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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at SCAD ATL chapter.

The SCAD Atlanta Her Campus hosted “Don’t Worry Be Happy” study party on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. The space was filled with smiling faces and happy vibes. The purpose of this event was to create a study area for students to prepare for finals. We also had a break area for students to relax and play games. We had a food table with donuts, granola bars, coffee and water. To start the night off we played an icebreaker game were students got in pairs and name tags were attached to their backs upon entering the party. The objective was that the couple had to help each other figure out the name on their back. For example, we attached the names H.E.R. and Selina Gomez to two students’ backs. One person had to give her partner clues to help her figure out the person. The first two groups that got it right, was awarded with door prizes from our Her Campus tote bag.

Throughout the night our team members engaged with students and talked about the benefits of joining our club. Lots of pictures were taken and people tagged us on Instagram. We had over thirty-seven students attend. Students fellow shipped, dance to the music and enjoyed the moment. I had an awesome time planning this event. This could not be possible without a great team. I am looking forward to our campus events. Remember to not worry, but be happy and relax for upcoming finals!

 

Elizabeth Keyes

SCAD ATL '21

Elizabeth Keyes always knew that she would become a fashion designer. At a young age she would sketch wedding dresses and sell her work to family. She felt that she could make a difference in the fashion industry by creating clothes that would compliment a person no matter their size. She is a native of Raymond, Mississippi. An honor graduate of Raymond High School. In high school, she created the first Fine Arts club, Class President, member of the Hinds County School District Dropout Prevention team, Member of Girl Scouts of Greater Mississippi, Ambassador for Sickle Cell Anmeia, Daughters of America Revolution Good Citizen recipient, and many more. Leaving her legacy, Elizabeth moved to Atlanta, Georgia. Today, Elizabeth is a student at Savannah College of Art and Design. Her major is fashion deign and minor in graphic design. Elizabeth is creative, has a great work ethic and the ambition to make a difference in the world.
High-spirited fashion designer with sound knowledge about the management and promotional aspects of the industry. My inquisitive nature enables me to discover efficient ways of streamlining marketing approaches to reach target audience. The process of translating various topics into a collection of garments after intensive research and visual development, makes me feel empowered because it is a unique medium of self-expression. However, I am fully aware of the importance of marketing a product in order to gain the best results which makes me equally passionate about both the aspects of Fashion World