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Image Alternative Text: Pictured at the National Concrete Masonry Association 2019 Midyear Meeting in Seattle, Washington, are (left to right) MSU Associate Professor of Architecture Jacob A. Gines; MSU architecture juniors Grace Sheridan, Kayla Perez and Joseph Thompson; and Fred Dunand, president of Saturn Materials LLC of Columbus, sponsor of the local Unit Design Competition.

Mississippi State architecture students take second in national masonry competition

Juniors Kayla C. Perez, Grace M. Sheridan, and Joseph D. Thompson presented their teams brick

Image Alternative Text: A boy, left, and two women gathered around a table with vegetables - possibly making a salad. Carrots, lettuce or cabbage, and cilantro are on the table.

Gulf Coast Community Design Studio brings community together through 'Feed the Seed' Garden Suppers

The research center's 'Feed the Seed' project began as an urban revitalization program in 2016 to

Image Alternative Text: watercolor self-portrait of Mississippi State University art student Julia Thompson

Creative Quarterly honors MSU faculty, student artists

The art and design journal considered one of the worlds best, is recognizing three Mississippi

Image Alternative Text: Jacob Gines (left) shows a student a wooden model

Mississippi State Associate Professor of Architecture Jacob Gines receives University of Utah Young Alumni Award

He is one of seven alumni from the University of Utahs College of Architecture + Planning to

Image Alternative Text: nterns analyzing microplastics as part of Student Master Naturalist Program. Two students work with science materials (beaker, etc. at a table)

Summer internship program with St. Martin High School students focuses on Old Fort Bayou

The internship was with Mississippi State Universitys Gulf Coast Community Design Studio in

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Mississippi State Assistant Professor of Interior Design Jeff Fulton receives national historic preservation grant

Funds will be used for research to establish a masters program in historic preservation with

Image Alternative Text: Intern Tasia Williams records data on litter collected at various sites in Magnolia Bayou Watershed. Students are sorting various trash pieces on a tarp while Tasia stands with paper and pen

Gulf Coast Community Design Studio student internship program tackles water quality issues in Magnolia Bayou Watershed

By Kelsey Johnson | Assistant Director/Planner, Gulf Coast Community Design Studio

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Gulf Coast Community Design Studio elevates 'Plastic Free Gulf Coast' initiative

Led by Elizabeth Englebretson, this grassroots movement of residents and community leaders is

Image Alternative Text: Cassie Hester (left) and Christina Vanderberg

做厙輦⑹ names 2019 faculty, staff awards

The Department of Art's Assistant Professor Cassie Hester and Business Coordinator Christina

Image Alternative Text: headshot of Alexis Gregory

Mississippi State Associate Professor of Architecture Alexis Gregory publishes article in international design journal

The article, titled "Service Learning and Social Justice in Architecture Education: Teaching

Image Alternative Text: cover and inside spread of the publication "Splash 20" - featuring Mississippi artist Brent Funderburk's watercolor paintings Angelus Vitae and Oaxaca

Mississippi State Department of Art Professor Emeritus Brent Funderburk's paintings featured in international publications

Mississippi artist Brent Funderburk, William L. Giles Distinguished Professor and Professor

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Three in the Mississippi State University Department of Art receive 2019 Mississippi Arts Commission (MAC) Funds

Three Mississippi State University Department of Art faculty members have received 2019 funds from

Image Alternative Text: Mississippi State University Department of Art faculty member and exhibition coordinator Jacob Crook's mezzotint engraving titled Nightrise II, a piece that showcases a dimly lit alley on Lafayette Street in downtown Starkville. The piece won the a 2019 Otis Philbrick Memorial Prize from the Boston Printmakers North American Print Biennial.

Downtown Starkville image by MSUs Jacob Crook included in Museum of Fine Arts Boston permanent collection

Jacob Crook, a Mississippi State Department of Art faculty member and exhibition coordinator, is

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