Eric Wold

Eric Wold is an Associate Professor of Art and Design at Clarke University, specializing in graphic design and environmental communication. He holds an MFA in Graphics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a BFA from the University of Arizona. His teaching philosophy emphasizes multi-disciplinary approaches to design, blending traditional and digital media to address ethical and moral challenges in visual culture.

• Educational Background:
• BFA Visual Communications, University of Arizona
• MA and MFA in Graphics, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Research focuses on making visible the invisible impacts of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), environmental pollutants, and industrial contamination. He explores how design can drive social change and critically examines the role of designers in shaping visual culture. Courses taught include Art105, Art230, Art340, and Art440.

Professionally, he has over 20 years of experience as a designer, illustrator, and educator, collaborating with clients like Oakley, Intel, and PBS. He actively participates in organizations such as UCDA and ITI, and serves as President of the AAF Clarke University chapter.