Jack E. Corle

Jack E. Corle supports capacity-building efforts in the field of ceramics as an Associate Professor of Art at the University of Findlay. With a distinguished career that began in 1986, he has been instrumental in nurturing the next generation of artists and ceramicists. Jack earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art/Ceramics from Ohio Northern University in 1978, followed by a Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics & Ceramic Sculpture from the Rochester Institute of Technology in 1983. His research interests are deeply rooted in the exploration of ceramics, where he combines traditional techniques with contemporary practices to push the boundaries of the medium. Jack's work often reflects a profound understanding of form and texture, and he is known for his innovative approach to ceramic sculpture. His contributions to the field have been recognized through various exhibitions and publications, showcasing his commitment to advancing the art of ceramics. In addition to his teaching and research, Jack is actively involved in the university's art community, mentoring students and collaborating with fellow faculty members to enhance the academic and creative environment. His office, located in the Ceramics Building Room C, serves as a hub for students seeking guidance and inspiration in their artistic pursuits. Jack's dedication to his craft and his students has made him a respected figure in the art department and beyond.