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Contact: Christie McNeal

STARKVILLE, Miss.—Senior interior design majors are hosting a two-day exhibit to showcase their work from throughout their time at �������� State.

Free and open to the public, the exhibit is at the Animal Industries Annex, located at the corner of Blackjack Road and Stone Boulevard, on Friday [April 24], 2-5 p.m. and Saturday [April 25], 9 a.m.-Noon.

Before interior design majors graduate, they must fulfill an internship requirement, which many of the seniors will complete this summer before graduating in August.

“We are excited about the internship and permanent employment opportunities that our students have secured,” said Beth Miller, professor and head of the Department of Interior Design. “We have students going east to New York, west to Dallas and areas in between.”

Seniors, by hometown, include:

BYHALIA—Ashley Howard, Sage Kersting

CLINTON—Mallory Morris

COVINGTON, Tennessee—Sophie Roane

DAVIDSON, North Carolina—Gia Powers

DUMAS, Arkansas—Jackelyn Garcia

ELLISVILLE—Emily Rivers

FAIRVIEW, Tennessee—Keely Kravanek

FRENCH CAMP—Bethany Chesteen

GUILFORD, Connecticut—Neville Oberg

HUNTSVILLE, Alabama—Emma Vachon

JACKSON—Abigail Newman, Gabriella Sutherland

JACKSON, New Jersey—Gina Novello

LELAND—Anne Journeay Ross

MADISON—Morgan Mason

MANDEVILLE, Louisiana—Alexis Guidry

MONROE, Georgia—Eden Krawczyk

NASHVILLE, Tennessee—Sarah Hawkins

NEWTON—Zamarion Bender

OXFORD—Anna Alger

PONTOTOC—Madelyn Angle

TUSCALOOSA, Alabama—Caroline Burroughs

UNION CITY, Tennessee—Avery Hicks

MSU’s Department of Interior Design is accredited by both the Council for Interior Design Accreditation and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. Learn more at caad.msstate.edu.

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