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Congrats Fall 2019 MASD Grads!

We are proud to announce our newest MA in Sustainable Design graduates:  Ajda Mesic, Jazmyne Geis, Olivia Pedersen, and Whitley Mike!

Each has successfully completed eight courses ranging from Systems Thinking to Practice of Sustainable Design to Creative Leadership. In addition, each has completed an independent thesis project. You can see one project from each course, as well as their thesis projects, in their web-based portfolios.  Links to their thesis project presentations and web-based portfolios are shared below.

Jazmyne Geis

Portfolio:  

Ajda Mesic

Portfolio:  

Whitley Mike
Using App Design to Implement Behavior Changes to Protect the Southern Resident Orca (upload pending)
Portfolio:  

Olivia Pedersen

Portfolio:  


Like many of our students, these amazing women completed their MA while working and managing the many challenges that life can bring. We look forward to seeing the positive impacts that they will have on our world. You can learn more about them and their work on the Alumni page of this blog.

If you’d like to see your name on this list one day, please explore our fully online program!  The for Fall 2020 is January 15. 

If you’re not sure what it’s like to take courses online, we invite you to explore our Spring 2020 offering of , which is now offered as three 5-week units. 

You are also welcome to take our non-program offerings and .

Categories
Student Spotlight
Published on
December 23, 2019
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Ajda Mesic
Jazmyne Geis
Olivia Pedersen
sustainable design
Whitley Mike

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