Darilyn Rowan Archives - El Camino College The Union

Photography professor hosts masterclasses to boost students’ engagement

By Maria Cornejo
November 24, 2020

“Watermelon Legs” was shot by Linda Detwiler Burner, who is the curator and has been the club president of the South Bay Camera Club for the past two years. Photo credit: Jack Kan

A Q&A with photography professor Darilyn Rowan on the photo exhibition ‘Step Outside the Everyday’

By Faith Petrie
May 16, 2018

Annual ‘Advance Dance Concert’ returns to Campus Theatre

By Victor Liptzin
November 27, 2016

Aaron Giesel, photography professor, graduated from Cal State Long Beach in 2012 with a master's degree in fine arts and has taught at five campuses as an adjunct professor, including El Camino. Photo credit: Shontel Leake

New photography professor hired late, brings a lot to the table

By Grant Hermanns
November 16, 2016

The South Bay Camera Club represents their latest photo exhibit,

‘Celebrating Our Parks’ photo exhibit decorates Library walls

By Carina Cardenas
September 26, 2016

South Bay Camera Clubs’ work on display in the Schauerman Library

By Carina Cardenas
September 15, 2016

Long-time photography professor dies

By Grant Hermanns
June 8, 2016

Chris Peterson, 39, photography major, takes landscape photos during his day off from school on April 29. Photo credit: Sue Hong

Aspiring student photographer finds love for art at late age

By Caleb Okoye
May 4, 2016

Schauerman Library to host reception for student photo exhibit

By Phil Sidavong
April 12, 2016

Yusuke Oue, photography major, is a foreign exchange student who has photographed over 7000 subjects in his five years of living in America. Photo credit: Elena Perez

International photography student finds American culture ‘amazing’

By Trent Ledford and Sebastian Spencer
April 7, 2016

Maria Andrade-Reyes, 36, photography major, was one of two advanced students and two El Camino alumni to be awarded finalists honors by the Photographer's Forum Best of Photography 2015. Photo courtesy of Maria Andrade-Reyes.

Advanced photography students and alumni awarded finalist honors

By Trent Ledford
February 11, 2016

Marissa Roth is part of the Los Angeles Times spot news team that won a Pulitzer prize for their work on the 1992 L.A. Riots. Growing up the daughter of Hungarian refugees escaping the Holocaust, Roth has covered everything from the Oscars to a coup attempt in the Philippines. Photo credit: Jo Rankin

31-year project is just one milestone in photographer’s life

By Phil Sidavong and Jo Rankin
February 1, 2016

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