Barb Michel

(260) 359-4172/4092
bmichel@huntington.edu

Joined the Huntington University faculty in 2006.

Barb Michel began teaching at Huntington University in 2006. She graduated from Purdue University with Bachelor of Science degrees in commercial advertising and art education. She went on to receive her master’s degree in art education from Indiana University in Indianapolis and completed doctoral work in higher education visual arts curriculum and instruction at Capella University. Michel has won numerous awards for her work as an art educator. Before joining the HU art department she taught secondary visual arts for 12 years. She has presented at state and national art education conferences and she serves as the faculty advisor for HU’s Student Art Education chapter. Michel exhibits her art regionally and has juried a number of art exhibits including Scholastics art competitions, the Honeywell’s Clark Gallery Black and White exhibit, and Taylor University’s photography show to name a few. Courses that Professor Michel teaches at HU include art education methods and foundations, drawing 1 and 2, figure drawing, art appreciation, art history, 2-D design, and basic photography. Professional memberships include the National Art Education Association and the Art Education Association of Indiana.