.Camille Norment
	Camille held the position of Professor of Art at Malmö University in the School of Arts, Culture, and Communications, (K3) from 2004 - 2007. With a foundation in Bauhaus ideology, K3 situates itself at the intersection of Fine Arts, Design, and Cultural Studies, placing emphasis on the creative application of emerging technologies and reflection upon the roles they occupy in our daily lives. In this position, Camille shared her expertise in extended artistic practice with advanced students who seek to utilize and explore their own creative processes in interdisciplinary realms.
Archive of Selected Courses and Lectures:
Academic and Practical Workshops
	"Resonances and Repercussions - The Medium of Sound" Umeå Academy of Art, Umeå, Sweden March 2004 "Resonances and Repercussions - The Medium of Sound" National Academy of Art, Oslo, Norway April 2004
Academic Courses
	"On the Body - Function, Fetish, Fashion and the Personal Identity Network' Interaction Design Institute Ivrea (IDII), Ivrea Italy Winter 2003 'Introduction to Physical Computing' Interactive Communications Program, New York University, New York City Fall 2002 'Building As Interface' co-taught with Stefano Mirti of IDII Interaction Design Institute Ivrea (IDII), Ivrea Italy Spring 2002 'Designing Applications for Personal Networks' CO-taught with Ignazio Moresco of Tempo Design Interactive Communications Program, New York University, New York City Spring 2002 'Contemporary Art History' The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), Graduate Division, New York City Fall 1994, 1995, 1996
Lectures and Presentations
	Guest Speaker - "SONIC.FOCUS: THEORY AND PRACTICE BETWEEN SOUND AND IMAGE" Brown University November 3 - 4, 2006 Guest Lector - "Camille Norment, Multimedia Artist" Voices Lecture Series Gallery 400, UIC Chicago 2006 Guest Speaker - "Power and Representation" Art, Technology, and the Possibilities of Political Representation Helsinki, Finland 2003 "Prototyping Design and Methodologies" CO-lead with Gillian Crampton Smith of IDII Interval Research Corporation, Palo Alto, CA 1999 Guest artist/lecturer Cornell University, Manhattan campus, New York City 1996 Guest artist/lecturer Cornell University, Manhattan campus, New York City 1995 Guest artist/lecturer The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), New York City 1994 "Tracing an African-American Aesthetic: Art and Music of the Harlem Renaissance" The Dalton School, New York City 1993 "Contemporary Manifestations of Ancient Greek and Roman Aesthetic Ideals," The Dalton School, New York City 1993
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