Awards & Honors
Featured Work
Selected by United States International Poster Biennial
Over 11,000 submissions with a 2% acceptance rate.
Over 11,000 submissions with a 2% acceptance rate.
A poster designed to showcase the Angel’s Landing hike at Zion National Park.
Design Excellence
This award was faculty-chosen for outstanding overall performance.
This award was faculty-chosen for outstanding overall performance.
“Our final award is the whole package—a student who demonstrates outstanding overall performance. This recipient always brings a unique point of view to her work — a true eye for design. She wrestles with her concepts and experiments with design-making methods until that magical moment when everything comes together and is communicated in a beautifully compelling way that naturally draws others in. And personally, my time with her last summer in Helsinki only reinforced what her cohort and faculty already knew—she is someone others are fortunate to learn from and be around.”
Featured in Ewing Art Gallery 76th Annual Student Art Competition
Universal (dis)Connection
A poster designed to represent the disconnect that has formed from the overuse of a tool built for connection.
A poster designed to represent the disconnect that has formed from the overuse of a tool built for connection.
Featured in Phoenix Magazine and Gallery Show
A constructivist style poster calling for equal treatment for women while pulling from the birds aren’t real movement.
Inclusivity Award
Highest award for Design Undergraduates. Nominated by faculty and peers for personal approaches in cohort.
Highest award for Design Undergraduates. Nominated by faculty and peers for personal approaches in cohort.
This year's winner was described by their nominating peer as ‘always open to listening, giving whole-hearted input and being genuine with us and our ideas.’ This nominator goes on to state that this recipient ‘inspires the cohort to go above and beyond and most likely does not know how much I love graphic design and the collaborations and connections that come out of it because they are in our cohort.’”
Featured in Phoenix’s Gallery Show
An animation to illustrate the feeling presented by a phrase.