Alumni
Alumni Profiles
U-M has the largest alumni network of any university anywhere, and Stamps alums play an incredibly vibrant role in that community.
Learn about some of our amazing alumni in the stories below.
Alumni Profiles
Startup Success: Tracy Buescher and Jordana Schrager on Fashion Brand-Building
April 25, 2018
Alums Tracy Buescher (BFA ‘88) and Jordana Schrager (BA ‘16) give guidance on fashion brand-building. Read More >
Alumni Spotlight: Nancy Lorenz (BFA ‘85)
April 11, 2018
A new solo exhibition at the San Diego Museum of Art showcases the art and alchemy of Nancy Lorenz. Read More >
Chelsea Bay Dennis: Designing for Good
February 21, 2018
Chelsea Bay Dennis (BFA '04) on developing a career working with companies that make the world a better place. Read More >
Future Former Alumni Panel & Celebration
February 5, 2018
On January 29, Stamps alumni came together for a panel discussion and exhibition reception for Future Former. Read More >
Stamps Alums Reimagine the Screen: Nicholas Williams and Michelina Risbeck
October 24, 2017
Work by alums Nicholas Williams and Michelina Risbeck is featured in the Third Century Screens exhibition. Read More >
2017 Alumni Exhibition: Ambiguities/Innuendoes? Go Fish.
July 20, 2017
Alumni reconnect and share new creative work in the School's annual juried exhibition, on view through Aug. 19. Read More >
History as Legacy: Jan Boynton & The Bicentennial Opportunity Matching Initiative
June 23, 2017
Jan Boynton (BFA ‘70) supports Stamps students through the Bicentennial Opportunity Matching Initiative. Read More >
Tonie Leeds: Making Something Out of Nothing for Almost 100 Years
February 23, 2017
A conversation with alumna, artist, and educator Antonietta "Tonie" Leeds (B.Des. 1942). Read More >
Studio Spotlight: Print Media with Ruth Weisberg
January 16, 2017
Visiting artist Ruth Weisberg creates a litho print in the Stamps Print Media Studio during her 2016 residency. Read More >
Cameron Van Dyke (MFA ‘15): ORBIT at Cooper Hewitt Design Museum
October 14, 2016
A "Future Cycle" created by Cameron Van Dyke (MFA '15) is featured in a new show at the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum. Read More >
