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Way to Go, MASD Graduates!

A big congratulations to our newest MASD alumni, who will officially graduate in December. We couldn’t be more proud of you and your innovative, sustainability-focused work! You are unique and brilliant. Good luck with your careers as sustainability professionals.

Completed Summer 2015:

thesis was titled, "Sustainable Production and Design of Cycling Lifestyle Apparel for Women." (Advisor: )

thesis was titled, "Immersive Screen Technology for Improved Health and Wellness Outcomes." (Advisor: )

thesis was titled, "Development of Planet: Crisis, a Sustainability-Focused Educational Game." (Advisor: )

thesis was titled, “The Story from Plate to Seed: Supporting food literacy through information graphics and storytelling in foodservice environments as methods for increasing consumers’ awareness of sustainable food habits." (Advisor: )

 

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About the MA Program
Published on
August 10, 2015
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Alyssa Yatabe
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