Jeff Bellantoni

Summary

Jeff Bellantoni is President of Woodbury University in LA.

Profile

Jeff Bellantoni is President of Woodbury University in Southern California. He held prior appointments as Dean of the College of Visual & Performing Arts at Winthrop University and Vice-President for Academic Affairs at Ringling College of Art and Design. He also previously held faculty and administrative positions at Pratt Institute, the University of Connecticut, Virginia Commonwealth University, Mercy College, and Wanganui School of Design in New Zealand.

Dean Bellantoni is co-author of several published titles on Typography and Media, including the best-selling titles “Type in Motion and Moving Type”, “Designing for Time and Space”. He has written on graphic design for ‘How’ magazine and other design publications. His design work has been recognized by ‘Print’ magazine, the ‘AIGA’  and ‘Connecticut Art Director’s Club’, and he has presented at conferences, events, and educational institutions around the world.

“Woodbury believes in the power of creativity to better the lives of all of us, and we are passionate about shaping the next generation of business and creative leaders, those who define culture and lifestyle: what consumers see and hear, the products they use, the clothes they wear, the entertainment they consume, the buildings and environments they inhabit, and how they communicate, he says on the official website of Woodbury University.

“What you’ll find here is a community that is diverse, inclusive, accepting, student centered, and one that will not only prepare you for a career, but more importantly, for your entire life,” he says. “Woodbury is stronger than ever, as we are merging with the University of Redlands, one of the top ranked regional universities in the western United States. As you plan your educational future, we hope you’ll consider Woodbury University because we offer a variety of dynamic degree paths designed with one goal in mind: cultivating the next generation of entrepreneurs, creative thinkers and makers.”

References

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2. “Woodbury College (Demolished)”. Los Angeles Conservancy.
3. “Woodbury University Moving to Burbank”. Los Angeles Times.
4. “Woodbury U. to Seek New Start at Burbank Site”. Los Angeles Times.
5.  “The Future Belongs to Woodbury University”. Architect Magazine.
6.  “University students take on Encinitas housing crisis for semester project”. The Coast News.
7. “Woodbury University announces plan to consolidate operations of its San Diego campus into its primary Burbank campus”. Archinect. 
8. “Urban development trendsetter Woodbury School of Architecture is closing”. Axios.
9. “University of Redlands and Woodbury University to Explore Strategic Integration”. University of Redlands. 
10. University of Redlands Announces Another Merger”. Inside Higher Ed.
11.  “University of Redlands extending its reach to Los Angeles County”. Los Angeles Daily News.
12. “Fired Woodbury University exec files lawsuit”. Los Angeles Times.
13. “Settlement reached in former Woodbury University employee case”. Los Angeles Times.
14. “Will L.A. council candidates’ debate be held in … Burbank?”. Los Angeles Daily News.
15.  “We give you a peek inside the spectacular sets of Netflix shows”. Architectural Digest India.
16.  “Where Was The Politician Filmed? All About the Stunning Locations from the Show”. Oprah Daily.
17. “Woodbury University Library Is Dedicated”. Los Angeles Times. 
18.  “College students create 3D printed home that only costs $250,00”. Unilad.
19.  “College students create 3D printed home that took only 15 months to build for $250,000”. ABC 7.
20.  “L.A.’s first legal 3-D-printed house is here. It was built by students in just 15 months”. Los Angeles Times.
21. “Colleges”. Los Angeles Daily News. 
22.  “Woodbury University’s Julius Shulman Institute to honor photographer Todd Eberle”. Curbed.
23. “Arts Briefs: Stomptowners bring dynamic blend of traditional and dance music to Altadena”. Los Angeles Times. 
24. Woodbury University’s Commitment to Celebrating Architectural Photography Through Exhibition”. Archinect.
25. “Woodbury University looks beyond U.S. News & World Report rankings”. Los Angeles Times.