Doris Palmeros is an award-winning graphic designer. She is originally from South Texas. Her design experience began in NYC at Pushpin Studios, which lead to her own company TwinPop Design working on branding and licensing projects with high profile clients like Dr. Seuss and Mattel. Upon coming home to Texas, Doris spent her first years back working at Giles Design producing award-winning work.

Since arriving at UIW in 2013, her main pursuit is inspiring her students, and helping her clients express their vision. Her design background fuels her interest in research areas that involve Social Design and Design Advocacy. This stemming from her belief that design has the power to make social impact and encourages her students to find their voice and become good social design citizens.

Teresa Trevino is a graphic designer and an educator. She holds an MFA in Visual Communication from the University of Houston and an MA in Design from California State University, Fullerton. She has taken workshops with Ken Garland, David Skopec, Duarte Design and Edward Tufte with an emphasis on Information Design. Her most recent publication was included in Steven Heller’s Teaching Graphic Design History. She has participated as a guest speaker and instructor in international forums in Peru, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Spain and the United States.

After fifteen years of teaching in Monterrey, Mexico, Ms. Trevino is currently on the faculty of the University of the Incarnate Word, in San Antonio, Texas, where she has served as the program coordinator (2019-2022) and currently as a Professor combining her teaching, research and design practice.

Michael Clayton has taught Foundation Design, Interactive Design, User Interface Design, and Motion Graphics at UIW since 2001. His current research topics include Visual Note Taking (Sketchnoting) and Graphic Recording.

Mr. Clayton has presented at the UCDA Education Summit, TechEd California, AIGA San Antonio, the Internation Sketchnote Camps in Hamburg and Lisbon, VizThink Berlin, and to other professional and community groups around the world.

Lindsay Crowell has enjoyed teaching at University of the Incarnate Word since 2014. She has taught Graphic Design Software, Image Lab, Typography I, Typography II, Senior BFA Seminar, Advanced Projects: Graphic Design, Advanced Projects: Interactive Design, and Advanced Projects Practicum.

Ms. Crowell is an award-winning designer and has worked in advertising agencies in London, England and San Antonio, Texas. She is currently the Creative Director at Core Creative and the owner of Lindsay Studio. Her projects encompass all touchpoints of branding: logo illustration, print materials, environmental graphics, digital layout and social media. In 2021, she was the lead designer of the San Antonio Fiesta Court dresses.

Eduardo Juarez teaches the Foundations of Design course.

Mr. Juarez is an Art Director at Anderson Marketing Group in San Antonio, TX.

Rolando Murillo teaches the Graphic Design Capstone course.

Mr. Murillo is the Principal Designer of Experiential Graphic Design at H-E-B in San Antonio, TX.

Sydney Solomon teaches the Foundations of Design course.

Ms. Solomon is a Graphic Designer in Own Brands at H-E-B in San Antonio, TX.