MA in Sustainable Design Capstone Presentations | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

MA in Sustainable Design Capstone Presentations

Design Thinking

Presentation:

Monday, May 4

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1:30-4:30 p.m. CT

The MA in Sustainable Design program welcomes you to join the Spring 2026 Capstone presentations. The Capstone course marks the conclusion of the MA program with graduates assembling a project presentation combining design, development, and problem solving based on researched topics. Brief Q&As will follow these presentations.

Luv Bajai - Future Humans Lab™

Empowering the youth to navigate uncertain futures by cultivating adaptation, resilience, and regeneration to redesign what comes next.

Jenny Craddock - Developing Ecoliteracy Through Ecosocial Art

Using Art as a Vehicle for Ecological Cognition & Connection in Virginia Beach

Mikayla Jacino - Sustainable Van Conversion

Enabling Sustainable Behavior Through Material Choices for Campervan Builds.

Rose Moroney - Transforming the Foundation of Food Access

A Method for Driving the Rise Regenerative Cities Through Local Decentralized Food Systems.

Paula Welling - FLX Full Circle

Designing a Local Reusable Food Packaging Service.

Published on
April 27, 2026

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