Mary Numu Kamara is seeking a career as a graphic arts designer. She is currently studying graphic design at The Art Institute of Washington and expects to graduate in 2014. She has a background in general education courses from the University of the District of Columbia. Her previous work experience includes internships at DDot and positions as a camp counselor and teacher's aid where she assisted with tasks like typing, cleaning, and supervising children. She has received awards for her work and has skills in art, emailing, typing, and other areas.
Jamie Dickerson is an MFA candidate at Carnegie Mellon University who received a BFA in Sculpture from Herron School of Art and Design. She has received several awards and scholarships and her work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group shows. Her experience includes public art commissions, installations, and work as a graduate assistant. She is proficient in various software programs and sculpture techniques.
Mark Voelker is a graphic designer who graduated from Indiana State University in December 2013 with a B.F.A. in graphic design and minors in art history and creative writing. As a student, he worked as an ad designer for the Indiana Statesman student paper and created visual art with an Our Town theme through a student artist research grant. He has also illustrated for author Alan McPherson and volunteers at the Special Olympics and a local mission.
2013 NAWIC NEF Carol A. Kueker Construction Education Visionary AwardJennifer B
The document provides biographical information about Jennifer Blanchard Belk. It summarizes that she is a 2013 award winner who graduated with eight other students who became applied artists. It describes her background including being influenced by her mother who was a special education teacher for 30 years. It also mentions her personal life including being married with a daughter and starting a construction management group.
This document provides information about Youth Art Month (YAM) celebrations planned for March 2011. It discusses the theme "Art Shapes Me" and plans for students to design handprints to collaborate on a national flag. A timeline is provided for the flag submission process. The document encourages various ways for schools and districts to celebrate YAM, such as art shows, festivals, field trips, and community art displays. It promotes advocacy for the arts in schools and provides contact information for YAM co-chairs.
Brooke Colby is an experienced art teacher seeking new opportunities. She has over 10 years of teaching experience at both the elementary and high school levels. Ms. Colby is highly motivated and has pursued grants to enhance art programs and bring in cultural experiences for her students. She holds a Master's degree in Art Education and is certified to teach K-12 art in both North Carolina and Michigan.
This document summarizes the professional experience and qualifications of an art teacher. It outlines her 14 years of experience teaching art to K-8 students in Philadelphia schools. It also lists her education, including a BFA in drawing and painting and an MAT in art education. Finally, it provides details on related experience in art programs and workshops, as well as her skills in various art mediums.
Mary Numu Kamara is seeking a career as a graphic arts designer. She is currently studying graphic design at The Art Institute of Washington and expects to graduate in 2014. She has a background in general education courses from the University of the District of Columbia. Her previous work experience includes internships at DDot and positions as a camp counselor and teacher's aid where she assisted with tasks like typing, cleaning, and supervising children. She has received awards for her work and has skills in art, emailing, typing, and other areas.
Jamie Dickerson is an MFA candidate at Carnegie Mellon University who received a BFA in Sculpture from Herron School of Art and Design. She has received several awards and scholarships and her work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group shows. Her experience includes public art commissions, installations, and work as a graduate assistant. She is proficient in various software programs and sculpture techniques.
Mark Voelker is a graphic designer who graduated from Indiana State University in December 2013 with a B.F.A. in graphic design and minors in art history and creative writing. As a student, he worked as an ad designer for the Indiana Statesman student paper and created visual art with an Our Town theme through a student artist research grant. He has also illustrated for author Alan McPherson and volunteers at the Special Olympics and a local mission.
2013 NAWIC NEF Carol A. Kueker Construction Education Visionary AwardJennifer B
The document provides biographical information about Jennifer Blanchard Belk. It summarizes that she is a 2013 award winner who graduated with eight other students who became applied artists. It describes her background including being influenced by her mother who was a special education teacher for 30 years. It also mentions her personal life including being married with a daughter and starting a construction management group.
This document provides information about Youth Art Month (YAM) celebrations planned for March 2011. It discusses the theme "Art Shapes Me" and plans for students to design handprints to collaborate on a national flag. A timeline is provided for the flag submission process. The document encourages various ways for schools and districts to celebrate YAM, such as art shows, festivals, field trips, and community art displays. It promotes advocacy for the arts in schools and provides contact information for YAM co-chairs.
Brooke Colby is an experienced art teacher seeking new opportunities. She has over 10 years of teaching experience at both the elementary and high school levels. Ms. Colby is highly motivated and has pursued grants to enhance art programs and bring in cultural experiences for her students. She holds a Master's degree in Art Education and is certified to teach K-12 art in both North Carolina and Michigan.
This document summarizes the professional experience and qualifications of an art teacher. It outlines her 14 years of experience teaching art to K-8 students in Philadelphia schools. It also lists her education, including a BFA in drawing and painting and an MAT in art education. Finally, it provides details on related experience in art programs and workshops, as well as her skills in various art mediums.
The document announces a conference on art and design education to be held at Teacher's College, Columbia University in November 2007. The conference is presented by the Saturday Art School at Pratt Institute, directed by Associate Professor Aileen Wilson. Assistant Professor Heather Lewis is also listed as a contact for the conference.
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter born in 1907 who took up painting in her late twenties after suffering polio as a child and breaking her leg in a bus accident at age 18. Her paintings often featured vibrant colors and focused on self-portraits. The passage also describes the mixed media works of contemporary artist Eli Baxter who uses materials like wax, wool, and latex in her paintings made from acrylic, latex, wool, Indian ink, pins, and sewing patterns on canvas.
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter born in 1907 who took up painting in her late twenties after suffering polio as a child and breaking her leg in a bus accident at age 18. Her paintings often featured vibrant colors and focused on self-portraits. The passage also describes the mixed media works of contemporary artist Eli Baxter who uses materials like wax, wool, and latex in her paintings made from acrylic, latex, wool, Indian ink, pins, and sewing patterns on canvas.
Students at Little Village Lawndale HS created a Voicethread project where they took on the perspectives of key figures in Westward Expansion, briefly explaining who they were, what they were known for, and their role in significant events. While students had mixed feelings about recording their voices, the teacher found the tool useful for demonstrating student knowledge and the process was deemed worthwhile despite some low audio quality in the final products.
NTLT 2012 - Pecha Kucha 1 - Marcel Baaijens - taking special out of needs-bas...NTLT Conference
This document provides information on an art exhibition featuring works from both disabled and non-disabled artists. It includes the names of several artists such as Darryl Kennedy, Yaniv Janson, and Sam Peries. The works featured different mediums such as charcoal drawing, acrylic painting, printmaking, and mixed media. One piece by Darryl Kennedy was a narrative interpretation of his traumatic birth that was later selected for an exhibition in London.
Timothy Bekelesky is a creative fine art photographer based in Akron, Ohio who is studying for a BFA in Photography and Printmaking at the University of Akron with an anticipated graduation in May 2021. He has experience as a gallery assistant at the Emily Davis Gallery and has participated in several projects including creating a community mural through Art Bomb Brigade and having three works selected for the 82nd Annual Juried Student Exhibition. His skills include public speaking, communication, digital imaging, and Adobe Photoshop. He has received honors such as being on the Dean's List and obtaining scholarships including the Akron Guarantee and Myers School of Art: Folk Endowment.
Olivia Gude is an artist and educator who is a professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She has received awards for her research focusing on developing new paradigms for visual art curriculum. For 18 years, Gude directed a teen art program called Spiral Workshop that developed curriculum resources. Professor Gude works with teachers to create new curriculum models for both urban and suburban school districts across the US and internationally. She is involved in national organizations focused on art education policy and standards.
Erika Dickerson is an educator and artist pursuing careers in literary and performance arts education. She holds a Bachelor's degree in English Education and is pursuing a Master's degree. Her work uses art to investigate educational inequity and combat social injustice. She has extensive experience teaching, directing, and creating multidisciplinary works that incorporate storytelling, music, poetry, theater and visual art.
NetWorks is an unusual cooperation and collaboration of artists, art space, gallery and museum to not only present works of accomplished Rhode Island artists, but also to provide a window into their motivations.
Sarah Brown is a recent high school graduate from Huntington, NY who demonstrates strong skills in visual arts, music, and leadership. She attained honors-level achievement including AP credits in drawing, photography, and science. Sarah held leadership roles at a summer camp and taught drawing lessons. Her extracurricular activities included yearbook club, religious youth group, dance, and community service. She has received specialized training and awards in painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, piano, and violin. Sarah's artwork has been displayed in school and community art galleries.
This document provides an overview of Linda Levy and her work as a digital artist. It discusses her background and experience in other art forms that led her to digital art. The document emphasizes that digital art is a legitimate artistic medium and she aims to help others overcome biases about it. It provides examples of Linda's digital artworks and the software, Painter, that she uses. Finally, it includes some of Linda's favorite arts-related websites.
Emelie Evans is a high school student in Hatboro, PA anticipated to graduate in June 2013. She has taken courses in computer skills, Spanish, child development and photography. She received a National American Miss State Pageant award in 2010 and was on the honor roll in 6th grade. Her extracurricular activities include Helping Little Hands and American Idol Season 10. She has volunteered at Feed a Friend in 2011 and helped look after kids at Kiddie Academy, where she has skills in music, singing, and helping kids.
Lecture: Bowling Against Hunger in L.A. (Lower Alabama)
Percy, teaching in a split between 3D Studio and Art Education at Troy University, will chronicle the birth and early growth of a "collaboration rich" Empty Bowls initiative serving Pike County and surrounding areas in rural south Alabama. Strong partnership between higher ed and underserved K-12 schools highlighted.
Michael Ondaatje was born in 1943 in Sri Lanka to Dutch, Singhalese, Tamil, and British ancestors. He spent his early childhood in Sri Lanka but moved to England with his mother in 1949. Ondaatje later immigrated to Canada in 1962. He has had a successful career as a novelist, poet, and filmmaker, winning numerous awards including the Booker Prize. Throughout his work, Ondaatje explores themes of cultural identity and multiculturalism as he draws from his experiences growing up in Sri Lanka and living in Canada.
Ann Roth received an MFA in Textile Design from the University of Kansas and a BFA with K-12 Art Education certification from the University of Michigan. She has worked as a studio artist since 2014 and was previously an adjunct faculty member and gallery director at Meredith College from 2001-2014. Her tapestries have been exhibited widely and are included in numerous public and private collections.
Namee Lillian's curriculum vitae summarizes her academic and professional background. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Education from Uganda Christian University from 2014 to 2016. She has worked as a teacher of English and Literature at St. Joseph's SSS Naggalama since February 2022. Her skills include Microsoft Office applications and CSS design. She enjoys teaching, reading, listening to audio books, singing, and interacting with people.
Donny Gettinger is an artist based in Mankato, MN. He received his MFA in Sculpture from Indiana University in 2014. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including at the ArtVenice Biennale in Italy. Gettinger has experience teaching art courses at the university level and working as an artist assistant for other sculptors. He is proficient in various mediums including woodworking, metal fabrication, foundry techniques, and printmaking processes.
Barry Yandell has over 20 years of experience as a theatre arts and speech communications instructor in Texas school districts. He has directed numerous student plays, musicals, and organized annual trips to NYC. Yandell has received several honors including TETA Educator of the Year and Keller Middle School Teacher of the Year. In addition to his teaching experience, he has worked as a voice actor for cartoons and video games and has performed in professional theatre productions.
The document lists several nominees and recipients of special recognition for the Learning by Design New York awards. It provides information on each nominee including the institution/organization name, names of associated individuals, number of students engaged, and award category. In total, it outlines 10 different programs or projects from across the United States that received recognition for promoting architectural education and learning through design.
The ESN Anadolu Projects organization runs several cultural awareness projects pairing international Erasmus students with local Turkish students. The projects aim to break down prejudices by having international students visit villages and local schools to share their cultures. They introduce their home countries and participate in activities with the local students like games and singing. Some of the villages they visited included Saricakaya, Inegol, and Seyitgazi in Eskisehir and Bursa. Other projects included planting trees to create an "Erasmus Forest", volunteering at a social services agency, and a workshop teaching Erasmus students the Turkish art of meerschaum carving.
David D. Batory has over 10 years of experience in graphic design and teaching. He holds a Masters in Teaching and Bachelors in Graphic Design. He currently teaches graphic design at Delaware County Technical School. His experience also includes substitute teaching, student teaching, freelance graphic design work, and internships. Additionally, he has over 10 years of experience as a professional DJ and has presented on graphic design and DJing at local schools. He is proficient in various graphic design and music software.
This document provides information about Colleen McGhee's education, work experience, skills, community involvement, honors and awards, and objective. It includes details about her Bachelor's degree from Lander University in 2014, a semester abroad at the University of Winchester in 2012, graphic design and photography internships, skills in various art forms, participation in art exhibitions and events, and scholarships. Her objective is to secure a position allowing her to use her skills and continue learning while contributing as a strong team member.
The document announces a conference on art and design education to be held at Teacher's College, Columbia University in November 2007. The conference is presented by the Saturday Art School at Pratt Institute, directed by Associate Professor Aileen Wilson. Assistant Professor Heather Lewis is also listed as a contact for the conference.
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter born in 1907 who took up painting in her late twenties after suffering polio as a child and breaking her leg in a bus accident at age 18. Her paintings often featured vibrant colors and focused on self-portraits. The passage also describes the mixed media works of contemporary artist Eli Baxter who uses materials like wax, wool, and latex in her paintings made from acrylic, latex, wool, Indian ink, pins, and sewing patterns on canvas.
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter born in 1907 who took up painting in her late twenties after suffering polio as a child and breaking her leg in a bus accident at age 18. Her paintings often featured vibrant colors and focused on self-portraits. The passage also describes the mixed media works of contemporary artist Eli Baxter who uses materials like wax, wool, and latex in her paintings made from acrylic, latex, wool, Indian ink, pins, and sewing patterns on canvas.
Students at Little Village Lawndale HS created a Voicethread project where they took on the perspectives of key figures in Westward Expansion, briefly explaining who they were, what they were known for, and their role in significant events. While students had mixed feelings about recording their voices, the teacher found the tool useful for demonstrating student knowledge and the process was deemed worthwhile despite some low audio quality in the final products.
NTLT 2012 - Pecha Kucha 1 - Marcel Baaijens - taking special out of needs-bas...NTLT Conference
This document provides information on an art exhibition featuring works from both disabled and non-disabled artists. It includes the names of several artists such as Darryl Kennedy, Yaniv Janson, and Sam Peries. The works featured different mediums such as charcoal drawing, acrylic painting, printmaking, and mixed media. One piece by Darryl Kennedy was a narrative interpretation of his traumatic birth that was later selected for an exhibition in London.
Timothy Bekelesky is a creative fine art photographer based in Akron, Ohio who is studying for a BFA in Photography and Printmaking at the University of Akron with an anticipated graduation in May 2021. He has experience as a gallery assistant at the Emily Davis Gallery and has participated in several projects including creating a community mural through Art Bomb Brigade and having three works selected for the 82nd Annual Juried Student Exhibition. His skills include public speaking, communication, digital imaging, and Adobe Photoshop. He has received honors such as being on the Dean's List and obtaining scholarships including the Akron Guarantee and Myers School of Art: Folk Endowment.
Olivia Gude is an artist and educator who is a professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She has received awards for her research focusing on developing new paradigms for visual art curriculum. For 18 years, Gude directed a teen art program called Spiral Workshop that developed curriculum resources. Professor Gude works with teachers to create new curriculum models for both urban and suburban school districts across the US and internationally. She is involved in national organizations focused on art education policy and standards.
Erika Dickerson is an educator and artist pursuing careers in literary and performance arts education. She holds a Bachelor's degree in English Education and is pursuing a Master's degree. Her work uses art to investigate educational inequity and combat social injustice. She has extensive experience teaching, directing, and creating multidisciplinary works that incorporate storytelling, music, poetry, theater and visual art.
NetWorks is an unusual cooperation and collaboration of artists, art space, gallery and museum to not only present works of accomplished Rhode Island artists, but also to provide a window into their motivations.
Sarah Brown is a recent high school graduate from Huntington, NY who demonstrates strong skills in visual arts, music, and leadership. She attained honors-level achievement including AP credits in drawing, photography, and science. Sarah held leadership roles at a summer camp and taught drawing lessons. Her extracurricular activities included yearbook club, religious youth group, dance, and community service. She has received specialized training and awards in painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, piano, and violin. Sarah's artwork has been displayed in school and community art galleries.
This document provides an overview of Linda Levy and her work as a digital artist. It discusses her background and experience in other art forms that led her to digital art. The document emphasizes that digital art is a legitimate artistic medium and she aims to help others overcome biases about it. It provides examples of Linda's digital artworks and the software, Painter, that she uses. Finally, it includes some of Linda's favorite arts-related websites.
Emelie Evans is a high school student in Hatboro, PA anticipated to graduate in June 2013. She has taken courses in computer skills, Spanish, child development and photography. She received a National American Miss State Pageant award in 2010 and was on the honor roll in 6th grade. Her extracurricular activities include Helping Little Hands and American Idol Season 10. She has volunteered at Feed a Friend in 2011 and helped look after kids at Kiddie Academy, where she has skills in music, singing, and helping kids.
Lecture: Bowling Against Hunger in L.A. (Lower Alabama)
Percy, teaching in a split between 3D Studio and Art Education at Troy University, will chronicle the birth and early growth of a "collaboration rich" Empty Bowls initiative serving Pike County and surrounding areas in rural south Alabama. Strong partnership between higher ed and underserved K-12 schools highlighted.
Michael Ondaatje was born in 1943 in Sri Lanka to Dutch, Singhalese, Tamil, and British ancestors. He spent his early childhood in Sri Lanka but moved to England with his mother in 1949. Ondaatje later immigrated to Canada in 1962. He has had a successful career as a novelist, poet, and filmmaker, winning numerous awards including the Booker Prize. Throughout his work, Ondaatje explores themes of cultural identity and multiculturalism as he draws from his experiences growing up in Sri Lanka and living in Canada.
Ann Roth received an MFA in Textile Design from the University of Kansas and a BFA with K-12 Art Education certification from the University of Michigan. She has worked as a studio artist since 2014 and was previously an adjunct faculty member and gallery director at Meredith College from 2001-2014. Her tapestries have been exhibited widely and are included in numerous public and private collections.
Namee Lillian's curriculum vitae summarizes her academic and professional background. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Education from Uganda Christian University from 2014 to 2016. She has worked as a teacher of English and Literature at St. Joseph's SSS Naggalama since February 2022. Her skills include Microsoft Office applications and CSS design. She enjoys teaching, reading, listening to audio books, singing, and interacting with people.
Donny Gettinger is an artist based in Mankato, MN. He received his MFA in Sculpture from Indiana University in 2014. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including at the ArtVenice Biennale in Italy. Gettinger has experience teaching art courses at the university level and working as an artist assistant for other sculptors. He is proficient in various mediums including woodworking, metal fabrication, foundry techniques, and printmaking processes.
Barry Yandell has over 20 years of experience as a theatre arts and speech communications instructor in Texas school districts. He has directed numerous student plays, musicals, and organized annual trips to NYC. Yandell has received several honors including TETA Educator of the Year and Keller Middle School Teacher of the Year. In addition to his teaching experience, he has worked as a voice actor for cartoons and video games and has performed in professional theatre productions.
The document lists several nominees and recipients of special recognition for the Learning by Design New York awards. It provides information on each nominee including the institution/organization name, names of associated individuals, number of students engaged, and award category. In total, it outlines 10 different programs or projects from across the United States that received recognition for promoting architectural education and learning through design.
The ESN Anadolu Projects organization runs several cultural awareness projects pairing international Erasmus students with local Turkish students. The projects aim to break down prejudices by having international students visit villages and local schools to share their cultures. They introduce their home countries and participate in activities with the local students like games and singing. Some of the villages they visited included Saricakaya, Inegol, and Seyitgazi in Eskisehir and Bursa. Other projects included planting trees to create an "Erasmus Forest", volunteering at a social services agency, and a workshop teaching Erasmus students the Turkish art of meerschaum carving.
David D. Batory has over 10 years of experience in graphic design and teaching. He holds a Masters in Teaching and Bachelors in Graphic Design. He currently teaches graphic design at Delaware County Technical School. His experience also includes substitute teaching, student teaching, freelance graphic design work, and internships. Additionally, he has over 10 years of experience as a professional DJ and has presented on graphic design and DJing at local schools. He is proficient in various graphic design and music software.
This document provides information about Colleen McGhee's education, work experience, skills, community involvement, honors and awards, and objective. It includes details about her Bachelor's degree from Lander University in 2014, a semester abroad at the University of Winchester in 2012, graphic design and photography internships, skills in various art forms, participation in art exhibitions and events, and scholarships. Her objective is to secure a position allowing her to use her skills and continue learning while contributing as a strong team member.
Art Institute of Colorado 2015 Community Newsletter (Final)James Caldwell, MSM
The Art Institute of Colorado announced a new Art Grant program to help students reduce debt and improve affordability of higher education. Through the program, students can earn up to 15% of their tuition for an associate degree or 20% for a bachelor's degree in grant funding by continuously enrolling and completing course credits toward their degree. The school aims to help students complete their education and move into creative careers.
Hillary Peters seeks an art career position. She has experience leading art activities for youth and seniors through internships. Peters obtained a Bachelor's degree in Social Work with a minor in Art History from Gallaudet University. She has exhibited her artwork in several student shows featuring templates, photography, and collages. Peters is fluent in ASL, Auslan, and English and has skills in design, photography, public speaking, and event planning.
Colleen McGhee has a B.S. in Visual Arts from Lander University and studied abroad at the University of Winchester. She has experience in graphic design, photography, ceramics, painting, and drawing. Her community involvement includes designing plates and bowls for charity auctions and participating in a mural restoration project. Her objective is to find a position that utilizes her skills and allows her to continue learning and developing her creativity.
This document summarizes the career experience and qualifications of Stephen William Schudlich. It outlines his experience as Director of Exhibitions at UM Stamps School Work Detroit Gallery from 2008-2014. It also describes his work as a freelance graphic designer, illustrator, writer and creative director since 1987. Finally, it provides details on his experience as an instructor at College for Creative Studies in Detroit and Wayne State University.
Theresa Weil is a mixed media artist and art educator based in Portland, Oregon. For over 15 years, she has taught paper collage workshops for adults and run art residencies in schools. She creates paper collage portraits and assemblages using techniques like cut paper mosaic. Weil earned an associates degree in graphic design and is affiliated with several art organizations. She has exhibited her work extensively in the Portland area.
Judith Nersesian is an art teacher with over 11 years of experience teaching in public schools in New York City. She has launched art clubs and galleries to enrich students' artistic skills and connect them with career opportunities in the arts. Nersesian mentors students through museum and nonprofit internships, helping them win prestigious awards. She holds degrees in Art Education and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages.
Shannon Willow is a visual artist and educator based in Clarkston, Georgia. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in graphic design and painting. Her experience includes mural painting, art instruction, and appraising fine art and antiques. She specializes in facilitating community art projects to promote social engagement and diversity. Some of her accomplishments include leading a public art movement in Clarkston and creating large scale murals that bring people together.
Curtis Singmaster is an experienced visual arts educator and working artist. He holds an MFA in Sculpture from Rhode Island School of Design and a BFA in Sculpture from University of Denver. He has over 10 years of teaching experience at the high school and university levels, developing art curriculums and teaching a variety of visual art courses. His work has been exhibited nationally and he has received various awards and scholarships for his sculpture and installation pieces.
Keith Lane is an artist based in Tasmania who has over 40 years of experience in fine art. He has extensive training and qualifications in art, design, and teaching. Lane works primarily in painting but also sculpting, printmaking and other mediums. He has exhibited widely across Australia and has received numerous awards and commissions over his career.
This document is a resume for Renato Ferreira that outlines his education and work experience. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography and Art Education from the University of Georgia, where he held several internships. His work experience includes positions as a student teacher, photography intern, and customer service associate. He has participated in several art exhibitions and has experience teaching art education. His technical skills include proficiency with photography equipment and design software.
Annie Gerker is a recent graduate of the University of Dayton with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography. She maintained high grades and received multiple scholarships. Her experience includes internships in display design and installation art, volunteer design work, and retail jobs in styling. She is proficient in Adobe Creative Suite, construction tools, and budget management. Annie is currently employed as a stylist at a boutique in St. Louis.
Anna Jean McDonald is currently studying for a BA in Graphic Communication and Illustration at Loughborough University. She has a strong background in art, having received a Distinction in her Foundation Diploma in Art and Design from Camberwell College of Arts. Her long term career goals involve using her art and design skills in fields like illustration or concept art. She has held various leadership roles in student societies and extracurricular activities related to art, design, photography, drama, and guiding/scouting.
The document summarizes Seattle's 1% for Art program, which allocates 1% of eligible capital construction funds to public art projects. It outlines the program's goals of creating a sense of place, enhancing the public realm, and increasing city livability. It also provides examples of different types of artworks funded through the program, from site-integrated to temporary projects, and describes the process for selecting artists and projects.
Fifteen senior students from Lawrence Technological University's Department of Art & Design will be hosting a thesis exhibition of their work on April 17, 2015 at Arbor Lofts in Southfield, Michigan. The exhibition will feature graphic designs, digital arts, animations, and video games created by the students representing their skills learned throughout their degree. The event is open to both industry professionals and the public to support and provide feedback to the student work. Lawrence Tech has educated students in fine arts for over a decade and the annual exhibition allows graduates to demonstrate their skills and pursue careers locally and across the nation.
Danielle Schnell has over 15 years of experience teaching art to students in grades PreK through 12th internationally. She holds a Master's degree in International Education and Bachelor's degrees in Graphic Design and Art Education. Her experience includes developing art curriculum and lessons, instructing art classes, coordinating art shows and festivals, and collaborating with classroom teachers on cross-curricular art projects at schools in Mexico, Thailand, and the United States. She is proficient in Spanish and has basic skills in Thai.
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The impact of OTT platforms on the Bollywood film industry is significant. The competition for viewers has led to a decrease in cinema ticket sales, affecting the revenue of Bollywood films that traditionally rely on theatrical releases. Additionally, OTT platforms now pay less for film rights due to the uncertain success of films in cinemas.
Looking ahead, the future of OTT in India appears promising. The market is expected to grow by 20% annually, reaching a value of ₹1200 billion by the end of the decade. The increasing availability of affordable smartphones and internet access will drive this growth, making OTT platforms a primary source of entertainment for many viewers.
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Event Report - SAP Sapphire 2024 Orlando - lots of innovation and old challengesHolger Mueller
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Understanding User Needs and Satisfying ThemAggregage
https://www.productmanagementtoday.com/frs/26903918/understanding-user-needs-and-satisfying-them
We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
Industry expert Scott Sehlhorst will:
• Introduce a taxonomy for user goals with real world examples
• Present the Onion Diagram, a tool for contextualizing task-level goals
• Illustrate how customer journey maps capture activity-level and task-level goals
• Demonstrate the best approach to selection and prioritization of user-goals to address
• Highlight the crucial benchmarks, observable changes, in ensuring fulfillment of customer needs
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IIAN TARVER
Objective
Education 2005-2006 Cass Technical High Detroit, MI
Major: Art
2006-2007 Redford High Detroit, MI
2007-2009 Mumford High Detroit, MI
• High School Diploma
Interests and activities Drawing, Architecture, Animation, Visual Effects, Game Design, Music,
Astronomy.
Extracurricular
activities
• Participated and exhibited artwork in the 72nd
Annual Detroit Public
Schools Student Art Exhibition sponsored by the Detroit Institute of
Arts
• Selected to participate and exhibit work in the 2007 and 2009 GM
You Make a Difference Car Design Program
• I have had artwork show in the 2009 Mumford High School STYLE!
Magazine a publication of the 2009 InsideOut Literary Arts Project
• Participated in a summer art program held at the Northwest Activity
Center in 2007 and helped paint a mural for the Children’s Museum
• Exhibited artwork at the 2007 Evening of Fine arts held at the Fox
Theatre
• Created first mascot design for McFarlane Elementary School, the
Peregrine Falcon, in 2002
Awards received • Awarded First Place in the Drawing Category by the Detroit Art
Teacher’s Association Student (Art Award for Excellence in the Visual
Arts) in 2009
• Awarded an Advanced Sketching Workshop Certificate of Excellence
by GM Design, College for Creative Studies, and the Detroit Public
Schools in June of 2007 and 2009,
• Accepted into the National Honors Society in 2005
• Received honorable mention for design in 2007 GM You Make a
Difference Car Design Program