A college student stands in front of a wall full of of paintings.

Nguyen is set to graduate Saturday with a Master of Fine Arts degree. Nguyen will also be honored as a distinguished student in the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts’ Graduation Recognition Ceremony on Friday.

A college student smiles for a portrait.
A college student gives the thumbs-up gesture.
Two actors are on a virtual production stage shooting a movie. The camera view is visible on a screen to the left. The images behind them make it appear they are in a nighttime wilderness scene. Crew members are shown working in the background.

These join the existing minors — Choreography, Dance Performance, Devised Theatre, Film and Media Studies, Game Design and Development, Graphic Design, Music Technology, Performance Studies and Studio Art — in providing a wide array of options for students.

A graduate student leans his left arm into a white box, which is part of a virtual reality project that is being displayed on the screens behind him. A second student is wearing a VR headset and has VR controllers in her hands.
A student performs on steel pan in an outdoor courtyard.
A brightly colored illustrated cityscape

"Lumion City," an animated short created by Sophia Guzman, Aiden McKown, Jack Dusbabek and Annabella Quesada.

A series of three creative works on a gallery wall that include imagery of nests and eggs.
Two people stand on a stage, one with a virtual reality headset and controllers. Behind them is a screen that reds "Non-Player Character."

An immersive performance experience featuring extended reality work by Texas A&M students will be presented Tuesday, April 16, at 6 p.m. in the Igloo Studio in the Langford C Building.

A college student shakes the hand of an industry professional during a career fair.