We hope you’ve thoroughly enjoyed the past 3 editions of our ‘Student-Made Monday’ Newsletter Series this month. And in case you missed one of them for any reason (we’ll let it slide just this once), we invite you to take a scroll through our many highlights together!

See how Josh’s photography business got its start during the pandemic, and how his unique lens has landed him amazing opportunities while at Marquette University.

Curious how the impact of being a Student-Made manager can reach far beyond campus? Explore all these ways that Chloe’s experience has stayed with her beyond Appalachian State.

Abby is highlighting a very important area of our program— making sales online and at pop-ups. Here’s a reminder of everything you need to know to succeed.

Lindsay’s Letter is a monthly note of encouragement & inspiration for our creative community, offered by our Co-Founder. Today is about appreciating where our past has led us today.

Welcome to our community! Here’s everything you need to know for having the most successful semester with Student-Made. Introducing your Resource Portal!

“I went through a lot of changes in my four years at UVM. Those changes were all reflected in my art as I started to just create things that make me happy or remind me of things I love about myself.”

“I learned that no matter the situation, if you try your hardest, and act with patience and kindness you can always make a positive impact. I use these as foundations for being a leader in Student-Made.”

Marquette student-entrepreneurs are now reaching customers on and off-campus better than ever before… and a talented student-manager team is running the whole platform.

Lindsay’s Letter is a note of encouragement & inspiration for our creative community, offered as a monthly resource. Today I was inspired to write about the growth that comes from taking time for reflection.

We’re so glad you’re hear to reminisce with us… here’s what we were up to this month.

"I am an avid artist, writer, and community organizer. Taking all of my interests and experiences and mixing them with Student-Made has given me the opportunity to more consistently engage with my art-making practices while in school."

“If you can treat every adverse situation as an opportunity to learn and improve, instead of as a setback, you will gain so much more from that experience. I carry this mindset into Student-Made, and it allows me to be a better manager for our team. ”

Lindsay’s Letter is a note of encouragement & inspiration for our creative community, offered as a monthly resource. Today I was inspired to write about one overlooked superpower we all have access to, everyday.

We’re so glad you’re hear to reflect back on the past month with us… here’s what we’ve been up to.

“I had to really sit with myself and understand that there is no clear road path. Obviously there have been thousands of successful artists, but every single one has done it differently So it’s just about learning how you can do it, and how you can get better at it every single day.”

“I no longer burden myself with producing work for the spectacle. Instead, I pour a bit of myself into everything I make in order to bring joy to my supporters, whom I do not chase nor beg for recognition. I revive old materials that would otherwise find themselves in a landfill. In essence, each of my customers receives a sculpture that adorns their body.”

“I absolutely love pop-ups at Clemson. They provide creators with an amazing opportunity to interact with customers in-person, and share their creativity with the community. I know all of the creators were super excited with the turnout of the pop-up. I think both the location and the creators’ charisma helped with the great success of the event.”

Lindsay’s Letter is a helpful resource for our creative community, where we get to share our experiences & lessons learned along the journey of growing Student-Made. Today I was inspired to write about one particular outcome of our modern, “efficiency-happy” lives.

“I have considered myself an artist for some years now, but it was not until I joined the Student-Made community, that I held a new sense of inspiration and excitement for the craft that I love!”