Congrats 2018 MASD grads!! | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Congrats 2018 MASD grads!!

We are proud to announce our newest MA in Sustainable Design graduates:  Annika Bergen and Ellie Cotlar! These MASD students graduated Saturday, May 12, 2018.

Annika Bergen’s thesis was titled: Wedding Venue Sustainability: Reducing the Environmental Impacts of Weddings Through the Creation of an Eco-Wedding Association and Venue Sustainability Certification (Advisor: Holly Robbins)

Ellie Cotlar’s thesis was titled: Defining Sustainability in Fashion (Advisor: Holly Robbins)

Like many of our students, these two completed their MA while working full time and managing big life changes.  We look forward to seeing the things that you do, the places that you go, and the impacts that you will have. 

You can  learn more about them and their work on the Alumni page of this blog.

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May 14, 2018
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