Red Cross Recognizes Efforts of MSU Art Students

Six art students at Minot State University received a well-deserved thanks on November 21, for their participation in an American Red Cross design project.

Allan McGeough, executive director of the Mid-Dakota Chapter of the Red Cross and Robert Kibler, chair of the board for the Mid-Dakota Chapter presented certificates of appreciation to the students in MSU Instructor of Art Patrick Sheldon’s graphic design class. The students all designed lapel pins for the Mid-Dakota Chapter of the Red Cross, and several of their designs were combined into the final product, which the Red Cross will distribute to all of its members and volunteers.

The art students recognized during the presentation included (from left to right) Kayla Cote, a junior in graphic design from Willow City, ND, Tonya Stuart, a senior in graphic design from Humboldt, SK, Canada, Tami Gross, a senior in graphic design from Lambert, MT, Morgan Fetzer, a senior in graphic design from Max, ND, Stacy Jaeger, a senior in graphic design from Bismarck, ND and Adam Simonson, a senior in graphic design from Minot, ND.
Also included (from left to right) are Allan McGeough, executive director of the Mid-Dakota Chapter of the Red Cross, Robert Kibler, chair of the board for the Mid-Dakota Chapter and Patrick Sheldon, instructor of art at Minot State University.

11/21/08

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