Stefan Petranek
associate professor of photography
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Stefan Petranek
Summary
Stefan Petranek is a human[1]. He worked as an artist[2] and university teacher[3].
Key Facts
- Stefan Petranek's professions included artist[2].
- Stefan Petranek worked as a university teacher[3].
- Stefan Petranek's field of work was photography[4].
- Stefan Petranek was employed by Indiana University Indianapolis[5].
- A notable student of Stefan Petranek was Timothy Faris[6].
- A notable student of Stefan Petranek was Tiffany Pierce[7].
- A notable student of Stefan Petranek was Justin T. Walsh[8].
- A notable student of Stefan Petranek was Matt Panfil[9].
- A notable student of Stefan Petranek was Lan Yuzhi[10].
- A notable student of Stefan Petranek was Boyeon Yun[11].
- Stefan Petranek is recorded as male[12].
- Stefan Petranek's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Stefan Petranek's family name is recorded as Petranek[14].
- Stefan Petranek's given name is recorded as Stefan[15].
- Stefan Petranek's official website is recorded as http://www.stefanpetranek.com/[16].
- Stefan Petranek's work location is recorded as Indianapolis[17].
- Stefan Petranek's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[18].
- Stefan Petranek's affiliation is recorded as Herron School of Art and Design[19].
- Stefan Petranek's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Wikidata:WikiProject IU Indianapolis University Library[20].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include artist[2] and university teacher[3]. Stefan Petranek's field of work was photography[4]. He was employed by Indiana University Indianapolis[5]. Notable students include Timothy Faris[6], a university teacher[21]; Tiffany Pierce[7]; Justin T. Walsh[8], an artist[22], specialised in visual arts[23]; Matt Panfil[9], a university teacher[24], specialised in photography[25]; Lan Yuzhi[10]; and Boyeon Yun[11], an artist[26], of South Korea[27], specialised in visual arts[28].
FAQs
What did Stefan Petranek do for work?
Stefan Petranek worked as artist[2] and university teacher[3].