Marcus Fields
- (He/Him)
- fieldsm9@msu.edu
- (517) 884-6001
- E037 Snyder Hall
- Assistant Director of Arts and Media Learning
- School of Residential Community Engaged Arts and Humanities
Biography
Marcus supports the learning that takes place in several technology-rich creative-learning spaces housed within the School of Residential Community-Engaged Arts and Humanities (RCAH). These spaces include the Language and Media Center (LMC), the Art Studio, the RCAH Theater, and the LookOut Gallery. He helps faculty, staff, students, and community partners incorporate art and media technologies into classes, co-curricular activities, and creative initiatives. He mentors the student peer-consultants who staff the LMC, Art Studio, and Theater. He uses the skills he gained through MSU’s Master of Arts in Educational Technology (MAET) program to devise learning experiences for the RCAH community.
In August 2022, he helped establish RCAH’s ROOT Scholars, a college transition program aimed at helping incoming students build academic and social support structures before classes begin (a program he continues to lead). Since 2023, he has facilitated a printmaking class for local youth through MSU GATE’s GUPPY Camp. In May 2023, he began serving as the digital accessibility liaison for RCAH. In September 2025, he began serving as a Board Member and Graphic Designer for Bogue Street Records, RCAH’s interdisciplinary record label and platform for music artists. Since September 2025, he has served as the adviser to the Spartan Printing Association, MSU’s registered student organization for the teaching and practicing of traditional letterpress printing (an art-making practice he himself participates in and teaches alongside the students in the club).
Marcus is also a proud RCAH alum: graduating with the class of 2017 with a degree in Arts and Humanities and a minor in Arts and Cultural Management. He experiments with a range of visual expressions, including video production, photography, and printmaking. He also works on theater productions in Lansing’s robust community theater scene.
MA in Educational Technology, Michigan State University (2022)
BA in Arts and Humanities, Michigan State University (2017)
Works
March 2025 | Solo Exhibition | Moments in Monochrome at Michigan Institute of Contemporary Art (MICA) in Lansing, MI
January 2025 | Group Exhibition | Type, Set, Press! at Scene Metrospace in East Lansing, MI
June 2024 | Group Exhibition | Where Photography Meets Collage at New Orleans Photo Alliance Center in New Orleans, LA
May 2024 | Residency | Photography and Collage Group Residency at Kolaj Institute in New Orleans, LA
February 2023 | Self-Published Artist Book | End Gun Violence Now archived in the Michigan State University Library’s Special Collection.
October 2021 | Official Selection | In This Way screened at Midwest Video Poetry Festival in Madison, WI and Milwaukee, WI
April 2021 | Official Selection | Popped screened during Animation Celebration Fest
November 2020 | Official Selection | Which Came First screened during Life Screenings International One-Minute Film Festival
January 2019 | Official Selection | Himself: A Cinepoem screened at Michigan State University Filmetry Festival
College of Arts & Letters News
- 100-Year Anniversary of Bauhaus Celebrated at MSU
College of Arts & Letters
October 22, 2019The College of Arts & Letters and Residential College in the Arts and Humanities came together last week to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the founding of Bauhaus, a famous art school that originated in Germany and influenced a broad range of disciplines including […] Read Now →
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