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Art students compete for scholarships

May 1, 2013 by Josh Garcia

Students received thousands in scholarships as part of Friday’s Student Art Competition.

The Student Art Competition is conducted annually. All students who are members of the Department of Art and Design are required to submit an entry. Professors then determine which entries will be featured in the show. Partially based on the show, professors decide how they will grant certain monetary awards or scholarships for the next semester.

The department provided 25 awards ranging from $500 to $4,000. Michael Ferguson, sophomore interior design major from Campbell, Calif., had one of his architectural models featured in the show and won an award for excellence in architecture. He said this year featured an especially competitive batch of work.

“At first I was excited just to have my architectural model selected for the show,” Ferguson said. “To be given an award on top of that was quite an honor.”

The artwork is on display in the Shore Art Gallery. Mike Wiggins, department chair, said the art will remain showcased throughout the summer.

“We have a lot of new freshmen coming in over the summer,”  said Wiggins, associate professor of art and design. “It’s great to have a lot of really excellent work showing for them.”

The following students won awards in the show:

Hortencia Flores,
Two-Dimensional Fine Art

Paige Baumgartner,
Three-Dimensional Fine Art

Jesse Kelley,
Three-Dimensional Fine Art

Stephanie Fink,
Photography

Keith Jernigan
Graphic Design

Megan Teel,
Graphic Design

Zack Guerra,
Graphic Design

Michael Ferguson,
Architecture

Zack Guerra,
Faculty Award

Asja Lezmina
Faculty Award (2)

Kate Swinney,
First Year

David Singer,
Exhibition Excellence Award

Hillary Commer,
Exhibition Excellence Award

Brandy Rains,
Art History Award

Shelby Walker,
Lucille Dill Scholarship

Alyssa Stanley,
Lylian Arledge Scholarship

Gracie Ferreyro,
Interior Design Educational Endowment Fund

Madison Brown,
Interior Design Educational Endowment Fund

Crystal Hiebert,
Interior Design Educational Endowment Fund

Jill Dowdy,
Outstanding Interior Design Major

Morgan Hudson,
Outstanding Interior Design Major

Lille Keener,
Outstanding Interior Design Major

Gracie Ferreyro,
Outstanding Interior Design Major

Morgan Hudson,
Donna Fowler Award

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Department of Art and Design, Scholarship

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About Josh Garcia

Joshua Garcia is a sophomore convergence journalism major from Lexington, North Carolina and managing editor of the Optimist.

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