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Miranda Richardson

Interim Chair of Communication Design and Content Creation, Assistant Professor, The Kopenhaver Center Director

mrichardson@stephens.edu

School of Integrative Studies

Education

M.F.A., University of Missouri; B.A. University of Missouri

About Miranda Richardson

Miranda Richardson is an educator and multidisciplinary artist. She works in photography, text, sculpture, installation, and performance. She earned an M.F.A. in Sculpture from the University of Missouri and has been teaching for nearly 17 years. As the director of The Kopenhaver Center, Richardson is passionate about the advancement of women in communication. She is, also, the proud advisor for Creative Ink, and an the interim chair of Communication Design and Content Creation.