Jean Hammond is a graphic designer and adjunct professor with over 30 years of experience in graphic design and book publishing. She owns and operates her own graphic design studio specializing in book and educational materials design. Her experience also includes teaching graphic design, typography, and publication design at several colleges and art schools in the Boston area.

1. Jean Hammond 6 Hemlock Lane, Bedford, MA 01730
Graphic Designer 781-275-9371 jhammond@verizon.net
Graphic Design Jean Hammond Design Manage all creative and business aspects of a graphic design studio
Bedford, MA specializing in the design of books and educational materials. A partial list
1983 to present of clients includes:
Service: Schlesinger Library, Huntington’s Disease Society; Lowell
Tele-communications; (brochures, annual reports, newsletters).
Publishers and packagers: Allyn & Bacon, Bedford /St. Martin's,
Harvard University Press, Heinle & Heinle, Houghton Mifflin Co., Pearson
Education, Allyn & Bacon, Elm Street Books, Publishing Services, Vern
Associates (cover and interior design, art direction, production
coordination, layouts and book dummies).
Business: Charles Webb Furniture, Big Blue Dot, Interactive Motion
Technologies (books, brochures, catalogs, newsletters and identity).
Software Proficiency: Quark Xpress; Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop,
and InDesign; Microsoft Word and Excel
Teaching Middlesex Community Adjunct Professor: Computer Graphics 2, covering Quark Xpress, Adobe
College, Bedford, MA, InDesign, as well as supporting applications including Photoshop and
2007-present Illustrator
Art Institute of Boston Adjunct Professor: Developed course content for and taught Senior
Boston, 1996–1998 Seminar in Business for Graphic Designers
New England School Chair of Graphic Design Department 1990–1993, Co-chair 1985–1990:
of Art & Design Instructor 1984–1985. Taught Basic Design, Typography, Junior and Senior
Boston, 1983–1994 Graphic Design, Publication Design and Electronic Production. Developed
curriculum, administered advisor program, and counseled students;
conducted portfolio reviews; recruited new faculty. Supervised biennial
design of NESA/D Portfolio/Catalog by student design and production
team.
Boston Public Schools Elementary teacher (reading, mathematics and content subjects), specialist
1971–1980 in remedial and enrichment reading services.
Education Continuing Professional Post-graduate study, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, 1993–1997
Education New England School of Art & Design
Massachusetts College of Art
DeCordova Museum School
Penland School of Craft
New England School Graphic Design Concentration, 1982
of Art & Design, Boston JWS Cox Award 1982, Dean's List
Framingham State College Bachelor of Science, Education, 1970
Framingham, MA Master of Education, Reading and Language, 1975
Affiliations AIGA Executive Board, Treasurer, AIGA/Boston 1991-1996, Presenter at AIGA
National Conference, Seattle WA
Bookbuilders of Boston Represented in The New England Book Show, Bookbuilders of Boston,
1991, 1999, 2000, 2001 2003; Juror, The New England Book Show, 1993
Portfolio and references available upon request.