BPMI Awards for 2022
The Biological/Pre-Medical Illustration Program is pleased to celebrate the 2022 BPMI Award Winners:
Matilda Hogan won the new BPMI Leadership and Academic Achievement Award ($300 prize) for a BPMI student exemplifying excellent leadership skills, while maintaining a high academic performance in the BPMI Curriculum. Award winners demonstrate positivity about studying in the major, enthusiasm for Communicating Science Through Art, attendance at events, and encouragement of other students while modeling optimism and a growth mindset about their own work.
Audrie Rathman won the H.T. (Jack) Horner Scholastic Excellence Award ($200 prize) for academic achievement and quality of artwork by a student in their first year of the program.
Ally Abel won the Charles E. Townsend Studio Achievement Award ($300 prize) for highest quality of artwork by a junior.
Ace Lee won the Warren D. Dolphin Studio Excellence Award ($500 prize) for a graduating senior with the best portfolio representing breadth and depth in the BPMI curriculum and professionalism in presentation and in their résumé.
Please join us in congratulating Matilda, Audrie, Ally, and Ace!
Congratulations Ace!
The Warren D. Dolphin Studio Excellence Award recipient:
Ace Lee
Above: Exfoliating Your Own Feet
Created for BPMI 326,
instructor Laura Roy
© Ace Lee, 2022
Below, left and right: Intoxicated Wasps
Cinema 4D
Created for ARTIS 308, taught by DiBlasi
© Ace Lee, 2022
Congratulations Ally!
The Charles E. Townsend Studio Achievement Award recipient:
Ally Abel
Design for Online Learning, XD and Digital Rendering
Created for BPMI 337, taught by Moss
© Ally Abel, 2022
Congratulations Audrie!
The H. T. (Jack) Horner Scholastic Excellence Award recipient:
Audrie Rathman
Colored Pencil Self-portrait and Egg Color Study
Colored-pecil on Canson Mi-Teintes, 24×18”
Created for DSN S 131, Drawing I, taught by Richards
© Audrie Rathman, 2022
Congratulations Matilda!
The BMPI Leadership and Academic Achievement Award recipient:
Matilda Hogan
Images left to right: 2022 BPMI 323 cohort,
Hand Rendering, digital-traditional hybrid, 24×18”
created for BPMI 326, taught by Ziman,
BPMI students at the Association of Medical
Illustrators (AMI) Annual Conference, July 2022.