April 4, 2022
It's time to Make Your Mark!
MICA’s 7th annual giving day, Make Your Mark, will be taking place on April 7th, 2022. 

This year our MICA community will come together to support our efforts toward shaping the future of art, academic programs, student scholarships and more. Last year, Make Your Mark generated more than 300 donors and topped a record $100,000 to support students and campus programs!

Can we count on you to Make Your Mark?
Where to give:
MICA's Greatest Need

MICA's annual fund supports scholarships, premier academic programs, a strong endowment, and a culture of social impact & creative entrepreneurship—and ensures that MICA is a place that fosters outstanding practice and purpose-driven learning. Give now!
Scott Kelly Graduate Student Fund

The Scott Kelly '87 Graduate Student Fund provides angel funding for MICA graduate students who have hit tough times or financial problems, just like Scott would have done when he was here at MICA. Give now!
FASQA Scholarship Fund

This award was created to recognize student achievement and contributions to the LGBTQIAP community. FASQA's goals include outreach, awareness, advocacy, and LGBTQ+ support. Give now!
Senior Class Gift

The Senior Class Gift is an important tradition for those about to graduate from MICA. This year, the Class of 2022 elected to raise funds for The Angel Fund, which helps provide supplies and other necessities to students in need.
Become an Advocate!

It's as easy as sharing a link or posting to social media! Advocates always play a leading role in contributing to the success of the day. Click here to learn more
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Joan Netherwood ’77 (Photography BFA)

The Netherwood/Riser Scholarship for Photography—a tribute to a lifelong friendship and commitment to MICA—was generously funded and endowed by the recent sale of Joan Netherwood’s Maryland home. Learn more
The Enduring Power of Scholarship Support

Making an art and design education affordable and accessible to the widest, most diverse range of students possible is a top priority for the College. MICA is pleased to announce recent gifts of more than $3.2 million for merit- and need-based scholarship funds. Read more
 William O. Steinmetz ’50 Designer-in-Residence

MICA is pleased to announce Lucille Tenazas — whose groundbreaking creative career opened up graphic design to diverse influences and personal voices — as this year’s William O. Steinmetz ’50 Designer-in-Residence. The Steinmetz program is MICA’s most prominent annual design event, named after MICA alumnus, faculty member and trustee William O. Steinmetz (1927–2016).

Join Lucille Tenazas as she talks about her work, spanning her origins as a young student in the Philippines to her current role as an endowed professor at Parsons School of Design at 2 p.m. ET on Tuesday, April 5. This annual event is being held online and is open to the public.
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