Melanie Veilleux, a graphic design student from the class of 2024, is honing her skills through hands-on experiences on campus. Known for her innovative designs for various university events, Veilleux has a diverse portfolio that speaks to her adaptability and creativity. She strives to apply her graphic design skills to business narratives, problem-solving and idea generation, making her a valuable asset to any team.
Working in the university’s marketing division, Veilleux contributes to projects such as tote bag design for new students, creation of university banners, and marketing campaigns for MBTA stations. She sees great value in this practical experience as an integral part of her education and self-growth.
In addition to her academic pursuits, Veilleux serves as the president of the Graphic Design Club, where she fosters a collaborative, inclusive environment.
Student’s creative ingenuity enhances campus
She encourages all members to bring their unique perspectives and ideas to the table, resulting in diverse and dynamic project outcomes. Each design produced by the club is a testament to the richness of the group’s creativity and the effectiveness of her inclusive leadership.
Veilleux extends her commitment beyond academia, participating in community service, and extracurricular activities like the experimental processes class AXD 354. She’s actively involved in the school’s debate club, underlining her dedication and varied interests. Her most notable achievements include receiving the Dean’s Scholarship and being named to the Chancellor’s List.
Looking forward, she plans to combine aesthetics and functionality in her designs, targeting specific audiences, and keeping pace with technological advancements. Her goal is to leave a unique footprint in the graphic design industry, blending creativity and adaptability.
