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Etta Siegel

Part-time Associate Teaching Professor

Email
siegele@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Etta Siegel

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Etta Siegel

Design Educator / Graphic Designer

I teach multiple design subjects at the college level and work as a graphic designer, art director, and creative director.

I have taught primarily at The New School/Parsons School of Design and also at Pratt. Currently, I am teaching Typography I and Graphic/Digital Basic Core at Parsons. Other courses I have taught include Design Fundamentals (2D), Graphic Design (all levels), Typography (all levels), Color Theory, and Graphic Design History.

My career has included staff positions—managerial and art direction—at Saatchi Healthcare Advertising, HBO, several other Time-Warner companies, Cunningham & Walsh (consumer advertising) and my own design firm. Freelance clients have included major healthcare and consumer advertising agencies, top consumer magazines and corporations in a wide range of industries. Design work has included branding, advertising, promotion, corporate collateral, editorial, packaging, exhibits, interactive, video and web for hundreds of brands.

I am a graduate of Cooper Union in fine arts and studied music (clarinet major) at Oberlin Conservatory and liberal arts at Oberlin College and Columbia University. Current interests are focused on design and creative projects for cultural, environmental, human rights and equality, and animal protection organizations. I live and work in both New York City and Sarasota, FLA.

Reach me at 646-259-5609      -or-      siegele@newschool.edu


Current Courses


Future Courses

  • Typography 1
    PCGA 0101 - Spring 2027, Summer 2027
  • Graphic Design 1
    PCGA 0102 - Spring 2027

Past Courses

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