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CONNECTING OUR COMMUNITY
MIAD VALUES COMMUNITY, TO POSITIVELY CONTRIBUTE TO THE WORLD AROUND US. I am inspired by the creative ways that the MIAD and Milwaukee communities have remained connected and caring throughout the pandemic. MIAD’s record number of students and faculty adapted to virtual learning and teaching, and created unbelievable art and design work in new ways. Through the MIAD Innovation Center, sponsored curricular projects and Service Learning program, our students turned their passions into purpose to meet business, nonprofit partners and community needs. Collaborations with Milwaukee nonprofits and creative firms are inspiring high school youth to pursue art and design careers that they had never considered before. You are a key part of MIAD’s success. The generous support of donors and the commitment of our community members have positively transformed lives and helped to create and expand opportunities for current and future students. Thank you for your support and involvement in our community. I look forward to the year ahead, to connecting with you and continuing to expand MIAD’s presence and partnerships in Milwaukee and beyond. Sincerely,
Jeff Morin | MIAD President
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MIAD provides students access to a nationally recognized art and design education, collaborates with local companies and nonprofits, and is growing Milwaukee’s creative talent pipeline because of supporters in our community like you.
IN 2020-2021, YOUR SUPPORT HELPED US TO SERVE: A record
920 students 35% 35% of students self-identify as students of color
100%
of students receive financial aid, including scholarships.
0
100
63% of first-year students from Wisconsin are the first in their family to attend college
Your support responded to increased student needs
40%
of students are Pell-eligible (lowest income)
$1.1 million in student emergency grants were awarded to 870 students, funded through three federal and two state COVID relief packages and through philanthropy. The student emergency grants assisted students with paying for food, rent, medical expenses and other vital living expenses. MIAD 2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT | 3
SUPPORTING OUR STUDENT COMMUNITY In 2020-2021 students learned virtually and continued to have access to experiences on campus and in lab facilities. Faculty adapted their curriculum to a new teaching environment. Kim Miller, Chair of New Studio Practice: Fine Arts, supported the student and faculty community in the pivot to virtual learning. She ensured student access to supplies for safe use at home and opportunities to exhibit work both virtually and in-person. Faculty and lab staff shipped items to students to ensure they could complete projects. 4 | MIAD 2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT
COVID-19 IN 20202021: KEEPING OUR COMMUNITY SAFE Onsite testing: 1,445 COVID-19 tests were conducted on-campus with a .97% positivity rate, resulting in 14 positive results. Vaccination: Nearly 300 students received COVID-19 vaccination by the end of the Spring 2021 semester.
Fine arts students exhibited at Between Two Galleries in Milwaukee. Work pictured by Erin Kaiser '21 (top right), Katie Grinell '21 (below) and Sonal Jain '21 (right)
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New Illustration studios on renovated 4th Floor
ENHANCING OUR ON-CAMPUS COMMUNITY To accommodate the college’s record-breaking student enrollment growth over the past five years, MIAD is renovating the college's academic building. Renovations to the college’s 55,000-square-foot 4th floor began before the pandemic and were completed in September 2020. The new spaces house the MIAD Innovation Center, Emerging Technology Center, Illustration and Communication Design student studios, faculty offices and MIAD galleries’ permanent collection featuring work of industrial designer Brooks Stevens and MIAD co-founder Guido Brink. A team from RINKA that included MIAD alum Adam Gerhard ’15 (Interior Architecture and Design) designed the new spaces. 6 | MIAD 2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT
For the 2021 Senior Exhibition, Olivia Paul ’21 (Product Design) designed a collection of sleep aid products to help people who have frequent nightmares. She used resources on-campus in the MIAD Innovation Center, Emerging Technology Center, Printmaking Lab, 3D Lab and Textiles Lab to create her products. The Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) recognized her as a 2021 Student Merit Award Finalist. The nationwide competition highlights the best creativity, problem solving and design brilliance in each of IDSA’s five North American Districts. MIAD 2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT | 7
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CREATING MURALS IN THE MILWAUKEE COMMUNITY MIAD students, faculty and alumni are essential to bringing murals and public art to life in the Milwaukee community. Two examples: Josie Rice ‘10 (Interior Architecture and Design) created a mural at the Milwaukee Public Market in September 2020 (left). Lauren Medina ‘15 (Communication Design) created the artwork for the “Nuestra Madre Justicia (Our Mother Justice)” mural at the Milwaukee County Courthouse (above), and Whitney Salgado ‘15 (Illustration) and Debbie Sajnani ‘16 (Communication Design), along with others from LUNA (Latinas Unidas en Las Artes), collaborated to paint the mural. MIAD 2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT | 9
MIAD Innovation Center
DESIGNING SOLUTIONS FOR ORGANIZATIONS IN OUR COMMUNITY The MIAD Innovation Center connects businesses, nonprofit organizations and entrepreneurs with our talented students on a variety of art and design projects – from branding/logo design, illustration, animation, video production, augmented reality and more. In one project, Sophie Yufa ‘21 (Communication Design) redesigned the map thousands of passengers use each day to navigate Milwaukee’s most-visited building, Mitchell International Airport. Yufa graduated in May 2021 and is employed as a junior graphic designer at WaterStreet Creative. 10 | MIAD 2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT
“Sophie took the time to really learn about what we were looking for and came up with a creative solution that was leaps and bounds above and beyond what we had prior to this.” – Harold Mester, MKE Airport’s director of public affairs and marketing
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High school students at Hanson Dodge worked on a project for Johnsonville.
PARTNERING TO EXPAND OUR COMMUNITY’S CREATIVE TALENT PIPELINE As part of MIAD's participation in the Greater Equity 2030 Initiative, two new collaborations with TRUE Skool and Hanson Dodge seek to increase BIPOC representation in Milwaukee’s creative industries. Through the Designed Awareness collaboration between TRUE Skool and MIAD, along with other community partners, high school students researched how water connects us, and then created visual and spoken-word arts projects to respond and showcase what they learned. Several students from the TRUE Skool program also participated in a new graphic design internship. In total, 14 Milwaukee area high school students: • attended a four-week program at MIAD to learn foundational design skills. • participated in a two-week paid internship at Hanson Dodge, where they explored careers in different areas of the advertising agency and worked on a project for Johnsonville. • received a full scholarship to attend the MIAD Pre-College program. • were mentored by MIAD students and alumni. 12 | MIAD 2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT
“Hanson Dodge is taking us into all aspects of their work and projects, and we see how the teams work in their own areas but also how they all work together. ... It’s giving me the information and tools to test graphic design.” – Kyla Chester-Hopkins, a junior at Milwaukee’s Pathways High School and participant in the MIAD/Hanson Dodge internship program and MIAD Pre-College
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MIAD ALUMNI ARE EMPLOYED AT:
9 100% 10
of the Top
of the Top 10 largest Milwaukee-area manufacturing firms
19 20
largest Milwaukee-area advertising agencies
90%
of the Top
of the Milwaukee area’s largest architecture firms
largest Wisconsin and Milwaukee-area based public and private companies
MIAD transforms the lives of our students and community by educating Milwaukee’s future creative professionals and leaders. Our students, alumni, faculty and staff are actively involved in our community to benefit Wisconsin businesses and nonprofits, and to work for the greater good. MIAD alumni work for companies such as: Advocate Aurora Health
GE Healthcare
Milwaukee Tool
Bader Rutter
Generac Power Systems
Northwestern Mutual
Baird
GMR Marketing
Quad
BVK
Rockwell Automation
Core Creative
Harley-Davidson Motor Company
SC Johnson
Cramer-Krasselt
Hoffman York
Snap-on Inc.
Eaton International
Johnson Controls
Uline
EPIC Creative
Kohl’s Corporation
WaterStreet Creative
Fiserv
Laughlin Constable
WEC Energy
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JUNE 1, 2020 – MAY 31, 2021 DONORS Thank you to our generous donors for your support. Your support helps MIAD to fulfill our mission of igniting curious minds through art, design and service. Your commitment to MIAD allows us to continue to grow our footprint, partners and connections in the Milwaukee community and beyond.
Key: New Donor Trustee and Trustee Emeriti
Innovation Circle $100,000+ Associated Bank The Lynde & Harry Bradley Foundation Melitta S. Pick Charitable Trust Stephens Family Foundation, Inc. We Energies Foundation
$25,000-$99,999
Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Mary L. Nohl Designated Fund Peck Foundation, Milwaukee Ltd Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation Heidi Leigh ‘05 Ramos & Ryan Ramos ‘02 E.C. Styberg Foundation Inc.
Astor Street Foundation Robert W. Baird & Co.
$10,000-$24,999 Anon Charitable Trust Estate of Vincent Catteruccia ‘62 Ralph Evinrude Foundation Tim & Sue Frautschi
Anonymous
Heil Family Foundation
Greater Milwaukee Foundation Anonymous Funds
Emily & Craig Koprowski
Jeffrey Morin & Brian Borchardt
$2,500-$9,999
Donald & Donna Baumgartner
Delta Faucet Company
Geoffrey & Katite Mackey
President’s Circle
Rebecca ‘72 & Francis ‘70 Balistreri
Fiserv, Inc.
Kami & Robert Joseph
WAICU Rath Foundation
Deanna & Eric Tillisch
BMO Harris Bank
Herzfeld Foundation
David & Julia Uihlein Charitable Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Barry R. Mandel
Boelter Companies Joan & Fred Brengel Family Foundation, Inc. Yvonne Brodsky Colectivo Coffee Margaret & Gary Czaplewski Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Florsheim, Sr.
Larry & Judy Moon
Thomas & Jennifer Florsheim
Andrew Nunemaker
Gardner Foundation
RDK Foundation
Jennifer & Michael Hansen
Schoenleber Foundation, Inc.
The Hattersley Family Fund of the Ayco Charitable Foundation
Denisha N. Tate-McAlister
MIAD’s list of donors includes gifts June 1, 2020 through May 31, 2021. If we have inadvertently omitted or incorrectly listed your name, please accept our sincerest apologies and contact us at 414-847-3238 so we may correct our records.
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JUNE 1, 2020 – MAY 31, 2021 DONORS
Rocky Ho ’23 (Illustration) and Melvin Hood ’23 (Communication Design) designed and illustrated a new game to broaden cultural representation in the board game industry. They collaborated with the game co-creator and Milwaukee Lutheran High School art teacher Jason Crayton on the fantasy strategy game “Factions: Battlegrounds.” In 2020-2021, 201 students in MIAD’s Service Learning courses completed 5,738 hours of service at 21 Southeastern Wisconsin and 13 national and international organizations. Fifty-three students also completed self-directed service projects such as making fabric masks to donate to hospitals, creating care packages for unhoused or displaced individuals, and developing materials for classrooms.
$2,500-$9,999
$1,000-$2,499
Kathy & Thomas J. Hauske, Jr.
Isabel Bader
Gordon Henke Family Foundation
Sally Brown ‘64
Jerome J. & Dorothy H. Holz Family Foundation
Chipstone Foundation – Stanley & Polly Stone Fund
Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Journal Seibel Scholarship
David & Naomi Cobb
Kopmeier Family Fund Madeleine & David Lubar
Neil & Shelley Casey
James Cope Margaret & Michael DeMichele Anonymous
Greater Milwaukee Foundation Clarence G Reible Fund
Judith & Chris Ford
Tim & Crystal Rennicke
Katherine M. Gehl
RINKA Inc.
Leesa & Charles Gilliam
Robert Schwartz & Carol Motzel
David & Margarete Harvey
Amanda & Shantanu Singh
Johnsonville, LLC
Dr. James & Mrs. Cynthia Stoll
Anonymous
John Utz WAICU Batterman Family Foundation Internship Scholarship
Peter Foote & Robin Wilson
Bridgett Herbert
Mr. & Mrs. W. David Knox II Herb Kohl Philanthropies Mr. & Mrs. David Mathews Kathy & Geoff Mykleby
WAICU UPS Foundation Scholarship
Joseph R. Pabst & John Schellinger
Sarah & Michael Weiss
Laura & Adam Peck
Jonathan Wertz
Bruce ‘63 & Judy Renquist
Linda Yeager & John Florsheim
Nita Soref Stacey ‘04 & Justin Steinberg Kipp K. Stevens Lynde Uihlein
If we have inadvertently omitted or incorrectly listed your name, please accept our sincerest apologies and contact us at 414-847-3238 so we may correct our records.
Charlie & Rachel Uihlein
Brad Richards & Sally Lyndley
Meret Bitticks
Ziegler Family Foundation
Andi Sciacca & Gregory Sadler
Mikako Bonath Stacie Boney
$500-$999
Fran Serlin
Jeanne Bril ‘82
Dan & Sue Vliet
JJ ‘04 & Benny Brojde
Kimberlie Weekley
Mike & Karin Buckholdt
Frances & Aaron White
Bob & Kathy Buettner
Robert Zimmermann & Thomas Derenne
Curtis & Jean Carter
Albert J. & Flora H. Ellinger Foundation
Under $500
Sherrie Chow ‘87
Anonymous ‘89
Lynn Alan
Barbara Fuldner Bill & Sandy Haack
Richard & Ramon Anderson-Martinez
Sang & Jiyeon Kim
Kirk & Mary Andrich
Flavius Cucu & Miriam Van de Sype
Glenn Kleiman & Gisela Terner
Martha Annis
Logan Duerst Celine Farrell ‘58
Eva Knoll
Scott Beightol & Desiree Erickson
Tracy & George Milkowski
Arthur & Carolee C. Beutler
Peggy Ann Mary & James Connelly Julie & Sean Cummings Casey Dougherty ‘10 & Marin Koebert
CCS Fundraising Betsy Corry Susan Cubar & Thoma J. Jordan
Leslie Fedorchuk & John Fitzgerald
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As part of MIAD’s efforts to diversify its faculty and staff, MIAD has committed to filling vacant teaching positions at MIAD with AICAD Fellows for the next three years. The fellowship program, run by the Association of Independent Colleges of Art & Design (AICAD), aims to help increase racial and ethnic diversity of faculty at art and design colleges. The fellows are high-achieving master’s degree graduates from underrepresented populations nominated by their home institution for college-level teaching positions.
Work by AICAD Fellow Zuhal Feraidon
MIAD is one of only two colleges in the country that hired new AICAD Fellows in 2020-2021. Four AICAD Post-Graduate Teaching Fellows joined the MIAD faculty in Fall 2020 – Gabriela Escovar, Zuhal Feraidon, Yeon Jee and Aasawari Kulkarni.
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JUNE 1, 2020 – MAY 31, 2021 DONORS Under $500 Phil Fisher Dean & Anne Fitzgerald Amanda Foster Pamela Frautschi C. Frederick Geilfuss & Anne W. Hamilton Hannah Goettsch Ken Griesemer Jill Griffee Ross Glen Guszkowski ‘79 Amy Hamilton Jay Harris Carla H. Hay Anonymous ‘86 Dianne Higginbotham Elaine A. Hokenson Chelsea Holton Meralis & Nakia Hood Eleanor Huston Daniel Isom
Dr. Elizabeth & Mr. Bruce Jacobs Melissa Janda ‘93 Russ Jankowski
Inger Osberg Gilbert & J. Dorothy Palay Family Fund
Elaina Johann ‘15
Betsy ‘80 & Clarence ‘73 Peckenpaugh
Anonymous
PNC Foundation
Cheryl Klein ‘98
Christine Prebil
McKenna Sue Klein ‘14
Michael Quill
Adam Koenig ‘09 Stanley Kritzik
Pat & Sue Quinn Recreational Fund, Eau Claire Community Foundation
Larry Kula
Nicole Ranz
Kira Lafond
Anne & Thomas Reed
Sydney Lange ‘19
Stephanie Rhyner
Cynthia Durko Lynch
Sandra Richardson
Dr. Francisco & Mrs. Mary Jane Martinez
Leah Robertson ‘83 & Edwin Frami
Maxsan Foundation
Arthur & Vikki Rothschild
Dana McCullough
Vivian Rothschild
Elmer & Nicole Moore
Saige Rowe ‘15
Kyle Nesbitt ‘09
Catherine Royer
Mr. & Mrs. William O’Dell
Xavier Ruffin ‘10
Stella Koslowski
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For the MIAD Senior Exhibition, Samantha Shappell ’21 (Product Design) designed a four-piece furniture line for Third Coast Interiors, a Chicago-based interior architecture and design firm. The furniture celebrates the company’s rebranding and the intersectionality of Mexican and Scandinavian cultures and its Chicago location. Shappell now works full-time for the company. 18 | MIAD 2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT
Bryan & Alicia Sadoff
Jim Slauson
Kerry Sarder
Jessica Stanfield
Bert ‘70 & Judith Sasse
Deb Stankus
Nathaniel Sattler & Rachel Butler
Joshua Steffey
Kate Schaffer
Dr. Chris Szczesny-Adams & Mr. Christopher Adams
Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s David C. Scott Foundation Fund
JoAnn Sternke
Robin Taffler & Richard Dougherty
Jane & Scott Schroeder
Lindsay & Stephanie Tillman
Andrew Schuld ‘02
Jennifer Tooke
Dale William Shidler
Ben & Katrina Wasscher
Emily Siira ‘17
Anonymous
Nancy Siker
Travis Whitty ‘09
Lauren Simmons If we have inadvertently omitted or incorrectly listed your name, please accept our sincerest apologies and contact us at 414-847-3238 so we may correct our records.
MIAD alum Andy Perez ’04 (Illustration), who lives in Louisville, designed the poster for the 2021 Kentucky Derby Festival. Perez said, “The most important thing I learned at MIAD is that by being true to yourself and working hard anything is possible. … MIAD provided an environment that really pushed my creativity and thoughts about everything. The experience helped me uncover a way of creating that feels the most authentic to me.”
A Johnsonville sponsored project gave MIAD Illustration students real-life industry experience designing posters that build community and brand culture to be displayed in the company’s headquarters in Sheboygan Falls. Four students received top honors: Thomas Deegan (work pictured), Paige Slinkard, Andrew Lowry and Sofia Garcia.
Industrial Design alums Adam Carter ’16, Paul Rossetto ’95 and Rachel Wallace ’05 were recognized at the 2020 International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) for designs that promote innovation and excellence. Carter and Rosetto worked on products for Milwaukee Tool and Wallace worked on a project at Delve. MIAD 2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT | 19
JUNE 1, 2020 – MAY 31, 2021 DONORS Under $500
City Lights Brewing
Melanie Bergmann Ownley
Thomas Yackley
Charity Ekpo ‘15
Vel Phillips Family
Richard S. Yuspeh
Tom Florsheim, Sr.
JoAnna Poehlman ‘54
Carlos Zapata ‘08
Rachel Foster
Rob Schrab ‘92
Jennifer Zator ‘94
Chrystal Denise Gillon ‘91
Fran Serlin
Bryan Zeeuw
Allan Haas ‘77 & Kristine Jenson
Jan Serr
Herb Zien & Liz Levins
Gifts-In-Kind Peter Barrickman Kevin Brown
Margaret Heinrichs Jon Horvath
Dr. James & Mrs. Cynthia Stoll
Travis Lester
World Class Outdoor Lighting
Jeffrey Morin
Jason S. Yi Rina Yoon
If we have inadvertently omitted or incorrectly listed your name, please accept our sincerest apologies and contact us at 414-847-3238 so we may correct our records.
The prestigious Society of Illustrators 2021 Student Scholarship Competition honored a record five MIAD Illustration students and recent alumni: Josh Beedy ’21, Emily Bowers ’20, Anja Brandl ’22, Colleen Schinler ’21 (work pictured) and Lindsey Yeager ’21.
Graphic Design USA named MIAD a Top Design School for the sixth consecutive year. Communication Design students Erin Gray ’22 and Carli Jordan ’21 also were recognized as 2021 Students to Watch. Communication Design students and graduates also won all five Student Showcase awards in the 2020 United Adworkers’ Ninety Nine Adworkers Showcase: Amanda Levinaite ’20, Berea Ames ’20, Kelsey Robinson ’21, Mallory Kubenik ’20 and Ori Baez ’20.
Product Design Professor Pascal Massaligné received the 2020 IDSA Education Award to celebrate his work in the areas of medical and rehabilitation design and four decades of teaching. 20 | MIAD 2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT
CORPORATE SPONSORS & PARTNERS MIAD INNOVATION CENTER PARTNERS
Boelter & Lincoln Advertising Dr Beckys/Baker Street Partners
Generac Power Systems Lydia Line Martin & Ingeborg Kraninger Riverwater Partners R. Landa – Bundle of Learning Marquette University Milwaukee Business Journal Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport Mosaic MKE Oconomowoc Mfg. Corp./ENSO REDgen
WHO ARE MIAD DONORS? Donor types
329
total donors
Our donors live in 11 U.S. states. 89% live in Wisconsin
86% Individuals 10% Foundations 4% Corporations
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2020-2021 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers Sarah Zimmerman, Chair President, Astor Street Foundation Jason W. Allen, Treasurer Partner, Foley & Lardner LLP Deanna L. Tillisch, Secretary Retired President and CEO, United Performing Arts Fund Jeff Morin, Ex Officio MIAD President
Trustees
Geoffrey Mackey Director of Marketing & Communications, Robert W. Baird & Co.
Senior Leadership
Robert L. Mikulay Partner, City Lights Brewing
Mark Fetherston '89 Vice President for Enrollment Management
Steve Morales Partner, RINKA, Inc. Laura Peck Chief Compliance Officer, Riverwater Partners Ryan Ramos ‘02 President, Maker, LLC Matthew D. Rinka, AIA, NCARB, Principal, RINKA, Inc.
Jeff Morin President
Steve Hansen Vice President for Academic Affairs Brenda Jones Vice President for Financial Affairs Tracy Milkowski Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Rebecca Balistreri '72 Retired Arts Administrator/ Educator and Graphic Designer
Xavier Ruffin ‘10 Creative Director, Cynosure Creative Agency
Yvonne Brodsky Diversity and Inclusion Program Manager, Facebook
Nathaniel Sattler VP of NPI/R&D Engineering, Dexter Magnetic Technologies
Trustee Emeriti
David Cobb Retired/Community Volunteer
Amanda Singh Artist/Community Volunteer
Neil Casey
Leesa Gilliam Vice President, Senior Client Advisor, PNC Wealth Management
Denisha Tate-McAlister Founder/Lead Consultant, Denisha Tate & Associates LLC
Meralis Hood Market President, City Year, Inc. Jessica Jubelirer Principal, Jessica Jubelirer Design Sang Kim Regional President, BMO Harris Bank Craig Koprowski Managing Director, Tax, KPMG, LLP Madeleine Kelly Lubar Community Volunteer
Kimberlie D. Weekley SVP, Market Executive, Consumer Banking, Associated Bank Andrew Williams, Ph.D. Dean of Engineering and the Louis S. LeTellier Chair, The Citadel School of Engineering at the Military College of South Carolina
Chris Abele
Jennifer Florsheim Judy Guten Claire Hackmann Robert Joseph W. David Knox II Diane Knox Steven Laughlin Matt Levatich Camilla Borisch Mathews Lawrence P. (Larry) Moon Robert T. Schwartz Scott Schwebel Donald Shane Allen W. (Sandy) Williams, Jr.
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2020-2021 FINANCIAL SUMMARY REVENUES Tuition & fees
83%
$36,158,625
Gifts
9%
$3,864,203
Government grants
5%
$2,325,219
Investment, sale of assets, other
2%
$833,187
Auxiliary services
1%
$225,038
TOTAL REVENUES
$43,406,272
EXPENSES Student scholarships & grants
48%
$18,137,741
Academic & student support
35%
$13,327,966
Administrative support
8%
$3,205,118
Facilities maintenance & operations
6%
$2,319,094
Auxiliary services
2%
$861,447
Non-operating expenses
1%
$549,410
TOTAL EXPENSES
$38,400,776
83+9+521 48+35+8621 Total $43,406,272
Total $38,400,776
Interior Architecture and Design students applied design thinking to create these collaborative office spaces to inspire entrepreneurship and innovation. Work pictured by Abigail Roman ’23. MIAD 2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT | 23
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2022 EVENTS JAN. 20, 6 P.M. VIRTUAL EVENT: MICHAEL FORD HIP HOP ARCHITECTURE Co-sponsored with PBS Wisconsin and John Michael Kohler Arts Center
JAN. 21 & 22 GALLERY NIGHT & DAY AT MIAD Featuring “Presence & Persistence: Visions of American Blackness” and “Great Ideas of Humanity: Posters for Thought”
EARLY 2022 MIAD GALLERY AT THE AVE OPENING APR. 22 – MAY 7, 2022 MIAD SENIOR EXHIBITION Preview Night is April 20
MAY 14, 6 P.M. CREATIVE FUSION: FOCUS ON THE FUTURE
The 2021 Summer MIAD Pre-College program, presented by Associated Bank, brought more than 150 high school students to campus in Milwaukee’s Third Ward. Students developed skills and explored career pathways in classes such as animation, graphic design, fashion branding, illustration, photography and screen printing. Students in the Advanced Illustration class toured Discovery World to conduct research for a collaborative project and created illustrations for the museum’s flip-dot display. Associated Bank’s multi-year sponsorship provides scholarships for low-income youth to attend MIAD Pre-College. Sign up to receive emails on events and the MIAD Gallery at The Ave opening! miad.edu/joinourlist
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