DMA Senior Show 20/20
Incorporating outdoor activities into educational curriculum is essential in developing a child’s learning, and should be implemented more frequently into the American education system. Indoor classroom models are leaving out an imperative and unavoidable truth that our relationship with and understanding of nature is important to living in a happy, healthy, and sustainable world. In attempt to highlight the rich beauty that nature offers and to increase appreciation and knowledge of local environments, this kit, the first of many themes, is designed for young K-8 learners to experience learning through active play, observation, and reflection.
Katey Langer
Nurturing her love for both the world we live in, and the world that lives in each of us, Katey Langer is a nature enthusiast who often combines her passion of art and design with her interests in the sciences. Katey will be graduating with a BA in Digital Media Arts, a Concentration in Graphic Design, and an Emphasis in Biology. She is excited to pursue more graphic design job opportunities after having interned with Hamline’s Marketing and Creative Services Department for over 2 years, creating and marketing 3 publications of an on campus magazine for the Fulcrum Journal, and taking on miscellaneous side projects throughout her academic career.
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DMA Senior Show 20/20

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Hamline DMA Presents the final projects for the Digital Media Arts Seniors 2020! It's a major undertaking in any ordinary year, but this was to be no ordinary year.... Halfway through the semester, seniors were required to transition their projects from a physical exhibition to an online show. Most projects had to be completely reconfigured to comply with an online format and to comply with the statewide lockdown and social distancing. Please applaud these seniors’ ability to roll with sudden changes, and still manage to keep most of their humor and irony intact.