LSC Ceramics/Art Instructor Dorian Beaulieu stands with former LSC anthropology instructor Mary Pulford next to one of the two display cases donated to LSC by Pulford.

Two student and faculty artwork display cases were dedicated during a special ceremony on Thursday, October 22, in front of the library in LSC’s Main Concourse. The display cases were created by LSC’s building construction program and funded by a gift to the LSC Foundation from retired LSC anthropology instructor Mary Pullford.

Pullford made the donation in honor of her father, Ray Hanahan, a painter, furniture maker and, in retirement, master wood carver.

“The display cases will provide and safe and accessible home for works of art created by students and faculty,” said Lake Superior College Foundation Director Paul Damberg, “And our students and facutly have created amazing works of art. We are truly, truly thankful for Mary’s generous donation to allow this artwork to be on public display.”

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