Corey Timpson is responsible for managing Design and New Media initiatives related to, and supporting all aspects of, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) — collections, research, exhibits, and corporate.
Corey's primary focus at the CMHR is to facilitate interactions and dialogue between and among visitors (on-line and in-house) through the use of new media and digital technology relying on sustainable, scalable, and efficient data and interaction models.
Corey has a B.A. in Law from Carleton University and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Interactive Multimedia from Algonquin College. Prior to accepting his role at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Corey spent 8 years at the Canadian Heritage Information Network and the Virtual Museum of Canada where he led the interface and creative design, information architecture, and web management teams.
Authoring papers, presentations, and participating at conferences, Corey is an active collaborator in the new media and digital discourse within the cultural domain.
Outside of the museum, Corey can be found working on personal digital art, photography, design, and HCI projects.
