Digital Arts & Sciences - Student Experiences
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| Molly Boise | ||
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Since I was young, I have always been fascinated with the way things work, building, constructing and creating. As I started my college selection process, I came to visit Clarkson because they had everything I wanted-engineering, alpine skiing and a small rural university somewhat close to home. Read more... | |
| Eric Bomyea | ||
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Like most students, I had not made a decision as to where I wanted to take my education before entering college. I had interests in a variety of subjects (Art, Business, Political Science/Theory, Philosophy, Math, and Video Game Design), but I could not pinpoint exactly what I wanted to pursue. Read more... | |
| Evan Bujold | ||
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Being a Digital Arts and Sciences major here at Clarkson University is without a doubt the most fun I’ve ever had in a learning environment. It’s a curriculum designed for students with big ideas, an artistic eye, and personal visions. Currently I am producing concept art for my portfolio, designing 3D character models and environments, programming a chess game in Java, leading the animation portion of a flash video game design team, and writing a work of fiction through my creative writing class. Read more... | |
| Andrea Morabito | ||
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I first stumbled upon Clarkson's Digital Arts and Sciences program through a scholarship opportunity called the Aliens Ate my Brain video contest. I had to make a short animation about the title of the contest. I wound up liking it so much that I visited the college and found that, being passionate about video games and 3D modeling, Clarkson was the college for me. Read More... |
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| Tim Penderghest | ||
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I came into the Digital Arts and Sciences as the first class, so I really didn’t know what I was getting myself into. I didn’t know what I’d be learning, what I’d be doing, and where I’d be four years later. That’s the best part about the program; you can make it what you want. Read more... | |
| Samantha Raut | ||
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I was first introduced to the Digital Arts & Sciences program when I was a biology student. I ran into a fellow classmate who was painting in the lounge for an assignment during our freshman year. When he told me about DA&S I decided to look into it and liked what I found. Read more... | |
| Jacob Swain | ||
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In high school I started playing around with simple animations and web design. I realized that I really enjoyed these hobbies and wanted to pursue them further. So I started looking around at colleges that had a degree in the digital arts field. After a bit of searching I found Clarkson and immediately applied. Read more... | |
