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Graduation Ceremonies for Academic Degrees - April 2020

Recently graduated students from our institution's degree and certification programs in graphic design, web design, and photography are being recognized.

Graduation Ceremonies for Academic Degrees - April 2020
Graduation Ceremonies for Academic Degrees - April 2020

Graduation Ceremonies for Academic Degrees - April 2020

In the ever-evolving world of visual arts, online and hybrid programs are proving to be a game-changer for aspiring artists. These institutions are equipping their students with the skills needed to thrive in today's digital landscape, as demonstrated by the recent graduates of 2025.

The School of Visual Arts (SVA), for instance, offers an interdisciplinary MFA Art Practice program that blends online coursework with summer residencies in New York City. This unique approach allows graduates to produce thesis work that is showcased at a public Summer Symposium, earning them credentials recognised for international exhibitions and teaching careers.

Nōssi College of Art & Design, based in Nashville, provides hands-on degrees from day one, focusing on real client projects and internships. Their curriculum integrates traditional mastery with innovative AI tools, preparing graduates to lead creative teams in workplaces that use AI technology.

The School of Visual Arts 2025 Alumni Exhibition showcases recent undergrad and grad alumni work across media, including digital arts fields, reflecting current trends and critical themes in visual arts.

Recent graduates from these programs are not limited to graphic design. The Undergraduate Certificate in Illustration features graduates Bryant Tate, John Blanton, Sydney Lang, and Amanda Herskind-Dumke, while the Undergraduate Certificate in Web Design boasts Derek Toepper, Mey Chao, Rhonda Query, and Ted Wales. There are also graduates from an Associate Degree in Web Design, such as Caitriona McMorrow, and from an Associate Degree in Illustration, including Collin Atkinson, Heather Dunlap, Iliana Franco, Katherine Orizal, Sharon Fuller, and Vashti Daniels.

The Undergraduate Certificate in Graphic Design showcases graduates like Aerial Anderson, Alyssa Conover, Christina Gebert, Hunter Koebrick, Karine Vandermark, Kimberly Colas, Kristy Nilsson, Margaret Lee, Oscar Merritt, and Shenelle Reyna. The Undergraduate Certificate in Digital Photography features Allyssa Feasel, Corina Prince, Daniel Hoegler, Sandra Baker, and Tanner Watson. Additionally, there are graduates from an Associate Degree in Graphic Design, including Allie McGowan, Hannah Wessel, Julianne Anderson, Kerstin Hunt, Rachel Herring, Raquel Rodriguez, and William Figueredo.

The Undergraduate Certificate in Digital Media features graduates Alexander Sharkey, Latasha Jackson, and Steven Swigart.

For those interested in these programs, the institution's latest catalog can be requested via their website. The admissions department is also readily available for further information. To find out more, visit the institution's website and explore the world of online visual arts education.

As Oprah Winfrey once said, "Forget about the fast lane. If you really want to fly, just harness your power to your passion. Honor your calling. Everybody has one. Trust your heart and success will come to you." These recent graduates have done just that, combining their passion for art with the practical skills needed to succeed in the digital age.

  1. Not restricted to graphic design, the School of Visual Arts' programs, such as the Undergraduate Certificate in Graphic Design, provide students with the skills and credentials to excel in various digital arts fields.
  2. Nossi College of Art & Design offers degree programs that integrate traditional mastery with modern AI tools, preparing students for leadership roles in graphic design or other creative roles within AI technology-driven workplaces.

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