Erin Falker-Obihigha

Erin Falker-Obihigha is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Liberal Arts at the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design (PCA&D), where she contributes to the academic and creative development of art and design students. Her interdisciplinary background bridges studio practice, art historical scholarship, and curatorial work.

Educational Background:

• Undergraduate Degrees, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA
• MFA in Visual Art, Sam Fox School, Washington University in St. Louis, MO
• MA in Art History, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
• PhD (in progress), Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts

Research and Professional Interests:
Her work centers on visual arts and art history, with strong emphasis on curation and community-based arts programming. She has been professionally active in cultural hubs such as Detroit, St. Louis, and Talladega, AL, contributing to public engagement with contemporary and historical art.

While no recent publications are listed, her academic trajectory suggests a focus on critical and theoretical dimensions of visual culture, particularly within institutional and educational contexts.

Professional Recognition:

• No scientific awards or fellowships mentioned in available text.

Teaching and Mentorship:
As an adjunct faculty member, Erin integrates her diverse expertise into the liberal arts curriculum at PCA&D. Though specific advisees are not listed, her role supports interdisciplinary learning for art and design students. She is currently advancing her own research through doctoral studies, modeling scholarly engagement for students.

Labs and Creative Teams:
No specific labs, studios, or research teams are mentioned in the provided information. However, her curatorial and programming experience suggests collaborative engagement with arts organizations and community initiatives.