Carol J. Hobson, '84 is a digital media artist, curator and the Administrative Director of CRCA. Her experience encompasses the organization, presentation, and promotion of cultural and arts programs, interdisciplinary projects, and special events utilizing the latest computing technologies. Within the University of California, she has been instrumental in developing new initiatives in the digital and new media arts.

Patty Rangel, ’98, MFA Visual Arts, is a producer and holographer. Her diverse producing credits include concerts such as the Axis Mundi International Arts Festival and Axes of Evil Halloween Concert 2003, films such as Echo and Book of Numbers, and television shows such as the Golden Globe Awards, National Republican Convention, and the Primetime Emmy Awards.

Jon Phillips, ’04, MFA Visual Arts, is an open source developer, artist, writer, educator, lecturer, and curator with 12+ years of experience creating communities and working within computing culture. He is currently developing the Open Source project, Open Clip Art Library

Momilani Ramstrum, ’04, Ph.D. Music, is a writer, composer, educator, and musician investigating the impact of technology on music and aesthetics. She created a DVD-ROM published by IRCAM entitled From Kafka to K... which documents and analyzes an electronic opera, and forms a chapter of Analyzing Electroacoustic Music, published by Routledge.

Lisa Hutton, ’99, M.F.A. in Visual Art, is an independent San Diego based artist and educator working primarily in digital imaging, net art, video, animation, and text. Recent exhibitions include Digital Visions and Prog:ME. She has been getting along very well with computers since 1987 and is sometimes seen using rollerblades.

Jack Ox, ’79, MFA Visual Arts, works with the visualization of music in the collaborative project the 21st C. Virtual Color Organ™. Her current demonstration project for LambdaRail, Gridjam, is an immersive spatial experience marrying novel visualization techniques with spatial audio and real-time performance events. Ox, a member of the Leonardo editorial board, has been widely exhibited internationally in museums.