Students Honored for Creativity, Design
Posted by College of Southern Maryland on Wednesday, August 10, 2016 · Leave a Comment
College of Southern Maryland students were recognized recently for their creativity, innovation, design, and artistic viewpoints at the spring 2016 annual juried student exhibition and awards reception.
The event was held at the college’s Tony Hungerford Memorial Art Gallery on the La Plata campus.
Finalists included Linda Curtis of Brandywine for ceramics, Donna Wilson of Waldorf for photography/graphic design, Gary Alexander Crisostomo of Accokeek for painting/drawing, and Linda Gottfried of Cobb Island for jurors’ prize.
Faculty purchase prizes went to Jessa Arian A. Mayo of Waldorf and Selene La Marca of Bryans Road.
During the ceremony Nataline Beckley of Upper Marlboro, William Watson of Clinton, and Bryce Gordon Demby of White Plains were named as recipients of the Walter B. Grove II Memorial Art Scholarship.
For photos from the reception, click here. For information on art programs at CSM, click here.
At the College of Southern Maryland, students can choose from more than 100 quality academic programs including an expanding array of associate degrees, certificates, and letters of recognition. CSM is constantly expanding and improving its programs to meet the demands of the workplace.
CSM also offers students the credits they need at a fraction of the cost. That means students will have more money to transfer to the university of their choice. In fact, the No. 1 reason students come to CSM is to transfer their credits. Last year alone, 1,960 CSM students transferred to 226 colleges and universities in 46 states.
CSM offers a rich academic experience with knowledgeable faculty members who care. At CSM, learning extends beyond the classroom. Students will be given invaluable opportunities to experience hands-on, community-based service learning, to travel and study abroad, to intern with local businesses, and much more. Add all of this to their resumes and they are headed toward a great future. The quality academic programs and instruction at CSM ensure students will have the skills they need to begin realizing their future.
At the College of Southern Maryland, in all credit courses, students are expected to spend a minimum of two hours completing out-of-class course work for every hour of instructional time. For online and hybrid courses, expect active instruction time and “out-of-class” course work to be comparable to a face-to-face courses with the same number of credits.
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