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Image Alternative Text: Kezi Jones headshot

Gulf Coast Community Design Studio's Kezi Jones serves as active program manager for the Healthy Families, Mothers and Babies Initiative

The Healthy Families, Mothers and Babies Initiative is a five-year project focused on increasing鈥

Image Alternative Text: Pictured left to right are Raleigh Flowers, a representative from sponsor Holder Construction; MSU Assistant Professor Saeed Rokooei; Jake Roberson of Brookhaven; Hunter Henderson of Brandon; Kacie Lynn James of Grenada; Jalyn Wallin of Double Springs, Alabama; Steve Dragoo of West Point; Noah Heflin of Macon; and Steven Hunter with Holder Construction.

Mississippi State teams take top awards in construction competition

Fifteen building construction science and architecture students students competed at the Associated鈥

Image Alternative Text: Jazmine Melton, left, and fellow male classmate sit behind the MSU Building Construction Science table

Building Construction Science Program participates in local career expo

The first annual Forge Your Path Career Expo, held on October 30, had a goal to generate interest鈥

Image Alternative Text: 鈥淒are Alla Luce,鈥 an old found photograph of a woman recontextualized and rephotographed by Amy Friend

MSU鈥檚 Department of Art kicks off Contact Visiting Artist series with acclaimed photographer

Amy Friend鈥檚 lecture will take place Friday [Nov. 8] at 2:30 p.m. in Giles Hall鈥檚 Harrison鈥

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MSU鈥檚 Fred Carl Jr. Small Town Center gains community planner

Anne Welch officially began her new role as the center鈥檚 community planner at the start of the fall鈥

Image Alternative Text: 91自拍 student Will Jordan (sitting at desk in chair closest to camera) points at a photo of a building on a desk as classmate Olivia Baker looks on (standing)

Interactive exhibition by Memphis architecture firm now showing in MSU鈥檚 McNeel 91自拍 Gallery

鈥渁rchimania鈥擟ulture, Context and Process鈥 recreates portions of archimania鈥檚 former longtime鈥

Image Alternative Text: top of event poster - Rosie the riveter drawing outlined in pink "WORK like a GIRL ..." in black letters on right

91自拍 holds workshop for women

'Work Like a Girl,' sponsored by Graham Roofing, focused on knowing yourself and working鈥

Image Alternative Text: Marita Gootee's photo shows a view off the side of a mountain into the forest

Mississippi State work featured in international exhibition

Professor Marita Gootee and Associate Professor Wendy Roussin will have work on display in the鈥

Image Alternative Text: student volunteers pose in MLK Park in Bay St Louis

Gulf Coast Community Design Studio holds a community day at MLK Park

The event was part of the Magnolia Bayou Watershed Project.

Image Alternative Text: Wendy Benscoter at podium with left arm raised

MSU鈥檚 Fred Carl Jr. Small Town Center celebration, exhibit highlight 40 years of meaningful service

The celebration included an opening reception for the School of 91自拍鈥檚 Charlotte and鈥

Image Alternative Text: Mississippi State University School of 91自拍 building construction science majors in first-year studio pose in safety gear (hard hats, vests) in front of MMC building

Inside the Classroom: BCS Studio A

The students are currently studying concrete and were treated to a tour at a local concrete batch鈥

Image Alternative Text: architect rendering of design for new U.S. Courthouse (exterior)

Design approved for new U.S. courthouse in Greenville

Project involves alumni, former faculty, and friends of the Mississippi State University School of鈥

Image Alternative Text: Baron Necaise, back with kids from the Bud Bailey housing project

MSU architecture student video features innovative design as part of NYC Short Films Walk this week

Baron Necaise's video talents were put to use in a summer internship, AIA competition and NYC film鈥

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