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Alumni Profiles

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
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

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