Blog #10

 Professor Galina Shevchenko's studio

we all went up to the eighth floor. when we got there we found professor Galina and she gave us a little tour. firstly she showed us the computer lab for digital multimedia design. she showed us all the art displayed on the walls of the halls and explained all about the process of the work and the classes she teaches, also the classes available on that department.

it was helpful for gathering Information about digital multimedia design classes and the opportunity it has given to many people getting them on full scholarship rides to top universities.

we have seen many photographies in class and places we have visited together in this semester. 

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