Pat Galluzzo is the Director of Creative Technology at Baltimore School for the Arts and Interim IT Manager, where he manages the Center for Collaborative Arts and Technology; leads the advanced/emerging media projects and classes; and works with other institutional leaders to develop and implement new curriculum to fit the constantly evolving landscape of arts education and demand for creativity. A major component of his role is to generate, incubate, guide, and foster the collaborative and technological growth and vision at BSA. Since joining BSA, he has lead and been an integral part of many projects and initiatives, such as CCAT TWIGS, Imagined Worlds, BSA MixLab, Morphē and Adobe Creative Cloud access for all BSA Students and Faculty. Galluzzo has also been instrumental in the founding of the Charles C. Baum Film and Visual Storytelling department. Before coming to BSA in the summer of 2014, Galluzzo earned an MFA in Photographic and Electronic Media from MICA and had previously received a BA in Economics and Studio Art from the University of Vermont and worked in economic research, analysis, and modeling.
Maria Broom Inducted into the Baltimore Sun’s Business and Civic Hall of Fame
For more than three decades, Ms. Broom has been a beloved teacher, mentor, and community leader at the Baltimore School...
