David Ross Ogg, American interior designer, educator. Achievements include patents for educational program for pure-bred dog owners. Recipient design award, Hotel & Restaurant Association, 1970, Outstanding Service award, West Highland White Terrier Club, California, 1982.
Background
Ogg, David Ross was born on February 1, 1937 in Abilene, Texas, United States. Son of Elmore Ross and Kitty May (McGlen) O. Student U. Rhode Island, 1955-1956, Southern Illinois University, 1956-1957, Los Angeles Trade Technology School, 1965-1966. Freelance motion picture and television set designer, 1964-1967.
Education
Student, University Rhode Island, 1955—1956. Student, Southern Illinois University, 1956—1957. Student, Trade Technology School, 1965—1966.
Career
Freelance motion picture & television set designer, 1964—1967. Senior designer, project coordinator Albert Parvin Dohrmann Company, Beverly Hills, California, 1968—1972. Director design Memorial Hospital, Culver City, 1972—1974.
Senior designer R.W. Smith & Company, San Diego, 1977—1984. Founder, principal David Ogg Designs, since 1984. Faculty member Grossmont College, El Cajon, since 1981.
Member dean's advisory council School Fine Arts, San Diego State University, since 1981. Member Orchids & Onions Jury, 1980. Program chairman Design Expo Trade Show, 1982.
Served with United States Air Force, 1958-1962.
Membership
Member dean"s advisory council School Fine Arts, San Diego State University, since 1981. Member Orchids & Onions Jury, 1980. Served with United States Air Force, 1958-1962.
Member American Society Interior Designers (certified 1980, design committee 1982, vice president, board directors San Diego chapter), Institute Business Designers (certified 1982), Pure Bred Dog Judges of America Association.
Clubs: Delegate Sur Kennel (board directors 1983), El Cajon. Patentee educational program for pure-bred dog owners.