IMA Capstone Research Panel
Brumbaugh Academic Center, Alumni Hall / IMA Research
Join the Integrated Media Arts seniors for their culminating signature work. This end-of-year panel presentation showcases a wide range of creative projects and production, including research for the development of historical nonprofits, traditional letterpress, sustainable packaging design, brand design, and hyperrealistic art production, among other topics.
Sofia Amoroso
Sudhakar Arran
Emily Kaltenbaugh
Katie Mace
Theo Philpot
Max Prosser
Zach Wyland
Integrated Community Partnerships
Kepple Hall, 210 / IMA Practicum
Integrated Media Arts Practicum student researchers are required to work with a local community client to design and develop practical and functional deliverables that are both user-friendly and sustainable for the business or organization. Individual student learning objectives are connected in response to the needs and requests of the community client at the start of the research project. This experiential learning opportunity offers both the student and the client the option to seek and obtain real-world knowledge and skills related to various areas of visual communication design. A series of client-based research projects from the Fall 2022 and Spring 2023 semesters will be presented by IMA students.
Callan Beideman
Aiden Duran
Emily Haritos
Kate Hutton
Emily Kaltenbaugh
Studio Art and IMA Capstone Exhibition Opening
Juniata College Museum of Art / IMA & Studio Art Capstone
Join the Studio Art and Integrated Media Arts seniors for their culminating signature work. This end-of-year exhibition showcases a wide range of creative projects and production, including ceramics, research for the development of historical nonprofits, traditional letterpress, sustainable packaging design, brand design, and hyperrealistic art production, among other topics.
Sofia Amoroso
Emily Kaltenbaugh
Katie Mace
Zachary Wyland
Sydney Ruckschel
The 2023 Liberal Arts Symposium schedule can be found at the main website link below. Event program shown to the left was designed by Emily Kaltenbaugh ’23 in IMA Practicum.
