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GS class working with Pembroke

City, public to hear design ideas for historic Dingle School

Senior interior design students Kelsey Buck, left, Israel Broomfield, center right, and Mikayla Turner brainstorm as they work on designs for the Dingle School and DuBois Square renovations in Pembroke while teammates and psychology students Emily McBride and Brayson Mosley, background center, work on diagrams and posters for their final presentation during their Senior Service Learning Project class at Georgia Southern University on Tuesday, April 16. The class has formed into six teams that will each present their final plans to Pembroke officials. (SCOTT BRYANT/staff)

Pembroke project — Senior interior design students Kelsey Buck, left, Israel Broomfield, center right, and Mikayla Turner brainstorm as they work on designs for the Dingle School and DuBois Square renovations in Pembroke while teammates and psychology students Emily McBride and Brayson Mosley, background center, work on diagrams and posters for their final presentation during their Senior Service Learning Project class at Georgia Southern University on Tuesday, April 16. The class has formed into six teams that will each present their final plans to Pembroke officials. (SCOTT BRYANT/staff)

Ever since she came to Georgia Southern University in 2018, interior design professor Dr. Beth McGee always aims to give her students the experiences needed to succeed beyond the classroom.

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