The Savannah College of Art and Design
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- #1 Top Communications School Ranking in Georgia
- #3 Top Interior Design School Ranking in the Southeast
- #5 Top Architecture School Ranking in the Southeast
- #6 Top Communications School Ranking in the Southeast
- #6 Top Design Arts - Industrial Design/Graphic Design/etc
- #8 Top Architecture & Urban Planning Department
- #11 Top Video/Media
- #15 Top Art & Design Department
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Seeking the Help of Former SCAD Students and EmployeesOn March 23, 2008 SCAD freshman student Meagan Petry fell 65 feet from the fifth floor of Turner House at 302 W. Boundary Street, Savannah, Georgia. The accident occurred when the aluminum balcony railing broke away from the railing support system causing Meagan Petry to fall through the open balcony onto the grass embankment. The Turner House construction was completed in late August/early September 2001. Since the accident Meagan Petry has endured 27 operations. The D?Amato Law Firm (damatolawfirm.com) is representing Meagan Petry through this civil litigation and is asking former students & employees to contact the case investigators and provide any information that may be helpful toward a fair and reasonable resolution. Please contact licensed Private Investigators Chuck Atkinson or Robert Kirvay, or the D?Amato Law Firm. Charles Atkinson 609-636-0213 Email: Robert Kirvay 609-412-6190 Email: D?Amato Law Firm 609-926-3300 Email: