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The IAC is committed to supporting all forms of student creative works. Browse through our collection of news articles and project highlights to learn about the IAC’s innovative vision. IAC teams with major entertainment studios to teach STEAM principles in Texas Project CHISPA (Calculation, Hi-tech, Imagination, Systems, Procedural, Art) aims to provide middle school students with an opportunity to imagine…

Institute for Applied Creativity Fellows

Faculty Fellows NameEmailDepartmentMayet Andreassenmayeta@tamu.eduCollege of Performance, Visualization and Fine ArtsChristine Bergeroncbergeron@tamu.eduCollege of Performance, Visualization and Fine ArtsSusanneh Bieberbieber@tamu.eduCollege of Performance, Visualization and Fine ArtsAnatol Bologanabologan@tamu.eduCollege of Performance, Visualization and Fine ArtsMichael Brunermichaelbruner@tamu.eduCollege of Performance, Visualization and Fine ArtsEmily Bujnochebujnoch@tamu.eduCollege of Performance, Visualization and Fine ArtsMatthew Alan Campbellm.a.campbell@tamu.eduCollege of Performance, Visualization and Fine ArtsMeg Cookmegcook@tamu.eduCollege of Performance, Visualization and Fine ArtsMerli…

About the Institute for Applied Creativity

The Institute for Applied Creativity is a forum for collaboration among domains and disciplines intent on creating a radiant future. We champion combinations of experimental, rational, intuitive and analytical methods to realize tangible accomplishments. The inherent creativity of individuals, the deep knowledge within disciplinary practice and research and the rapid pace of transformation in society collectively contribute to an institute…

Creative work conjured by Viz students displayed at Viz-a-GoGo 29

Viz-a-GoGo 29 filled the Rudder Theatre Exhibit Hall with the spring 2020 creative work of visualization students.

Students test their skills in video game design marathon

Student contestants had 48 hours to design video games at Chillennium, the biggest student-run game jam in the world.

Students to create video games in 48 hours at Chillennium 2022

Hundreds of students from multiple universities will soon pack up their computers, sleeping bags and preferred forms of caffeine in preparation for Chillennium, a 48-hour marathon event where students create video games from scratch.

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How to Give Current Gifts If you want your gift for the Texas A&M College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts to go to work immediately, a current gift of cash or securities might be the best option. Give by Credit Card The Texas A&M Foundation accepts credit card payments online. Give…

Internships

Internships hone students’ skills and prepare them to start their careers. With an internship, you’ll gain valuable experience working alongside career professionals. Internships for Visualization Students Benefits of Internships Gain real-life experience working in your field of interestMeet and network with potential employers and industry professionalsExpand the breadth of your…

Requirements for a MFA in Visualization Body of Work

The MFA degree program is centered on a body of work developed by the student, and typically produced over a three-year course of study. Completion, exhibition, and defense of this body of work marks completion of the program. With the help of their advisory committee, students identify and explore a conceptual or aesthetic basis for their body of work.

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