By the time Brad Woodall entered Missouri State, he knew what he wanted. His dad worked at KY3 for more than 30 years, so he learned technical media skills at a young age. “I grew up in that environment and knew early on that’s what I was going to do,” Woodall said. He studied mass media and found his courses in organizational communications and marketing especially … [Read more...] about MJF alumnus works third Olympics
An exhibit reflecting the work of students in ART 386: Art of Africa and ART 488: Basic Conservation of Art and Artifacts will run Sept. 21 – Dec.16, 2016 at Duane G. Meyer Library, Room 306, Special Collections and Archives. The room is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Exhibit features objects on loan from several collections This educational exhibit is the … [Read more...] about Art students present work in library exhibit, “Understanding the Object: Research and Conserving Art and Artifacts”
Welcome to Brick City. At Missouri State, we call it an urban oasis of creativity. The department of art and design calls it home. Located just off campus, the cluster of brick buildings known as Brick City boast 85,000-square-feet of space. When renovations began in 2007, as part of Springfield’s urban research park IDEA Commons, the buildings were about 100 years old, … [Read more...] about Where is Building 2?: A brief history of Brick City
Tragic mine explosions, marriage proposals gone wrong and an angel of redemption for the redemption-less. Revelations is this season’s theme, and the theatre and dance department’s fall 2016 lineup is ready to engage audiences with productions that feature vastly unique voices and storylines, each meant to reveal powerful truths through both devastation and … [Read more...] about Revelations through the human experience: How this fall season will set the truth free
From standing in the spotlight to setting the stage for a home, she’s learned how to make herself (and others) happy. When alumna Jennifer Saputo-Peterson graduated from Missouri State in 2006, she wanted to use her bachelor’s degree in theatre to be a working actress in New York City, which she did from 2007-10. But now she helps St. Louisians set the stage for a happy … [Read more...] about Alumna helps ‘set the stage’ with mobile shop in St. Louis