Title

Student Expression and Public Art at Pacific

Authors

David Ogutu, University of the Pacific
George Trammel, University of the Pacific

Document Type

Digital Project

Publication Date

Spring 5-1-2022

Abstract

As our project topic evolved and developed, the topic of public student art often arose. Initially hoping to investigate how student art is recognized, we noticed how public student art has been used at the University of the Pacific by students to engage with the campus community. Public student art facilitated Pacific students to express their dissatisfaction during the #NoMa'amPam movement, Promotion of Greek life, and numerous other expressive uses.

Comments

Original website version: https://uoppublicstudentart.weebly.com/

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Recommended Citation

Ogutu, David and Trammel, George, "Student Expression and Public Art at Pacific" (2022). HIST 080: Digital Narratives. 4.
https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/history080/4

https://wayback.archive-it.org/20544/20230110183655/https://uoppublicstudentart.weebly.com/