Jaimee Lindvay

Jaimee Lindvay is an Adjunct Professor of Art at Roberts Wesleyan University, where she integrates hands-on creative practice with emerging technologies to prepare students for dynamic careers in the arts. With over a decade of experience in higher education, including online instruction at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, she brings depth and innovation to art education.

Her educational background includes a Master of Fine Arts in Visual Studies from SUNY Brockport and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Applied Media Arts – Photography from PennWest Edinboro. She is deeply committed to fostering creativity, equity, and transformation through education.

Jaimee's research and professional interests center on visual arts, photography, educational technology, and maker culture. She emphasizes adaptability, innovation, and student-centered learning, shaped by her work in community-based tech and maker spaces. Her expertise spans creative technology, digital media, and interdisciplinary art practices.

Her work reflects a strong integration of art and technology, though no formal publications are listed. However, her influence extends beyond the classroom into community development and youth empowerment.

• Co-founder and President, AdaSpace (women-led hacker/maker space, Rochester, NY)
• Volunteer, Girl Scouts of Western New York – supporting leadership development and program logistics

Jaimee is actively engaged in educational and community initiatives, particularly through AdaSpace, where she promotes inclusive access to technology and creative tools. This lab-like environment supports collaborative making, technical learning, and empowerment, especially for women and youth.