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Assistant Professor Robin Carroll, principal investigator for the $30,000 grant, said the money will be put toward a new course, “Historic Lighting Environments."

The Reveille 25 program is designed to highlight the remarkable accomplishments of the university’s growing number of young alumni.

Christinia “Chrissy” N. Hoof of Birmingham, Alabama, is one of five students across the nation receiving the $2,500 Corgan Diversity Scholarship.

Molly P. Taylor’s project, “NEXT: Self-Expressive Skincare,” was selected through an anonymous judging process out of 995 entries representing 67 interior design programs from across the nation.

Junior Mississippi State interior design major Sydney J. MacMann of Diamondhead recently received a scholarship from the International Furnishings and Design Association

Approved by the Mississippi Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning, this new MFA is a terminal degree, one of the few degrees of its kind in the U.S. and the only graduate degree program in ����BT’s ����BT, Art and Design.