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Alumni Profiles

Photograph of Chris Havranek holding a wolf pup.

Chris Havranek ’10

Areas of Study:
Visualization
Current Career:
User Experience Designer at Blizzard Entertainment
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Shelby Bergen ’16

Areas of Study:
Illustration
Current Career:
Freelance Illustrator
Portrait of Andrew Sherrard.

Andrew Sherrard ’11

Areas of Study:
Visualization
Current Career:
E-Commerce Manager at Wiha Tools
Portrait of Carol Spencer

Carol Spencer ’55

Areas of Study:
Fashion Design
Current Career:
Author of Dressing Barbie; Retired from Mattel Inc. following over 35 years tenure
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Leslie Barlow ’16

Areas of Study:
Visual Studies
Current Career:
Freelance Artist
Portrait of Quinn Wilson.

Quinn Wilson ’15

Areas of Study:
Entrepreneurial Studies
Current Career:
Creative Director for Good Company
Portrait of Rachel Knoll.

Rachel Knoll ’13

Areas of Study:
Web and Multimedia Environments
Current Career:
Interactive Artist; Filmmaker at Wilson
Portrait of Tim Coffin.

Tim Coffin

Areas of Study:
Sustainable Design
Current Career:
Executive Director for Trails Manitoba
Portrait of Shannon Reece.

Shannon Reece

Areas of Study:
Sustainable Design
Current Career:
Project Manager for Fitwel; Marketing Designer and Copywriter for BranchPattern
Portrait of Ashely Peifer standing in front of her work.

Ashely Peifer ’13

Areas of Study:
Visual Studies
Current Career:
Artist, Freelance Textile Designer, and Adjunct Assistant Professor at Bethel University
Bench designed by Michael Aberman in exhibit.

Michael Aberman ’11

Areas of Study:
Graphic Design
Current Career:
Independent Graphic Designer

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The Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD) acknowledges it is located on traditional, ancestral, and contemporary lands of Indigenous people. This is the ancestral homeland of the Dakota and Ojibwe people, who were forcibly exiled from the land because of aggressive and persistent settler colonialism. We recognize that this place has a complex and layered history. As a community dedicated to creativity, MCAD is committed to ongoing efforts to support and advocate for American Indian Nations and peoples.