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Tiffany MacLean is a major in Education and a photographer who strives to make the mundane
seem whimsical. Lighting is the inspiration for her images, both in composition and mood.

Lindsey MacMurdo is a senior at Bridgewater State University, majoring in Photography and Art
Education, with a minor in Art History. She is a photographer working mostly with digital media. Her
photographic style consists of narratives. She is fascinated with the past and with telling the story
behind a person, place, or thing. Her work has a very distinctive whimsical and dreamlike nature to it.
In the past year, she has displayed her photographs at the Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts,
as well as the Annual Student Art Show on campus. She has been awarded the John Heller Memorial
Scholarship award, one of the art department’s highest recognitions at the university. Upon graduation,
she plans on pursuing her dream as a full-time photographer and using her creative blood to make an
impression on the world.

Dave Mahler is a Film/Media-Communications major and looks forward to graduation in May. As
an editor and performer, he often finds himself working on his next music video. When he finds himself
in nature, his eye is often drawn to up close textures and vivid colors. They are especially enjoyable to
him since he has a condition called ‘Aphantasia’ (a lack of a ‘mind’s eye’). He is now working on the ‘self
branding’ stage of his career and can be found online at DaveUnscripted.com.

Abbey Marceau is a senior Communications major with a concentration in Culture. She is passionate
about art and takes pictures everywhere she goes. After college, she hopes to work for publications like
Bon Appetit or Refinery29.

Amaranta Martin is pursuing a masters in Peace and Conflict Studies North of the Wall. Director
of making things happen at an NGO in rural Central America. BSU Alumni.

Mariah McCarthy is an English major at Bridgewater State University who will be graduating in the
spring of 2020. In “A Marvelous Mind,” she uses alliteration, variation, enumeration, and kennings to
model the format after that of Old English praise poetry.

jenna Morris is a senior Studio Art major with a Fine Arts concentration in Painting. She spends
her days working in a middle school special education classroom and her evenings on campus taking
night classes. After a long five and a half years, filled with three different schools along the way, she has
made it to her final semester. She spends way too much time watching YouTube, buying makeup and
pillows, and decorating her 2001 Ford Taurus, Flora, for every holiday.

Miranda Moscatelli is a Psychology major minoring in Studio Art, hoping to go on to graduate
school and earn a degree in Expressive Arts Therapy. She will be graduating in August 2020. For her,
art is a form of expression of each individual’s experience of reality. It is also therapeutic and that’s
what she hopes to share with others now and in the future.

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