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Alumni Profiles

Attic illustration by Tate Yotter

Tate Yotter ’12

Areas of Study:
Comic Art
Current Career:
Senior Product Designer with Enesco, LLC.
Sculpture works by Cassi Rebman

Cassi Rebman ’15

Areas of Study:
Fine Arts Studio
Current Career:
Independent Contractor; Foundry Apprentice at the National Ornamental Metal Museum
Jenna Cha Self Portrait

Jenna Cha ’17

Areas of Study:
Comic Art
Current Career:
Comic Artist for Vault Comics
Black and White photograph of Jenny Tondera

Jenny Tondera ’10

Areas of Study:
Graphic Design
Current Career:
Global Art Director for Nike Women
A pink squirrel on the wall

Sarina Brewer ’93

Areas of Study:
3D Critical Studies
Current Career:
Sculptor and Rogue Taxidermy Art Movement co-founder
Maggie Falco in front of a faux fox sculpture

Maggie Falco ’16

Areas of Study:
Sculpture
Current Career:
Freelance
A photograph of Nora Kubiaczyk sitting in a field

Nora Kubiaczyk ’18

Areas of Study:
Entrepreneurial Studies
Current Career:
Account Executive at Media Loft
Portrait photograph of Marie D'Abreo

Marie D'Abreo ’94

Areas of Study:
Filmmaking
Current Career:
Self-Employed
Portrait of Daren Hill. He is standing in a gallery space featuring three photographs and a piano.

Daren Hill ’17

Areas of Study:
Entrepreneurial Studies
Current Career:
Creative Place-Maker; Muralist; Visual Artist
Kyle Lieberman

Kyle Lieberman ’16

Areas of Study:
Entrepreneurial Studies
Current Career:
Freelance Photographer for Kyle Lieberman Photography

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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.