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This year's Expo

The Visual Communication department at Farmingdale State College is honored to present the 2021 Senior Project Expo. This virtual exhibition of student work showcases the hard work and dedication of our wonderful graduating students. In the face of a global pandemic they completed their work remotely, and we are very proud of their accomplishments this year. This digital format of presentation, while born of necessity, has proven to be a wonderful platform by which to share the work of our students. It was created through the efforts of Professors Donna Proper, Kim Wild and Jennie Thwing. The work and projects presented are from classes instructed by Professors Kim Wild and Michael Mastermaker.

Below are a few thoughts from the Graduating class of Spring 2021.

Danielle Juliano student photo

How are you coping?

Although I am bummed to be spending my senior year of college through a computer screen, I’ve learned to appreciate those who have made my college experience worth it.—Danielle Juliano

I don’t see this change as being good or bad. It’s just vastly different and I’ve learned to roll with the punches. —Simone Battaglia

Bryce Rimland student photo

Virtual Learning

Remote learning has had its ups and downs, but I’ve learned to stay optimistic during times like these.—Bryce Rimland

Going virtual has been hard, but these last few semesters have taught me that I am stronger than I realize, as well as the value of holding myself to realistic standards —Rebecca White

The only impossible journey is the one you never begin. Remote learning was definitely a challenge but it taught all of us how much we can truly handle and overcome! —Daniela Valdes

Jack Robinson Student Photo

What have you learned?

I learned to appreciate the world as it was. Especially college, even though I don’t miss having to try to find a parking spot. —Jack Robinson

Senior Project has given me the opportunity to work on all aspects of the design process, from logo design to app development. Working on one single idea and developing it into a finished product has has allowed me to explore new ideas and techniques and has pushed me to create things I didn't think I could.—Kaitlyn Hough

I have learned a lot about myself these past 4 years and have been very fortunate to make many friends along the way.—Richard Friedel

Simone Battaglia Student Photo

Advice for future classes 

Senior project can be difficult at first, but once you have a concept everything starts to slowly but surely fall in place.—Ryan Tuszynski

I've learned that distractions are evil and to get everything done as soon as possible, so things don't pile up.—Citlali DelValle

My advice for the next classes to come through the doors of Hale Hall is to always have determination and passion, especially in our field of graphic design. When you’re determined, nothing can stop you, and when you’re passionate about it, nothing can discourage you. —Jefry Castro

Jefry Castro student photo

What are you looking forward to?

I’m excited to start my career and finally work in a field I love! Senior project has helped me take a really small peak at what it’s like to work on campaigns and projects in the real world with working on ads, apps, and different media to bring together a massive project. It helps to give you a jumpstart, and that’s enough to get you excited! —Jefry Castro

Ivy Greco student photo

Finally

I want to emphasize the design process behind the creation of my senior project. From ideation, to execution it was a valuable learning journey, one that showed me a new perspective- where introspection and passion fueled curiosity meet.—Ivy Greco

I feel very fortunate to have made great friends that struggled with me during my college experience. —Christina Thomas

Megan Groth student photo

Our Thoughts

Humans are capable of adapting to whatever life throws at them, this is just another example of perseverance at its finest. —Megan Groth

Time is so precious, never waste it. Thank you for these incredible years. Lets see how good I can get! —Warren Carpenter

Joe Hunt student photo

What's Next

Four short years later and here we are, I have a feeling the fun is just beginning. —Joseph Hunt



Address

Visual Communications Department Farmingdale State College
Hale Hall, 2350 Broadhollow Road
Farmingdale, NY 11735-1021