Cheers, Graduates! | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Cheers, Graduates!

Congratulations to our newest MA in Sustainable Design alumni. We are very proud of your innovative work and look forward to seeing what sustainability-focused projects your future holds. Cheers!

Jana Baecker's thesis was titled, A Sustainable Diaper Service. (Advisor: Holly Robbins). Jana was the recipient of the 2017-18 MASD Van Derlip Award.

Megan Beierle's thesis was titled, Sustainability-focused Packaging Solutions for the Marijuana Industry. (Advisor: Wendy Jedlicka)

Ricky Ledesma's thesis was titled, 3D Printing with Mycelium-based Materials: A sustainable design approach to replace petroleum-based thermoplastic filaments. (Advisor: Holly Robbins)

Kelly Wilcox's thesis was titled, Combating the Microfiber Pollution Problem at the Municipality Level. (Advisor: Denise DeLuca)

 

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May 16, 2017
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