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Dena Eaton

Dena Eaton

Salt Lake City, UT, US

 

About 

Max Underwood, a Professor I had in grad school, once said that many of us will have multiple careers in our lives. While most of the people I know have traveled a pretty straight line, I have diverged many times. From faculty at ASU and MCC, to Ironman triathlete and professional track cyclist, to magazine editor and publisher, to writer, and back full circle to teaching architecture and photography, life is never without excitement.

Faculty at Palomar College teaching history and materials classes, a freelance write and photographer, and a designer.

Elsewhere:

Employment 

Wight & Company, Darien, IL, US, Marketing Coordinator

Marketing

May 2012 - Feb 2013
 

shePedals - the Journal of Women in Cycling, Los Angeles, CA, US, Owner

Founder and Editor of shePedals: the Journal of Women in Cycling, the only women’s bicycling magazine in the World. This publication had a run of 5,000 nationally distributed print magazines and 2,000 digital.

Duties included: editing and layout, article selection, contracting writers, photo editing, web design and
maintenance, printer contracting, shipping, and mailing, ad sales and marketing, billing and account
management.

Magazine ended publication due to lack of industry support.

Jan 2008 - Aug 2010
 

Steven G Helffrich, Phoenix, AZ, US, Contracted Assistant Architectural Designer

Projects include: Arcadia Post Office Reuse, Interior and Exterior T.I. Projects throughout Phoenix

May 2000 - May 2005
 

Arizona State University, Tempe Camp, AZ, US, Associate Faculty

Taught first and second year design studios; design principles, site design, poetics of materials, tectonics, model building and rendering. Also served as review jury member to upper level studios.

Aug 2000 - Jan 2005
 

Multistudio, Phoenix, AZ, US, Associate Architect

Projects include: Arizona State Mental Health Campus, Glendale K-8 Campus

Jan 2002 - May 2004
 

Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, US, Teaching Assistant

Graduate Teaching Assistant responsible for Architectural History Study Seminars: study group, exam and term paper grading. Also worked in the Slide Room to enhance and archive the collection. Was the lecturer for Architectural History Lectures during Professor's absence.

Sep 1996 - May 2000
 

Education 

Arizona State University, Tempe Camp, AZ, US, MArch, Architecture

Summa Cum Laude,
Faculty Letter of Commendation,
Thesis Book Award “Memory, Mnemonics and Ruins”

May 1996 - May 2000
 

University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, US, BArch, Art History

Jan 1993 - May 1995
 

Awards 

2004
 

Thesis Book Award “Memory, Mnemonics and Ruins”, Other

2000
 

Faculty Letter of Commendation, Other

2000
 

Areas of Specialization 

Skills