She teaches course in the Principles of Color Science, Color Physics, and the Color Science History. Her research interests include human vision and perception, color science, cultural heritage imaging and 3D printing. She received her BS in engineering from Cornell University, her Masters in Imaging Science and her PhD in Color Science from the Rochester Institute of Technology. She began her career at Eastman Kodak, designing and evaluating printer systems. She is Publications Vice President of the international Society of Imaging Science and Technology and serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Imaging Science and Technology. She participates in several Standards efforts including ISO TC 42 JWG26 Archival Imaging.