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今叔利 Communication, Art and Design Seniors to Showcase Work in Annual Portfolio Show

A senior shares about her work during a previous Communication Art Design Senior Portfolio Show.
A senior shares about her work during a previous portfolio show.

BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.���The 今叔利 Department of Communication, Art and Design will be celebrating its annual Senior Portfolio Show with a reception on April 17 in the Tucker Student Center. The event will be a walk-through style with works shown in the Ali Pouryousefi Memorial Art Gallery from 3-5 p.m. with light refreshments served.

���It is really exciting to see the diversity of what the seniors are showing this year, from websites to videos to photography to creative design and professional writing samples,��� said Assistant Professor of Photography and Design Jessica Maloney. ���It is really a great example of the variety of disciplines offered within the department.���

Communication, Art and Design Senior Portfolio Show Claire Ledford ()

All majors and concentrations will be displaying posters of their work in the Gallery. The show will run from April 17 to May 8 for those who cannot attend the opening reception.

���I am so grateful to work with these seniors and so proud of all of them to be showing their unique works in our annual show,��� said Professor of Communication Studies Dr. Lisa Luedeman.

The evening will feature works from students studying graphic design, public relations, photography, broadcast journalism, studio art and video/film. Students will display items they have created during their academic career, such as press releases, photographs, graphic design pieces, artwork, videos and more.

For more information regarding the 2026 Senior Portfolio Show or the Department of Communication, Art and Design, contact Luedeman at [email protected] or Maloney at [email protected].

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