December 2023 Graduation Ceremonies for University Degrees
### Celebrating a Diverse Graduating Class in Visual Arts
This month, a graduating class is being congratulated from majors including Graphic Design, Web Design, Digital Photography, Digital Media, and Illustration, at a fully online college of visual arts. The institution, known for its flexible and interactive programs, has been commended for its role in nurturing the creative talents of students from diverse backgrounds.
Nicole Reynolds, one of the graduates, has earned an Associate of Occupational Studies in Graphic Design. Her fellow student, Oscar Merritt, has achieved a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design. Dasia Adams, on the other hand, has earned an Undergraduate Certificate in Illustration, while McKenzie Maselka has earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration.
Paige Cavender, a student of Digital Media, has earned an Associate of Occupational Studies in the field. Grace Holden, another Digital Media student, has earned an Associate of Occupational Studies in Web Design. Matthew Fields, meanwhile, has earned an Undergraduate Certificate in Web Design, and Mireia De Miranda has earned an Undergraduate Certificate in Graphic Design.
Jenny Oguss, a dedicated student of Illustration, has earned an Associate of Occupational Studies in the subject. Victoria Attis, another Illustration student, has earned an Undergraduate Certificate in Illustration. The graduating class has also studied Digital Photography, with Tashawn McRae earning an Undergraduate Certificate in the field.
The institution's website provides information on degree and certificate programs, encouraging visitors to request the latest catalog and talk to Admissions. For those interested in Graphic Design, they offer a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in the subject, with concentrations in Web Design and User Experience Design. The program emphasizes design technology, interdisciplinary teamwork, and ethical practice, with tuition at $330 per credit.
For those seeking a more advanced degree, the institution also offers a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Graphic Design, with up to 50% of credits that may be transferred into the program. The program trains students in advanced visual communication, typography, digital illustration, and digital imaging.
In addition to degree programs, the institution offers a range of certificate and continuing education programs. These include Graphic & Digital Design Certificates, taught by expert faculty from Parsons School of Design, and User Experience (UX) Design Certificates. The institution also offers noncredit, online courses in various areas such as painting, photography, interior design, fashion design, and more.
These programs, with their flexible scheduling, interactive learning, career preparation, and affordability, are increasingly recognized for their academic rigor and alignment with the evolving demands of the creative industries. The graduating class is expected to move on to new opportunities, equipped with the skills and knowledge gained from their studies.
The graduating class is being commended for their achievements, with Jaclyn Marr, Maura Jean Kelch, Mackensey Gillion Stahr, Felicia Morrison, Kurt Balcom, Janell Blose, Samantha Priest, and Travis Johnson also earning certificates and degrees in various fields of visual arts. The institution is proud to celebrate the success of its graduating class and looks forward to seeing the impact they will make in the creative industries.
- The institution's website offers opportunities for education-and-self-development in Graphic Design, providing a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree program in Graphic Design with concentrations in Web Design and User Experience Design for those aiming for a higher level, learning design technology, interdisciplinary teamwork, and ethical practice.
- Nicole Reynolds, one of the graduates, had pursued a degree in Graphic Design, specifically an Associate of Occupational Studies, while Victoria Attis and Jenny Oguss also delved into this field, earning Undergraduate Certificates and an Associate of Occupational Studies, respectively, expanding their learning, skill sets, and preparing for careers in the visual arts or online-education.
