At Middlebury College, Pamela Fogg art-directs a variety of communications projects, including Middlebury Magazine, admissions recruitment materials, and fundraising print. She likes challenging projects that offer the opportunity to learn about the subject and the audience and then craft an effective visual approach. Since she began working in higher education, Pam has been involved with the University and College Designers Association (UCDA) and served as the Design Summit co-chair in 2003 and 2004. In 2005 she began a four-year term on the UCDA board of directors and will serve as president in 2007.
Pamela has worked in the field of graphic design for 20 years. She received her B.A. in fine arts from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. After freelancing her way through design school, Pam was design director at South Street Seaport Museum, where she oversaw the design of everything from a four-color history magazine and a multitude of brochures to banners and T-shirts. Before coming to Middlebury, she worked for Rizzoli Publications with a cadre of artists, architects, photographers, and authors, developing museum catalogs and art books.
When she isn’t at the office she can be found restoring her 125-year-old farmhouse, biking or reading. In the winter she spends a lot of time at Middlebury’s town rink devising ways to keep warm while watching her 11-year-old son play hockey.