UNDERGRADUATES Maria Aguilar Betancourt Kasandra Anaya Gabrielle Andreozzi Haley Arnold Dom Baca Jenna Ball – Cum Laude Thatcher Beatty Sienna Bosch – Cum Laude Olivia Brett – Cum Laude Andrea Buer Lydia Carr Emma Corwin – Cum Laude Noah Dalbow Conner Dobson Anna Dunn – Magna Cum Laude Annie Duryea – Magna Cum Laude Amber […]
We are thrilled to announce the recipients of our new Student Recognition Awards. These are monetary awards separate from our scholarship offerings and are intended to recognize undergraduate students’ effort in putting their best selves forward in their visual arts studies. AAH Creative & Performing Arts Award: Priscilla Gonzales Best Studio Critique: Wren Strother Most Inventive Capstone: Clair Goldstrom Best Citizen in Class: Madi Kelly Most Courageous […]
Outstanding Grad: Priscilla Gonzalez, College of Liberal Arts
Congratulations to Tiffany Garcia for winning this year’s Art History Symposium with her presentation “Signs and Symbols in the Index of American Design”! She is majoring in Art History with a minor in Japanese language and hopes to pursue graduate school in the field of museum studies. Of the research, she says “In my essay, […]
Congratulations to our Fall 2020 Graduates!
Congratulations to our First Generation Spotlight award recipient, Alanis Hernandez! . Of her work she says “My work mostly centers around my identity and cultural heritage, specifically about what it means to be a first generation Latina living in the United States. Because of this my family has become one of my biggest inspirations. So […]
The Department of Art and Art History extends a huge congratulations to our 2020 graduates. Please check out the gallery of student work on our website and follows us on Instagram and Facebook for a deeper look at our student’s outstanding work. Katherine Abdel – BFA, Graphic Design Victor Avila – BFA, Graphic Design Natalie […]
Austin Armstrong (Printmaking B.F.A., ’16) will be one of eight internationally diverse candidates to begin the highly competitive Tamarind Printer Trainer Program starting in Fall 2020.
Brenna McWhorter, a senior majoring in Art History with a minor in Business Administration and Italian Interdisciplinary Studies, won the 2020 Art History Symposium.
