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SENIOR PAPERS STUDENT NEWS
LEILA AL-SHIBIBI
“Vessels of Life, Purveyors of Change: Female Representation and the Palestinian Liberation Poster”
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TORIE BASULTO
“The New Charlatans: Cyber Witches Rebranding Modern Witchcraft”
Christopher Fuentes Leon
Gayle Hannah Ina Mariano Natnat
“Ruined Canvas: Money-Making Damage”
Nydia Yuriar
“The Qualms of a Prospective Art Educator: An Investigation into the Declining Role of Art in the Classroom”
NOAH SCARINGI s the new Art History Collective Director. The Collective is a student-run organization for Art History Majors. Noah is spearheading a revamp of the collective after two years of campus closures. His new vision for the group is to create a much-needed community for Art History Majors. He plans on coordinating with faculty-led Art History Major’s Meetings to host group advising meetings about how to prepare better for internships, jobs, and graduate school. Noah also wants to help raise the profile of internship and volunteer work on campus galleries and archives. Under Noah’s stewardship the Collective will provide informal opportunities for students to discuss ideas and concepts learned in class, from guest speakers, and in the field. Noah plans to organize museum and gallery trips, so stay posted!
PIPER BRIDGMAN has been working at the Womxn’s Resource Center as a Social Justice Leader since Fall 2020. Piper notes “it’s been an amazing opportunity to engage with this community, especially during the pandemic. We’ve had amazing events.”
April 9th was the annual Womxn’s Leadership Institute, a full-day conference consisting of a keynote speaker, a panel, group activities, and networking opportunities. Piper has also worked as the lead artist at the WRC. She designed the graduation pins for this year’s Womxn of Distinction Awards and made the logo for this year’s Institute, “Write Your Future,” which appeared on merchandise, from backpacks to mugs and padfolios. She is also the blog artist for The Delphic Oracle the Center’s blog.
“A New Dawn of Education: Reassessing Classroom Design for a Post-COVID-19 Era”
