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During Belfug Sener's final year in CCS's MFA Integrated Design program, she designed a smartphone application for tweens called "Squad," which has been awarded the "Student Notable Strategy & Research Award" in Core77 Design Awards 2019.

In announcing the 2019 Kresge Artist Fellows and Gilda Award recipients working in literary and visual arts, Kresge Arts in Detroit enters its second decade of supporting Detroit artists. That milestone is being marked with the exhibition “Parallel Visions,” which opens to the public July 12, 2019 at the Wasserman Projects gallery in Detroit’s Eastern Market.

CCS Fashion Accessories Design student, Katie Krueger, has work selected for display at this year's Graduate Fashion Week in London, England. Her unique work caught the eye of The National Student, where she was recently featured.

The College for Creative Studies has appointed Tracy Muscat as its Vice President for Institutional Advancement. Muscat comes to CCS from Michigan Medicine where she was the Senior Director of Development. As vice president, she will lead the College’s fundraising, marketing and communications functions, including capital and endowment campaigns.

Car Design News recently reviewed the final work of the CCS BFA Transportation Design program on display at this year's Student Exhibition.

Owned and founded by Guy Allen and Andre Foster, both graduates of CCS, First Fight boasts a client list that includes Quicken Loans, CVS, Macy's, Dave & Buster's, Walgreens, Pfizer, Detroit Water and Stockx.

Nine students from various academic disciplines have spent the past 15 weeks working on the project. They’ve created paintings, taken architectural photographs, recorded oral and visual histories and created short stories. A couple of students created an app that allows the user to impose himself or herself against a backdrop of historic buildings and street scenes.

Every year the Sonoma Cultural and Fine Arts Commission chooses a recipient for their Student Creative Arts Award. This year CCS Entertainment Arts student Adie Valavanis was selected for her outstanding achievement in animation, character design, and puppet fabrication.

At the same time Simon Waranch is represented by two works as part of the Michigan Regional Glass Exhibition at the Janice Charach Gallery in West Bloomfield, he is exhibiting work to memorialize the Holocaust in a display at the Museum of Biblical Art in Dallas.

CCS Photography alumna and biomedical photographer, Lisa Belanger Neal, was recently interviewed by WEMU 89.1 about the world of biomedical and forensic photography.