• Internship and Experientialial Learning Coordinator
  
• GDAT Facilities:
  • 132 Platform
  • 134 Audio Lab
  • 136 Teaching Lab
  • 140 Advanced Lab
  • 142 Open/Fab Lab
• GDAT Lab Fee Administration
• Equipment Loans:
  • Audio
  • Video
  • Photo
• Technologies:
  • Graphic Design
  • Audio & Video Capture and Editing
  • Embroidery & Quilting
  • Vinyl Cutting
  • Laser Cutting
  • Laser Printing
  • UV Printing
  • 3D Printing
• Personal computing support
• CASet IT Liaison

Domenic J. Licata is an Instructional Support Technician and Instructor with the Department of Art at the University at Buffalo. His primary areas of focus are Graphic Design and Emerging Practices. He received an M.Ed. in Education and Technology from UB in 2008.

Domenic maintains technologies which foster art- and design-making collaboration and constructive learning experiences. He teaches several courses which he has developed, including Web Design, Introduction to Digital Practices, and 2D Animation. He is interested in finding meaning through visual rhetoric and semiotics within postmodern culture, searching for ways in which cultural practices mesh with teaching and learning theories of social constructivism. Domenic’s research has explored how the creation and consumption of digital media effects cognitive development, and how the design student can be guided in the age of the social networks to become a creative and critical thinker.