Teri Yarbrow, MS, MFA is a professor of Immersive Reality at Savannah College of Art and Design,

and President of MagikaVRx, an Immersive Media Company.

Yarbrow is an Emmy and Broadcast Design Association Award-winning Creative Director,

Conceptual Designer and Producer for television, new media, and location-based entertainment

projects. Co-Founder and President of Magika, a Los Angeles based digital design company.

Member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Award winning and internationally

exhibited media and digital artist.

Yarbrow is also the President of MagikaVRx, an immersive media company that creates

transformative experiences for end-of-life and palliative care. MagikaVRx implements immersive

therapy for children and adults, providing therapy for pain management, distraction therapy,

anxiety reduction and quality of life. Educating, organizing, and training students and volunteers.

As a professor at SCAD, Yarbrow helped to create the Immersive Reality degree program, one

of the first AR/VR/XR BFA programs in the country. Savannah College of Art and Design,

(SCAD), is a recognized leader in immersive media, interactive design, game development and

advanced digital media. Yarbrow created the Immersive Therapy - VR for Good Project and

joined forces with Dr. Kathleen Benton of HospiceSavannah, a leading non-profit medical facility

known for innovation and being a leader in the South. The Immersive Therapy - VR for Good

Project has been underway for 2 years. The project has been funded by a grant from the Davis

Foundation, Projects for Peace.