Tucker FitzGerald
Professor of Visual Communications
Contact: 425.249.4734, tucker.fitzgerald@tlc.edu

Professor FitzGerald is an illustrator, graphic designer, and web developer with professional experience in communications and design work for both large companies (Microsoft Corporation and Wild Tangent) and nonprofit organizations (Melby, Cameron & Anderson, Seattle School of
Theology and Psychology, and Mercer Island Presbyterian Church). Read full biography.

Jack Brenchley
Affiliate Faculty in Communications (Digital Design)

Professor Brenchley’s impressive professional credentials include serving as Software Quality Engineering Manager with Adobe System’s InDesign/InCopy development team. A Trinity graduate himself, he later earned a B.A. in Education from Western Washington University and an M.B.A. and Graduate Certificate in E-Commerce from City University, Seattle. He continues a lifelong interest on the intersection between business, technology, education, and faith.

Jackie Moulton
Affiliate Faculty in Communications (2D and 3D)

Dr. David Schulz
Professor & Chair of Communications
Director, General Studies
Contact: 425.249.4764, david.schulz@tlc.edu

Dr. Schulz teaches courses in public speaking, rhetorical theory, persuasive messages, and methods of research and inquiry. Students eagerly respond to his high-expectation courses and individual mentoring. He earned a Ph.D. in Speech Communication from the Pennsylvania State University, has authored several publications (including co-authoring a book used in communication courses nation-wide), has frequently presented at national and international academic conferences. Read full biography

Doug Tolmie
Affiliate Faculty in Communications (Video Production)

Professor Tolmie is recognized as one of the premier broadcast storytellers in the Pacific Northwest, serving 25 years as a production executive at Seattle’s KOMO-TV and winning numerous regional and national broadcasting awards, including 10 Emmys®. He has produced hundreds of talk shows, documentaries, and live broadcasts and currently serves as President of Storyteller Communications in Everett. He brings this impressive professional background to courses in multimedia storytelling and video production.

Matt Whitney, M.F.A.
Affiliate Faculty in Graphic Design & Visual Communications (Photography)

Matt is a multi-disciplinary artist working and living in Seattle, and exhibits his works across the United States and Canada. His current artistic practice revolves around the concept of “sacred space” – those places in which transcendent or spiritual significance is attached. Through the excavation and examination of these language structures around our environments, and having experienced creating and exhibiting art within churches and art galleries, Matt’s practice has currently taken him outside these structures into the everyday environments through which we move and live. This has particularly manifested in the practice of walking.