Art Department

Katherine Mickle  

Bio

Katherine Mickle currently teaches all levels of Photography in the Art Department at Slippery Rock University, where she also directs the Martha Gault Art Gallery. Prof. Mickle currently serves as a member of the President’s Commission for the Status of Women, being a member of the Public Relations subcommittee. She was elected to the university-wide Professional Development & Grievance committees. She represents the department at the college-wide Assessment committee. She’s also involved with the Women’s Studies committee and the Harry M. Warner Film Institute, being a member of the Screening subcommittee for the annual Harry M. Warner Festival of Short Film & Video. Katherine continues to be a part of departmental committees and is the current advisor to the student-run Martha Gault Art Society (Art Club). She exhibits regionally and nationally. She is a member of the College Art Association and the Society for Photographic Education. Katherine is also a member of the Silver Eye Center for Photography and the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh. Katherine received her MFA in Photography from Ohio University. She holds her MA with a major in Photography and minor in Painting from Stephen F. Austin University in Nacgodoches, Texas. Katherine received her BFA from SRU with a second major in Spanish. For one semester, she studied overseas at the Universidad de Sevilla, Spain.