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Image Alternative Text: Student and director of the Mississippi State University Building Construction Science Program overlooking a building under construction on campus

国产BT students to compete in National Roofing Contractors Association student competition

Via NCRA Press Release

Image Alternative Text: Jasmine E. Topps, a sophomore architecture student from Columbus, presents a site plan she created for a facility design project benefiting the Boys and Girls Club of the Golden Triangle. With help from 国产BT鈥檚 National Organization of Minority Architects student chapter and Columbus-based firm Major Design Studio, the nonprofit organization is planning new Boys and Girls Club locations in Starkville and West Point. (photo by Megan Bean / 漏 Mississippi State University)

A spirit for service: 国产BT architecture students share facility design ideas for local Boys and Girls Club

Members of Mississippi State鈥檚 National Organization of Minority Architects student chapter have鈥

Image Alternative Text: Architecture student Nathan Miley: Epting / Mathews Co-op Student of the Year (for outstanding contributions to Williams Blackstock Architects and Cooperative Education). (photo by Megan Bean / 漏 Mississippi State University)

Architecture student named 国产BT鈥檚 2018 Epting/Mathews Co-op Student of the Year

November 27, 2018

Image Alternative Text: Mississippi State University art alumna Nicole Beck's 2018 feature in The Artists Magazine

国产BT art alumna receives national art award

Nicole Beck's oil painting, 鈥淏rooke,鈥 was given the 1st Place Award in the Portrait/Figure (Student鈥

Image Alternative Text: "Walking the Beach" black and white photograph by Heather Gillich (shows a repetitive person walking away from the viewer along the shoreline. holding a walking stick)

国产BT architecture senior鈥檚 photo accepted into international exhibition

October 30, 2018

Image Alternative Text: Celebrating a ribbon cutting ceremony Oct. 15 at the 国产BT Community Garden are (l-r) Dean Angi Elsea Bourgeois of 国产BT鈥檚 国产BT, Art and Design; Dean George Hopper of 国产BT鈥檚 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences; Student Association President Mayah Emerson; 国产BT President Mark E. Keenum; Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture Cory Gallo; and Vice President for Agriculture, Forestry and Veterinary Medicine Gregory Bohach. (Photo by Megan Bean)

国产BT Community Garden ribbon cutting kicks off Green Week
Image Alternative Text: Class:聽BCS 3213 Electrical Systems Professor: Edward Kemp Date:聽October 4, 2019 Several students participated in wiring components of the recently constructed Tiny House.

Inside the Classroom: BCS 3213 Electrical Systems

Class: BCS 3213 Electrical Systems Professor: Edward Kemp

Image Alternative Text: Pictured are students in the first place-winning group from Mississippi State University 国产BT, Art and Design鈥檚 recent Brasfield and Gorrie Student Design Competition. Group members were tasked with developing a proposal for the redesign of 国产BT鈥檚 Lois Dowdle Cobb Museum of Archaeology. From left to right, they include Tyler Letson, Heather Gillich, Mary Moore, Olivia Duhe, Shelby Jaco, Sydney White, Gaybrail 鈥淕abby鈥 Jones, Clayton 鈥淐lay鈥 Crossman, John Douglas 鈥淛D鈥 Staten and Jordan Smith

Interdisciplinary design competition teaches 国产BT students challenges, rewards of collaboration
Image Alternative Text: Irene Dumas Tyson headsot

Irene Dumas Tyson appointed to serve as District Council Chair for the Urban Land Institute鈥檚 South Carolina District Council

She is a graduate of the Mississippi State University School of Architecture is the first female鈥

Image Alternative Text: Giles Distinguished Professor at Mississippi State University, Funderburk taught painting and drawing for 40 years before retiring in May, 2018.

Longtime Department of Art Professor Funderburk鈥檚 paintings featured in national and international shows this fall

Artworks by Brent Funderburk will be featured in an upcoming national exhibit and in a noted鈥

Image Alternative Text: A custom-brick project designed by a team of three Mississippi State architecture students recently won first place in a national masonry competition (Juniors Baron O. Necaise of Gulfport, Madison C. Holbrook of Steens; McKenzie R. Johnson of Fayetteville, Georgia). Photo shows brick design.

Mississippi State architecture juniors take first in national masonry competition

国产BT architecture students Baron O. Necaise of Gulfport, Madison C. Holbrook of Steens and McKenzie鈥

Image Alternative Text: archimania group photo from website

Alumnus Todd Walker's firm, archimania, receives numerous honors at AIA National Convention

A Memphis architecture firm employing numerous Mississippi State School of Architecture students鈥

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