According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of web developers and digital designers is projected to grow 13 percent from 2020 to 2030, faster than the average for all occupations. That’s 17,900 openings for web developers and digital designers projected each year, on average, over the next decade.
The American Indian Success (AIS) Program is seeking artists to be featured in the Indigenous Peoples Art Exhibit. The exhibit is set to launch during Native American Heritage Month in November.
Write Like Us will host ten writers in residence during the 2021-2022 academic year, its inaugural season, centering and celebrating the work of BIPOC writers and writing students, fostering literary mentorship and leadership as it builds a platform for shared stories, voices and lived experiences.
This fall, Minneapolis College School of Design and the Arts, Dunwoody College of Technology, the Walker Art Center, and MSP National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) with AIA Minnesota join forces to launch an inaugural lecture series focusing on questions of ethics, equity, justice and culture in relation to design practices and education.
Casey Coughlin, the first instructor for the new Bicycle Assembly and Repair Technician Certificate program, grew up in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, taking bicycles apart in her garage and putting them back together.
The Student Life team is excited to welcome students back to campus this Fall with a series of Welcome Week activities! These events serve as a kick-off celebration for the year, meant to energize and engage new and returning students, staff and faculty across campus.
Minneapolis College alumnus Rina Sands and student Henry Shingobe’s couture designs, created in collaboration with one another, will be hitting the runway at Fashion Week MN September 12-18, 2021. Embracing the “Northwoods Green” theme of the event, Sands and Shingobe are creating a palate inspired by the colors of the forest tumbled with flowers.
With the sentencing of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derrick Chauvin now complete, Minnesotans and people all over the world are asking one question: What now?
Minneapolis College provides access to the transformative power of education in a diverse and dynamic downtown environment. Continuing Education and Workforce Development extends the College’s many resources, including faculty, facilities, and its mission.
As Minneapolis College prepares to host more students on campus this fall, the Tiffin Man Global Kitchen is poised to re-open using state-of-the-art technology to create a safe, flexible and supportive way to place food orders. Simply download the app, place your order, pick up your food at the time that’s convenient to you and enjoy!
