and produce the multimedia series Quilt Stories. This project documents through a podcast serial and mobile application the stories behind the AIDS Memorial Quilt.

Host/producer/advisor, 2009-present, Science Café at the Atlanta Botanical Garden
With Jennifer Cruse-Sanders (VP of Enquiry at the Atlanta Botanical Garden), I produced and hosted a monthly podcast series near speakers visiting the Atlanta Botanical Garden. The serial is ongoing.

Editor, Shankpainter Magazine, 1996, Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center
I edited, managed, and produced the in-firm literary periodical for the 1995-96 Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center Writing Fellowship.

Editorial assistant/fiction reader, 1994-1995, AGNI Magazine
My responsibilities at AGNI included reviewing unsolicited manuscripts, marketing the magazine, proofreading copy, maintaining a apportionment database, and organizing and publicizing AGNI events such as readings.

Inprint Dissertation Fellowship, University of Houston Creative Writing program
First Prize for Short Fiction, Texas Association of Creative Writing Teachers, 2000
Inprint Incorporated Anchorage Foundation Fellowship, University of Houston Creative Writing plan
Writer-in-residence, Writers-in-the-Schools, Houston, TX, Autumn 1999-Fall 2000
Writer-in-residence, Djerassi Artists Residency Program, May-June 1998
Writer-in-residence, MacDowell Colony, Aug.-Sept. 1996
First prize, Stanley Elkin Memorial Award for Short Fiction, 1996
Writing fellow, Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center, October. 1995-May 1996
Individual artist grant, Georgia Council of the Arts, 1995

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Source: https://www.scad.edu/academics/faculty/darby-sanders