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DougWynn M.Ed. https://www.linkedin.com/in/douglwynn
975 Seven Hills Dr. # 626, Henderson NV, 89052 • dwynn77@gmail.com • 725-696-1983
 
Teacher, STEAM and ELA 08/15-present
Pinecrest Academy, Inspirada
Henderson, NV
720-754-4351
Author, Interactive Design Cons. 3/12-6/15
Pearson Education
Academic Chair/Associate Prof. 03–2013
The Art Institute of Phoenix/Charleston
Phoenix, AZ, Charleston, SC
Phone: 843-727-3500, 602-331-7629
CCO, Media Artist, Designer 07/82–Present
Flying Cardboard
L.A., Portland, Chicago, and Phoenix
Phone: 843-732-0068
Teacher/Instr. Technology Director/Program
Designer 07/02–6/03
Hockinson School District
Brush Prairie, WA
Phone: 360-448-6450
Teacher/Inst. Technology Facilitator/Producer
06/00–06/02
Vancouver School District #37
Vancouver, WA
Phone: 360-313-1108
Technology Director 07/99-06/00
Camp Verde Unified School District # 28
Camp Verde, AZ
Phone: 520-567-8000
Media/Commercial Graphics Teacher
Producer 08/97-06/99
Bradshaw Mountain High School
Prescott Valley, AZ
Phone: 520-775-4286
Teacher, ELA and Media Arts 08/93-06/97
Royal Palm Middle School
Phoenix, AZ
Phone: (602) 347-3200
Argosy University
Master of Arts in Education Leadership, August 18, 2007
Judson University
Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications, June 05, 1983 
Adobe Suite
Final Cut Pro
Media 100
Office Suite
Digital Imaging
Videography
Digital Filmmaking
Photography 
Lighting
Video Compression
DVD Authoring
Production Management
Design and Layout
Web Authoring
Web Scripting 
Budget management
Project Management
Classroom Management
Yearbook Production
Evaluation Techniques
CTE Certified
Grant Writing
Adobe CS Suite
Microsoft Office
Networking Essentials
Management
Vocational Certification
Advanced Digital Photo
Graphic Design
Advanced Design
PC Troubleshooting
Production Manager
Commercial Photographer
Curriculum Designer
Project Management
Institutional Effectiveness 
DougWynn 975 Seven Hills Dr. #626, Henderson, NV 89052
dwynn77@gmail.com • 725 696-1983
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
EDUCATION
INSTRUCTOR/TRAINER
INSTRUCTOR/TRAINER

Academic Chair, Student Advisor, Community Outreach Director
Grants author/recipient: e-rate, Gates Foundation, HP Cool Schools, Intel Teach to the Future
CTE Director/Technology administrator
Co Developer of blended distance/site based courses, blended learning modules for CTE
Co Developer of high tech high school magnet programs
Co Developer of high tech AP high schools (Hockinson High School, Communication Academy)
Online instruction and curriculum design
Faculty and staff administration, supervision, training, and professional development
Budget development and management (150,000-11,000,000)
Project management (NASA Means Business, New Programs, Major Client projects)
Key note speaker (Curriculum design, implementation and integration, Motivational)
Workshop presenter: Classroom management, Instructional design, Technology apps/integration
TV and Short film producer/director/cinematographer
Business owner/CEO/CCO
Published artist and photographer
Thirty years of continuous experience in fields of media design, video production, photography
Interim Head of School for ISACS accredited school
I bring the world into the classroom and extend learning beyond the classroom into life.
Administrated program outcome review and revision for Film Program, program changes
implemented July 2009
Mentored and advised senior students with senior film project development and implemented a
portfolio review panel for senior project assessment; revamped portfolio review process and outcomes
for four academic programs (Film, Visual Effects, Photography, and Web Design)
Escalated technical skill development for students toward final projects and senior projects
Advisor to the film/web/visual effects club, Studio 303, overseeing broadcast projects promoting
student accomplishments and projects
Developed and implemented programs for outreach events such as, SkillsUSA, Summer Studio, CTE,
and Phoenix Film festival
Administrative management and support of student success
Development and integration of numerous curriculum/weekly plans in several secondary and post
secondary programs
Maintain business relationships with professional community in order to develop corporate partners in
learning
Incorporates real world and client based projects in course delivery, focuses on delivering depth to
required competencies/standards, and provides award winning opportunities for students
ACHIEVEMENTS IN TEACHING AND LEADERSHIP
SUMMARY OF RELEVANT EXPERTISE

Student advocate, promoter of student success through advisement and innovative curriculum
Engages students actively in learning process, develops projects specific to student learning style,
provides on-going success assessment during course delivery
Enhances the learner experience through program revision and classroom engagement. Creates unique
course projects
Involved in faculty training via workshop development, implementation, and designing interactive
modules
Perform training events for CTE and other outside agencies
Designed and implemented three award winning site based secondary media programs
Institutional Service is an obvious extension for student-success, program vitality, and community. I do not see these
services as a required element of my contract but as enrichment to my profession.
Program co-developer: Film and Web Design programs
Academic Chair and Student Advisor
Curriculum design leadership and management 1993-Present (secondary/post secondary)
Workshop training and faculty development, 1993-Present (K-16)
Extra curricular program designer/facilitator (K-16)
CTE Director/adviser
District Technology Administrator
District Instructional Technology Administrator Skills USA, 2005-Present
CTE trainer and liaison with State of Arizona, 1996-Present
Community outreach, 2005-Present
Open House events, 2004-Present
Admissions product training
In-house promotional videos, 2005-Present
Club Advisor, 2005-Present
Studio 101, planning, direction, and instruction, 2006-2009
Trainer in instructional integration and project based learning
Instructional technology facilitator and administrator
Online curriculum design and implementation
Online instructor/adviser
Producer of interactive instructional media
Producer and director of local and regional educational broadcasting
ADMINISTRATIVE AND INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE

Education is a second and concurrent career. My professional activities have provided a rich resource for career
development as teacher and educational leader. Some people teach so they can pursue other interests. I pursue other
interests so that I may be a better teacher and educational leader.
Developed KGRR, a local educational broadcasting station for Humboldt School District and Prescott Valley.
Duties included: Producer, Set designer, Fund Raiser, Director, Cinematographer, and Trainer.
Directed developed and implemented technology infrastructure and technology instruction at Camp Verde
Unified School District. Planned and administered budget, supervised staff, built infrastructure, trained faculty
and staff, supervised programs, supervised staff, designed curriculum, wrote grants, and developed all
promotional materials.
Co-developer of the award winning, regional broadcast, In Focus news magazine for The Vancouver School
District. Program developer, director, set designer, graphic designer, remote producer, and cinematographer.
Administrator for Instructional Technology, Vancouver School District. Designed and facilitated faculty
development opportunities for K-12 teachers, Designed and implemented instructional integration plan,
developed training programs, developed distance learning and online learning programs, supervised staff, and
conducted faculty and administrative observations.
CTE program developer and administrator in three schools and one district. Developed and implemented CTE
standards, conducted CTE teacher training, conducted CTE teacher observations, and developed new CTE
classes and programs.
Co Developer and administrator of The Communications Academy an award winning CTE and Core subject
integration secondary magnet program.
Co Owner and CCO for Flying Cardboard (http://www.flyingcardboard.com), a media and marketing firm.
Administrator, project manager, promoter, trainer, graphic designer, photographer, video producer, and Web
designer.
Clients Include:
Intel, Honeywell, HP, Nielsen Galleries, The Art Institutes International, Trammel Crow, Lincoln
Properties, Pearson Education, Arizona State University, RED Creatives, Architectural Digest
Co Founder, President, and CEO of myxMedia (http://www.myxmedia.org), a non-profit arts and education
organization. Program developer, promoter, designer, administrator, public speaker, mentor, supervisor, and
gallery director. Consultant. Instructional technology, media design, CTE programming, network infrastructure,
equipment purchasing, faculty training, and curriculum design.
Clients Include:
Washington School District, Arizona Department of Education, Humboldt Unified School District,
Mingus High School, Bradshaw Mountain High School, Peoria High School, Prescott Unified School
PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE

District, Hockinson Unified School District, WESD112 and numerous other schools, districts, and
businesses.
Freelance Photographer, videographer, and cinematographer for commercials, PSAs, documentaries, sports, and
educational programming. Director of photography, commercial photography, writer, producer, director, lighting
specialist, and actor.
Clients include:
WGN, Judson College, Tiger Hill Photography, Sears, JC Penny, Montgomery Ward, Hot Rod
Magazine, Pearson Education, Architectural Digest, The Courier News, Gannet, The Chicago Art
Institute, Contempo Fashions, City of Elgin IL, The Phoenix Grand Prix, Washington Elementary
School District, and The Art Institutes International.
Additionally:
Fine and commercial artist with pieces in public and private collections.
Curriculum committee chair
Cross curricular projects
AAF – American Advertising Federation
ASPIRE – Arizona Students Present Interesting Research to Everyone
Studio 101
Facilitation and project management of numerous CARE projects(free design services for Non-profits)
Girl Scouts International
Fashion Week – AZ
IIDA – International Interior Design Association
SkillsUSA PSA (public service announcement)
Soldier’s Angels
CCAP – Careers through Culinary Arts Program
Community outreach and classroom visitation in local public schools
Training events for public school teachers in digital applications
Phoenix Arts Commission (Public Arts Program)
Art Link (helped to found Art Detour)
Sunnyslope Artwalk (promotion and facilitation)
Ryan Lopez, Student
“Doug Wynn is an extraordinary teacher. He is thorough, patient, and approachable. He makes sure to
explain the curriculum in a way that is understandable and relatable. He has been a great and influential
teacher, someone I will be able to look back on and feel lucky to have had the opportunity to learn from
and get to know.”
Peter Halifax M.A.Ed., Instructor
“Mr. Wynn is a great orator, and has a great passion for education, works well with his students and
makes time available for them when needed, and shares his knowledge with the entire faculty, and
administration at the Art Institute of Phoenix. Mr. Wynn understands the process of design management
ENDORSEMENTS

from start to finish. His dedication, character, and leadership skills are impeccable. From both a
professional and personal point of view, Mr. Wynn has a wonderful personality, and understands cultural
diversity; Mr. Wynn is considerate, intelligent, and always goes out of his way to help others. He tells it
like it is.”
Christopher Kautz, Industry Executive
“Doug Wynn has been a major influential part of my life. Being one of his former students, I can testify
that his teachings have extended beyond just the classroom duties and the learning has helped me gain
control of my career path everyday. His foundation of teaching students further then what is in
textbooks has really impacted my decision-making and willingness to always want to learn more. It is
because of Doug's understanding of education and communication skills to students that he is a favorite
of the student body he teaches. To this day, I know I can still call on Doug for advice and he is always
willing and able to help even now being a graduated student. It was not too long ago that I had reached
out to Doug and discussed some potential career opportunities. I value his opinions and trust his
judgment knowing that he has lived and learned from his own life experiences. Moreover, it is his life
experiences that really bring out his character and personality. I always enjoy listening to Doug speak
about his life and how those decisions and things he has done along the way have shaped him. Being in
a classroom with Doug, every student has his respect as a professional adviser, instructor, and friend. It
is with great honor that I am proud to have been instructed by Doug Wynn and my success as a
professional in the industry of Interactive Media Design and Web Development would not be as thriving
as it is today without his teaching.”
Mike Nielsen, Business Owner
“Doug’s commitment to the community is an asset and it will benefit greatly from someone with his
compassion and vision.”
Jeremy M. Ward, Web Design Professional
“Doug has always been someone you could approach for advice or help. It's rare to see someone with
such a passion for their craft and a desire to help others succeed. He's constantly giving more to students
and their success then it seems possible. I can't count how many times Doug would be there working
late with us, or giving feedback on projects even if they weren't for him. I've known Doug for almost 9
years now and without a doubt, any institution would be hard pressed to find a better educator to have
on staff.”
Dr. Sharon Sloan Professor/Colleague (retired) 214.422.9354
Peter Halifax M.E.d Professor/Colleague 602.525.5096
Dr. Abeera Rehmat Colleague 702.533.5390
Dr. Sally Whitman Colleague/Admin 702.754.4351 x 2008
Dr. Yolanda Hamilton Principle/Supervisor 702.754.4351 x 2007
Raj Gupta AP/Supervisor 702.754.4351 x 2006
Advisor, Studio 303 (cross curricular club), 2008-2010
Assistant Director, Program facilitator, 2006 & 2009
Director, Studio 101 (planning, direction, and instruction), 2006-2009
CAMPUS LIFE AND ADVISING
REFERENCES

Advisor, AAF student competition (4th Place), 2008
Advisor, ASPIRE (Grand prize winner all three years), 2005-2007
Advisor, The Film Club (video and film), 2006-2008
Advisor, Late Night Designers (web club), 2004-2005
Director, Technology Committee, 2004-2005
Presenter, Up All Night (developer and participant)
Team Leader, Unity Committee
Professional organizations Committee Member, Sunnyslope Artwalk, 2009-Current
Promotion and facilitation of the Sunnyslope Artwalk. Member, Phoenix Camera Club, 2005-Current
Outreach to community small businesses. Member, Arizona Small Business Association (ASBA), 2004
Outreach to community small businesses. Member, 2009-Current
Sunnyslope Artwalk (promotion and facilitation)
Member - Phoenix Arts Commission (Public Arts Program)
Member - Art Link (helped to found Art Detour)
Vanguard Award, 2009 The Art Institute of Phoenix
Recognition of Outstanding Development in Their Field of Expertise
President’s Award, 2006, 2008 The Art Institute of Phoenix
Recognition in Exceptional Performance
Telly Awards, 2001-2002 Regional Educational Broadcast, In Focus
NASA Means Business, 2004-2008
Grand Champions Four Years in a row
Teacher of the Year, 1994
Washington Elementary School District
The Wine, Beer, and Spirits Handbook: A Guide to Styles and Service, April 20, 2009 ~ Joseph LaVilla
(Author), Doug Wynn (Photographer) New Times magazine, 2009
Author and Interactive Media producer for Pearson Education, 2011-2014
CTE 2004-2009
Train local educators – continual Presenter for ASBA – 2004 Presenter, trainer, and consultant for
numerous schools and districts in the Pacific Northwest and Southwest
Published photographer in numerous trade, professional, and consumer magazines
Curriculum writer/designer and consultant for CTE and Professional and Career Colleges
SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY/PUBLICATION
HONORS AND AWARDS

AZ Teacher Certifications: Temporary Secondary 7-12, 1993-2001
Provisional Vocational, 1998-2000
WA Teacher Certifications: 4-12 English, 2000-2005
4-12 Technology Education, 2000-2005
Vocational, Graphic Communications, 2000-2003
NV Teacher Certifications: Provisional Business and Industry
Media and Communications
Comercial Arts
(In Process)
Levels 1-3 Management Certification: Administration in Higher Education
The Art Institutes
CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSE

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