MA Graphic and Web Design Candidate Emily Morrison Weeks Exhibits Work at GRAADS Symposium | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

MA Graphic and Web Design Candidate Emily Morrison Weeks Exhibits Work at GRAADS Symposium

June 10, 2025
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Iowa State University, location of GRAADS

Emily Morrison Weeks, a student in MCAD’s Master of Arts in Graphic and Web Design (MAGWD) program, recently featured her work in the Midwest Graduate Art and Design Symposium (GRAADS) at Iowa State University.

Her project, Haven, a branding and environmental design piece, was selected for exhibition at the event. GRAADS showcases innovative work from graduate students across the Midwest, providing a platform for emerging designers to share their ideas and creative research.

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