Anne Amis, Dean

Anne Amis is the dean of Arts, English, Communications, & Languages Divsions. She joined LSC-Kingwood in 2007. Amis earned a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from Hendrix College and a Master of Arts in Teaching ESOL from the SIT Graduate Institute.

Amis has presented two papers: "Activities to Energize Academic Writing" at the Texas of English of Other Languages (TESOL) conference in 2011. In addition, she presented "Applying Appreciative Inquiry in an ESOL Writing Class."

In 2012, she was the recipient of the Faculty International Education Grant, Vietnam. She was also honored with the 2011 LSC-Kingwood Faculty Excellence Award.

Amis is a member of the college's Intercultural Student Organization, The Academy and the Behavioral Intervention Team.

"I teach ESOL because it gives me the opportunity to work alongside immigrants and international visitors who are exploring the life-changing gifts and challenges mastering another language provides. As a second-language learner myself, I find the process extremely rich and rewarding," Amis explained. "During my time at LSC-Kingwood, I have always been offered opportunities for personal and professional growth; I love teaching and working here because I am always learning something new, be that a new course I teach a diverse and international student population or professional development activities."

Phone: 281.312.1737
Email: Anne.E.Amis@lonestar.edu
Office: APA 109I
Website: Website
Se habla español

Dr. Todd Miller, Department Chair

Todd R. Miller, professor of music and chair of the visual and performing arts, joined LSC-Kingwood in 1994. Miller earned a Bachelor of Music degree in voice performance from the University of Louisville. He also obtained a Master of Music degree in voice performance from the University of Arizona. In addition, he holds a doctoral degree in voice performance and conducting from the University of Houston.

Miller has presented a number of papers. He presented, "Carlisle Floyd and Susannah" at the University of Southern Mississippi in 2005. He has also performed with the Houston Symphony, the Houston Choral Society, Houston Chamber Choir, Greenbriar Consortium, the San Antonio Symphony, and Opera, Des Moines Metro Opera, Opera in the Heights, and three Carnegie Hall performances.

In 2003, he was honored with the LSC-Kingwood Faculty Excellence Award. Miller has also been nominated twice for the Piper Professor Award.

"I have a passion for music and its importance in human society and I have a passion for students who want to make music their life's vocation," Miller explained. "Kingwood has been very supportive of my dreams as an educator and as a performer, and the students have benefitted from that support."

Phone: 281.312.1485
Email: Todd.R.Miller@lonestar.edu
Office: MUS 115
Website: Website

Mari Omori, Faculty

Born and raised in Chiba-Prefecture, Japan, Mari Omori is a multi-media artist, art educator, lecturer, and curator who received her MFA from UCLA and BA from California State University Northridge. Working in diverse materials such as book design, fiber, bronze, video projection, her installations explore the notions of identity, materiality, transformation, and time.  

Ms. Omori has received several awards including the Sabbatical Research Grant with AIR (Artist-in-Residence) in Yogyakarta, Indonesia in 2018, Mino Culture Art Project AIR, Japan, in 2008, Palm Beach County Cultural AIR Grant, FL, in 2006, Faculty International Exploration Grant and Sabbatical Research Grant, both in 2008. 

She has exhibited her work in numerous one-person and group exhibitions in Germany, Japan, Mexico, Taiwan, Thailand, and the states of California, Georgia, Massachusetts,  North Carolina, Oregon, and Texas, and a number of her works are in private and public collections including The Museum of Fine Arts Houston (Houston, TX), Art Museum of South Texas (Corpus Christi, TX) and the Mino Washi/Paper Museum (Gifu-Prefecture, Japan).  

Mari Omori is currently a Professor of Art at Lone Star College-Kingwood, a position she has held since 2001. 

Phone: 281.312.1583
Email: Mari.Omori@lonestar.edu
Office: CLB 100B
Website: Website

Kelley Revuelto, Faculty

Kelley Revuelto, professor of art history and art appreciation, joined LSC-Kingwood in 2005. Revuelto received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Visual Communications from Texas State University and a Master of Arts degree in Art History from Texas Woman's University.

"I find it insightful to see history expressed through the visual arts. My professional aim is to make the subject matter not only accessible to all students but interesting, "explained Revuelto. "My experience at LSC-Kingwood has been rewarding."

Phone: 281.312.1734
Email: Kelley.N.Revuelto@lonestar.edu
Office: CLB 100F
Website:Website

Cory Cryer, Faculty

Cory Cryer, professor of art, joined LSC-Kingwood in 2006. Cryer earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Teaching from Sam Houston State University and a Master of Fine Arts degree from Texas Woman's University.

"I teach ceramics because of its long history and ability to transcend cultural boundaries," explained Cryer.

Phone: 281.312.1663
Email: Cory.R.Cryer@lonestar.edu
Office: CLB 100C
Website: Website

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