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Greg Jones, assistant professor of digital communications, is a Diet Coke-guzzling Mac-Addict with a twitchy mouse index finger, using a lifetime of collected — but likely useless — knowledge to change the world through the power of words, designs, and the camera, while stomping out the embers of ignorance with both feet.

He spends most of his time attached to a Mac or iOS device, where he creates amazing work for students and handpicked clients. As an educator, he turns his lifelong fascinations with literature, writing, design, and photography into a career that insures a life of childish bliss.

He currently teaches web design, graphic design, media campaigns, and magazine publishing at the University of West Alabama.
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