Research/Focus Areas
- Graphic Design
- Communication Design
- Information Design
- Typography
- Interdisciplinary Activities
Academic Programs
My Courses
- ART 221: Introduction to Graphic Design
- ART 222: Typography
- ART 321: Graphic Design Concepts
- ART 322: Graphic Design Studio
- ART 490: BFA Art & Design Studio
- ART 488: Faculty Directed Internship
- ART 498: Internship
- ART 500: Masters Research & Thesis
- ART 515: Art Faculty Studio, MFA/MA Art Studio
- ART 521: Individual Critique
Delphine Keim-Campbell
College of Art & Architecture
Art and Design program
Associate Professor
Campus Locations
Moscow
With UI Since
1996
- M.F.A. Graphic Design & Illustration, Kent State University, 1995
- B.F.A. Studio Art, Graphic Design Emphasis, University of Arizona, 1989
Delphine Keim-Campbell coordinates the graphic design emphasis of the art program at the University of Idaho. As a practicing designer, her scholarship includes a variety of activities that inform her teaching, including designing within the framework of interdisciplinary grant projects and designing for commissioned work for clients. The products that come from her creative efforts serve in a variety of contexts.
Selected Publications
- “DK Mullin Architects.” Big Book of Self-Promotion: Forthcoming March 2009. Louisville, KY: Harper Collins Publishers, international adjudicated book of graphic design, Stephens, Suzanna MW.
- “Tribal Law Exchange: Reflections on the Multidisciplinary Design Process of Creating an Online Resource of American Indian Tribal Legal Materials,” Design Principles & Practices: An International Journal, Volume 2, Number 3, 2008. Co-Authored with Aimee Graham.
- “Farm Fresh: Wholesome Design Education in a Rural Context,” peer reviewed paper, presentation and Web publication. AIGA Design Education Conference, Design Frontier 2006. Co-authored with Dr. Gregory Turner-Rahman.
Research Projects
- “National American Indian Court Judge’s Association 37th Annual
Conference, presentation: “Tribal Law Exchange,” Seattle, Washington,
2006, Co-presented with Douglas Lind, PhD, JD and Traci Hobson, JD.
- National
Science Foundation Information Technology Research Grantee Meeting,
poster presentation: 2003, “Tribal Law Exchange,” Washington DC.
- Publishing
Colloquium, “Designers: A Guide for Top Performance,” UI Press,
University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, 2003.
- “UI Faculty
Exhibition,” UI Prichard Art Gallery, Moscow, Idaho, 1998-present.
Outreach Projects
- Tribal Law Exchange, Tribal Law Enhancement Project, Co-Investigator, design online repository for tribal legal materials, facilitate project structure, in collaboration with Principal Investigator, Douglas Lind, JD, PhD and Co-Investigator, James Foster, PhD, 2003-2006. http://www.tlex.org/ Adviser, AIGA Student Group
- The City of Moscow
- University of Idaho Interior Design Student Energy Materialized Project
- Sojourners’ Alliance
- Rendezvous in the Park
- Idaho State Lottery
- Make-A-Wish Foundation
- IdahoSTARS
- University of Idaho Foundation office
- Cogito, Spatial Cognition Lab
- GAP Analysis
- Animal Haven, Whitman County Humane Society
- Paradise Path
- Latah Trail
- Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre
*See CV for a full list of publications, scholarship activities and community engagement projects.