Sherilyn McElroy received her M.S. from Illinois State University. She has taught at Illinois Wesleyan University since 1988 in addition to working as a graphic designer. She is most interested in strategic design and how to cross-promote in media ranging from print to social media. Check out her design resource page of links at www.mcdesign.info/Site/resources.html.

Her client work has been published in prominent design publications such as Print, How, Step-by-Step, American Corporate Identity, and Prairie Modern. Her personal work serves as explorations in subjects dealing with the prairie, social issues and gender. Her digital prints can be seen at www.mcdesign.info/Site/art.html. In addition to digital giclée prints she makes sculptural assemblages, which justifies her scavenging for "bizarre stuff." The most recent 3D work was built using found objects from an Alternative Spring Break trip to New Orleans to assist in the clean-up efforts after Hurricane Katrina. See the work here.

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