Student: Jennifer M. Cozzette
Major: Psychology, BS 2014
Minor: Technology, Arts and Media (TAM), ATLAS Institute’s undergraduate program
Psychology major Jennifer Cozzette heard about the TAM program from her academic advisor.
“TAM helped me pursue my passion for digital design. I was really able to grow my skills and build my portfolio in this program!” Cozzette said.
The TAM minor is usually a sequence of seven courses and 21 credits. However, Cozzette is proud to have completed 33 credits of courses. This allowed her to produce an online portfolio showcasing her wide range of projects.
“One of my biggest challenges was Mobile Applications Development, but I learned a lot,” she said. Some of her favorite classes were Fundamentals of Digital Design, Capstone Projects and Digital Media 1.
“The program is practical, versatile and offers a tremendous understanding of software and its applications. I thought I knew technology before, but TAM brought it to a whole new level,” she said.
Congratulations to Jennifer Cozzette and the 58 other TAM students who graduated this May. This fall, ATLAS will welcome more than 650 beginning and continuing students to the program. Learn more about TAM.