Hi! I’m Mia.

A recent graduate of the University of Dayton with a BFA Degree in Graphic Design, driven by my passion for art and creativity.

As a highly motivated individual, my character traits are a strong asset in a team-oriented environment, and I am highly motivated to develop and design projects that contribute to a company's success.

I am deeply passionate about graphic design and consider myself a genuinely creative person. As a passionate graphic designer, I pride myself on being highly imaginative and innovative. My enthusiasm for creative projects is unparalleled, and I take great pleasure in focusing on creative projects and have found my internship experience to be a valuable opportunity to prepare for the challenges of the professional world.

My ultimate goal is to work for various design firms and organizations in the city, where I can learn from my colleagues and industry leaders to gain a deeper understanding of design.

Awards & Recognitions

  • Spring 2023

    The Brother Joseph W. Stander Symposium recognizes and celebrates academic excellence in undergraduate and graduate education. This annual event provides an opportunity for students for all disciplines to showcase their intellectual and artistic accomplishments. The Stander Symposium is a visible manifestation of the University’s mission to be a “community of learners”.

  • Fall 2022

    Rhythms of Containment presented a number of UD senior’s work that they have created around the concept of memories and time. The show included a variety of artwork such as digital and physical pieces made by Graphic Design, Fine Arts, and Art Education students. This annual event offers one-of-a-kind art in a variety of mediums such as paintings, sculptures, ceramics, digital designs, and other three-dimensional designs.

  • 2021-2022

    Orpheus is the University of Dayton's literary and artistic magazine published twice a year entirely by students. As an expression of visual media and literature, Orpheus promotes the arts through its publication, chalk murals, talent shows, and poetry readings. Students contribute their own work, which can include painting, photography, essays, short stories, poetry and more.

  • Spring 2022 - Third Place

    It is a special honor to congratulate our graduates on the completion of their studies in the College of Arts and Sciences at UD. Faculty members and fellow students have challenged these men and women academically, and they have met those challenges. Such accomplishment deserves recognition as a major milestone in their lives.

  • Spring 2019

    “Mia Gaskey, one of the LGAL's high school entrants won a $250 scholarship at the annual AFA competition for her work, “My Beautiful Sister”.”

  • Spring 2019

    This is an exceptional honor awarded only to those students whose work most exemplify originality, technical skill, and the emergence of a personal voice or vision. The work is sent to NYC for national judging against all other Regional Gold Key Winners. Silver Key artists are in the top 15% of the region and Gold Key artists are in the top 10% of the region.

  • Spring 2018

    This is an exceptional honor awarded only to those students whose work most exemplify originality, technical skill, and the emergence of a personal voice or vision. The work is sent to NYC for national judging against all other Regional Gold Key Winners. Silver Key artists are in the top 15% of the region and Gold Key artists are in the top 10% of the region.

  • Spring 2018

    This is an exceptional honor awarded only to those students whose work most exemplify originality, technical skill, and the emergence of a personal voice or vision. The work is sent to NYC for national judging against all other Regional Gold Key Winners. Silver Key artists are in the top 15% of the region and Gold Key artists are in the top 10% of the region.

Personal Growth.

Loyalty.

Dream it.

Honesty.

Personal Growth. Loyalty. Dream it. Honesty.

Great Energy.

Artistic.

Detailed.

Perfectionist.

Great Energy. Artistic. Detailed. Perfectionist.