Visualization – Page 3 – Texas A&M University College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts

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Visualization Student Dhruv Rathod And Team Earn Honors At MIT Reality Hack 2025

Rathod created a project titled “VR Passport," designed to transport people to a place or city virtually. The project earned the AeroSpatial Exploration Track Award.

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Hollis Hammonds’ ‘The Great Turning’ Art Exhibition Continues Through Sept. 20 in Abilene

“The Great Turning: We Gather, We Grow, We Tend, by Hammonds + West,” features work by Hammonds, associate professor in the Visualization program; and sound and text by Austin-based poet Sasha West.

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Texas A&M University Is Top Animation School In State, No. 2 In Public Animation Schools Nationally

Texas A&M University is again ranked the No. 1 animation school in Texas and No. 2 among public schools in the nation, according to new rankings by Animation Career Review.

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Visualization Students Exploring Virtual Production With Captiv Studios During Summer Industry Course

The Summer Industry Course is in full swing for Visualization students. Over the course of 10 weeks, nine undergraduate and three graduate students will explore virtual production with industry partner Captiv Studios from Houston.

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Viz Fall Show

The Viz Fall Show is an accumulation of undergraduate and graduate student works created throughout the fall semester. Physical works will be on display in Langford B and C, and a digital screening starts at 6 p.m. at Geren Auditorium in Langford B. The event is open to all students, faculty, families and friends.

An array of gold statuettes featuring a TV for a head while wearing sunglasses known as a Vizzy.

Visualization Students Earn Honors And Scholarships at Annual Viz-a-GoGo Showcase

Visualization students were awarded “Vizzies” for their creative works and research showcased during the 32nd annual Viz-a-GoGo award ceremony on May 2 at the Rudder Tower Complex.

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Graduation Spotlight: Nicholas Mireles, Visualization

Nicholas Mireles grew up in Georgetown, and would often go to the movie theater on weekends, attempting to catch every new release. As his love of film grew, he started…

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Graduation Spotlight: Bryn Shellenback, Visualization

Bryn Shellenback felt most creative as a child when she was drawing her favorite book characters, or playing video games like “Skylanders.” In high school, she took technical animation classes…

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Graduation Spotlight: Maggie Lloyd, Visualization

Maggie Lloyd was inspired by superhero media and comics in her youth, as well as animation including “Gravity Falls,” “The Muppets,” “Avatar: The Last Airbender” and “Steven Universe.”

Award statues painted in gold feature a figure with a computer screen for a head, also wearing sunglasses.

‘Amazing Projects’: Visualization Students’ Artistic Works Star In Annual Viz-a-GoGo Showcase

Paintings, animated shorts, game design and research by Visualization students will be among the artistic works featured in the 32nd annual Viz-a-GoGo, starting Wednesday and continuing through Friday at the Rudder Theatre Complex.