Rate My Professor Ting Huang

Ting Huang serves as Instructor of Photography and Associate Professor of Photography at Tarrant County College District's Northeast Campus, where she also holds the position of Department Chair of Communication Arts. She earned a bachelor's degree in music composition from the University of Texas at Arlington and a master's degree in photography from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2014. Huang began her academic journey at Tarrant County College as a student before advancing to faculty and leadership roles. She oversees the Photography program, which offers both fine arts and commercial paths with courses such as ARTS-2356 Photography I, ARTS-2357 Photography II, PHTC-1300 Photo Digital Imaging I, PHTC-1343 Expressive Photography, PHTC-1353 Portraiture I, PHTC-2331 Architectural Photography, PHTC-2343 Portfolio Development, and PHTC-2349 Photo Digital Imaging II. The program features state-of-the-art facilities including traditional darkrooms with 24 and 13 enlargers, digital print rooms with Epson large format printers, a professional studio, alternative processing lab, and equipment checkout for various cameras, tripods, light meters, and kits. Two full-time staff support these resources, and a gallery space hosts student and external artist exhibitions.