Congrats MASD Spring 2019 grads! | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Congrats MASD Spring 2019 grads!

We are proud to announce our newest MA in Sustainable Design graduates: Theresa Akers and Brenna Kelly! These MASD students graduated Saturday, May 18, 2019.

Theresa Akers's thesis is titled Artists and Phenomenologies of Climate Change: A Community Proposal. (Advisor Curt McNamara)

Brenna Kelly's thesis is titled Improving Sustainability of the Baby Product Market through a Rental Service. (Advisor Curt McNamara).

Like many of our students, these two completed their MA while working and managing life changes. We look forward to seeing the positive impacts that they will have.

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

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May 27, 2019
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