Recognition

Overview


Alumni win Oscar for Golden Compass Interior Design

SCAD students, faculty, alumni and staff receive recognition of their talents by:
  • exhibiting at galleries
  • participating in highly selective film festivals
  • winning scholarships
  • publishing material in newsletters, magazines, newspapers and books
  • receiving offers for internships and apprenticeships
  • accepting awards from community groups
  • ranking highly in collegiate, regional and national competitions
  • appearing on stage and in film
  • being listed in Who's Who Among America's Teachers and Who's Who in American Art
  • participating in industry events as guest lecturers, speakers, critics and reviewers
  • selling their work to private collectors and prestigious museums
  • ShopSCAD
  • Working Class Studio

Most recent recognition


Hammond's film an Aniboom finalist
Nov 4, 2009
“Monster Movie” by alumnus Stephen Hammond (M.F.A., animation, 2008) has been chosen as a finalist in the FOX-Aniboom Holiday Animation Challenge. Read more about the competition.
Grix awarded SECAC travel grant
Nov 4, 2009
Art history graduate student Eleanor Grix received the Gulnar Bosch Travel Award from the Southeastern Conference of Art Colleges. A panel of distinguished faculty members and the director of the annual conference, where Grix will present her research, selected her for the award.
Fulton is finalist for Surface magazine
Nov 4, 2009
SCAD photography student John Michael Fulton was chosen as a top ten finalist by Surface magazine. His photo spread will be featured in the Avant Guardian issue, on newsstands soon.
Stefani Joseph featured in exhibitions
Nov 4, 2009
Paintings by foundation studies professor Stefani Joseph were selected for the exhibition "Common Ground: 11 American Artists at Galeria9arte” Sept. 29-Oct. 30 in Lisbon, Portugal. Joseph also had work selected for the 64 Arts National Juried Exhibition at the Buchanan Center for the Arts, Monmouth, Illinois. The exhibition ran Aug. 21-Sept. 19.
Heather Deyling featured in exhibition
Nov 4, 2009
Foundation studies professor Heather Deyling was featured in the exhibition “Art in Academia,” Southeastern College Art Conference Members Juried Exhibition, Sept. 11-Oct. 24 at Space 301 in Mobile, Alabama.
Jeff Markowsky featured in group show
Nov 3, 2009
Foundation studies professor Jeff Markowsky exhibited work in the group show “In the Flesh II” July 22-Aug. 30 at the Target Gallery in the Torpedo Factory Art Center, Alexandria, Virginia. Learn more.
Hoffman featured in international exhibition
Nov 3, 2009
Foundation studies professor Paula Hoffman is featured in the exhibition “Ghosts of the Heartland” in connection with the International Ibsen Seminar and Theatre Festival Nov. 12-22 in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Davies gives session at Fulbright Association
Nov 2, 2009
Foundation studies professor Karen Davies was invited to give a poster session on “No Translation Required: Artists Books in Germany and Georgia” at the Fulbright Association 32nd Annual Conference Oct. 29-Nov. 1 in Washington, D.C.
Gayle Fichtinger featured in exhibition
Nov 2, 2009
Foundation studies professor Gayle Fichtinger exhibited a terracotta sculpture in "Inspired: Exploring the Yixing Sensibility" Aug. 28-Sept. 25 at Meramec Gallery, St. Louis Community College, St. Louis, Missouri.
Kebedech Tekleab interviewed by media outlets
Nov 2, 2009
Foundation studies professor Kebedech Tekleab was interviewed by WPFW, Washington, D.C., and the New York-based online magazine of notes. Learn more.
SCAD receives grant from Target
Nov 2, 2009
SCAD received a $5,000 grant from Target to provide professional development opportunities for students, such as entry fees, conference registration and residency costs. Allicia Pickett, assistant director of career services, wrote the grant and administers the program.
SCAD professors present at SECAC
Oct 30, 2009
The 2009 Southeastern College Art Conference featured presentations by the following foundation studies faculty members: George Bauer, Karen Davies, Heather Deyling, Chris Kienke, Scott Thorp and Chris Williams.
SCAD professors perform in Croatia
Oct 30, 2009
Foundation studies professor Kelley McClung and motion media design professors Alessandro Imperato and Jim Gladman gave a performance installation as part of Performance Studies International at the University of Zagreb, Croatia, during summer quarter 2009.
Beck interns at Florida historic preservation
Oct 30, 2009
Undergraduate graphic design student Carey Beck interned at West Florida Historic Preservation Inc.
SCAD students intern with Gajin Studios
Oct 30, 2009
Undergraduate sequential art students Erin Gladstone, Julie Godwin and Remington Veteto, graduate illustration student Alan Hawley and alumna Joy Taney (B.F.A., sequential art, 2009) are interning at Gajin Studios in Atlanta.

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Recognition

  • Hammond's film an Aniboom finalist
  • Grix awarded SECAC travel grant
  • Fulton is finalist for Surface magazine
  • Stefani Joseph featured in exhibitions

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