Jeremie D. Riggleman

Jeremie D. Riggleman serves as Assistant Professor of Art in the Art, Film & Media Department at Taylor University since 2017, with prior adjunct appointments at California Baptist University and Concordia University, Irvine.

His academic credentials include:

• MFA in Visual Art from Azusa Pacific University
• Bachelor of Studio Art from Bethel College—IN

Riggleman's artistic practice centers on ceramics, photography, and sculpture, exploring themes of assimilation, alienation, and vernacular visual language through techniques like wheel-throwing and contemporary 3D design. His solo exhibitions such as "Assimilation" (2015) at Lancaster's Museum of Art and History and "Alienation" (2015) at Azusa Pacific University demonstrate conceptual depth in material experimentation.

At Taylor University, he teaches Sculpture I-III, Ceramics, 3D Design, and Senior Thesis courses while mentoring students in aesthetic theory and studio practice through "Aesthetics and the Classroom".

Born in Michigan and based in Muncie, Indiana, Riggleman lives with his wife and three artistically inclined children.