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David Loewy, SID109
phone (416) 979-5000 ext.
6939
David is a graduate of a
three year Diploma program
in Woodworking from Holland
College School of Visual
Arts and a three year
Diploma of Applied Arts in
Furniture/Design from
Sheridan College of Craft
and Design. David vigorously
pursues an active career as
a Designer/Maker of turned
wooden vessels, utilizing an
inlay technique he
pioneered. His work is found
in numerous international
publications, exhibitions,
galleries and collections.
Including the above, he has
also served on numerous
occasions as a part-time
faculty member for 3rd Year
Design Dynamics and most
recently as the instructor
for 1st Year Design Dynamics
courses in the Continuing
Education program.
Stephanie Fibiger,
SID107
phone (416) 979-5000 ext.
6923
Stephanie has been with the
School for 11 years and has
worked for Ryerson for 22
years in various
administration and academic
capacities. As Academic
Coordinator she works
closely with the Associate
Chair with respect to
student academics and has
extensive knowledge of
student-related issues.
Mary Dykstra, SID107
phone (416) 979-5000 ext. 5188
Coming from the Engineering
Faculty at Ryerson, Mary
joined RSID in April 1999.
She is now the
Administrative Assistant for
the School. She graduated in
1994 with an Honours
Bachelor of Fine Arts degree
from York University and she
enjoys working in an
academic and creative
environment. Mary has shown
her paintings in galleries
around Toronto, most
recently at the Burston
Gallery on Queen Street West
and the Connor Gallery on
Queen Street East. Mary is
currently on leave with her
new son.
Monica Polo, SID203
phone (416) 979-5000 ext.
7629
Prior to graduating from
RSID in 2002, Monica had
already realized that design
is where she needed to be.
Her internships early on in
the program allowed her to
enter the practice with
experience in corporate
planning. Progressing from a
large corporate environment
to a smaller dynamic firm,
Monica worked on many
projects in the downtown
core. Throughout this time,
environmental and
sustainable solutions are
major components of her
design philosophy. After
becoming a LEED AP, she
rejoined RSID as a
practitioner link to
academia within the Design
Centre. Her mission is to
bridge the gap between
school and practice by
engaging industry with the
students, reinforcing the
green agenda within practice
and continuing to instill
the beauty of finely
presented working drawings.
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