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Such a terrific article on Bonnie Kintzer, the real deal!!!

Do you feel stuck in your career? Looking for ways to advance? Wondering if a masters degree in publishing, design, marketing or writing will take you to that next level?Join Jesica Valis and Monique Jenkins as they reunite with former classmates from the University of Baltimore and delve into their journeys before, during, and after pursuing a Master of Arts in Integrated Design. The conversation kicks off with their decision to return to school and the allure of the Masters in Publications Design/Integrated Design program. Each guest shares personal anecdotes about their favorite classes and the profound impact these courses had on shaping their careers.The hosts and guests discuss how the curriculum focuses on visual communication: graphic design, web design, and professional writing and explore how this multidisciplinary approach has equipped them with skills to excel in design, marketing, and management roles in their current careers.Listeners gain insights into the practical applications of what the graduates learned, emphasizing the importance of integrating design principles with professional writing and research to thrive across multiple platforms. The discussion also touches on the ongoing impact of their education on their creative processes and professional strategies, offering valuable lessons for current and prospective students.This episode not only celebrates the successes of its guests but also touches on the feelings of imposter syndrome when making career-changing moves and how they feel now. It serves as an inspirational guide for anyone considering advancing their education and career in the ever-evolving world of design and communication.Meet Our Guests on LinkedIn • Don Whelan • Shannon McKenna • Tracey HirschLearn more about the UB Integrated Design program.Want to learn more about a topic? • [email protected] • designimposterpodcast.com • Follow Us on LinkedIn • Follow Us on InstagramLearn about our agency: The Creative Circle Collective.#designimposter #impostersyndrome #gradschool #ubalt #masters #design #designers #websitedesign #creatives #marketing #printdesign

The next generation of #servicedesign practitioners can teach us great lessons. Here are 5 tips from Idoia Paucar Herrera on overcoming the complexity of research projects and boosting your motivation when projects get difficult.

My research on sustainable aviation fuels has been nominated for best Bachelor thesis! This would not have been possible without the invaluable guidance of Adarsh Patil and Fernanda Neira D’Angelo, huge thanks to you! The project in a nutshell: 🌾 —> ✈ Biomass from agricultural/industrial waste streams, like wheat stems, can be converted into aviation fuels through several steps. We investigated one step that had not been tried in a continuous reactor yet. We did so, and optimized various parameters such as temperature, pressure, catalyst acidity, packing of the bed to produce as little side product as possible. Want to know more? Follow the link for some extra explanation and a video pitch: https://lnkd.in/e6dXtSiN. Make sure to also check the wonderful research by the other nominees and cast your vote! #Biomass #SAFs #TUe #Thesis

Selection of my academic works 2019-2023

Deadline: Wednesday November 27, 2024, 11:59pm The 2025 AAMG Conference Committee invites participants to continue the conversation on belonging that started with last year’s virtual conference. Belonging informs the work we do with our collections, exhibitions, programs, communications, and fundraising as well as our internal organizational infrastructure and culture. It is also a critical aspect of our respective institutions’ relationships with students, campus and local communities. When examining how we create belonging in its multiple forms, how does that inform the stories we tell? The question of storytelling taps into these pressing issues in our field and impacts how we position our institutions as wells as how our campuses and the public view us. Storytelling as a strategy makes our teaching, research, and outreach legible to our parent institutions, governing bodies, and external communities. AAMG members expressed enthusiasm to continue examining the theme of belonging and explore how to make a case for their museums and galleries to various stakeholders, particularly those outside the university system. We invite proposals that include the voices of our college and university colleagues – faculty, students, administrators, staff, and others – as well as professionals outside the field who can help us learn together about what belonging means and how to put it into practice.

📢 Calling All Researchers! Enter the 2024 Images of Research Competition! 📢 The Research Staff Association Steering Committee is excited to announce the 2024 Images of Research Competition. This is your chance to creatively represent your research through a powerful and engaging image. Whether it’s a striking visual or a thought-provoking concept, we want to see how your research comes to life through imagery! 🎨 How it Works:   Submit an image that represents your research, which you own the rights to. All submissions will be showcased during the Research Staff Conference, where attendees can see the amazing work happening across our community. 🏆 Prizes:   On the day of the conference, prizes will be awarded for Judges’ Choice and Public Vote winners and runners-up! 🗓 Deadline: Friday, 8th November   More information on how to submit your image can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eZhAEMp9 Let’s celebrate the diversity and impact of research with creativity! 🎉 #ImagesOfResearch2024 #ResearchExcellence #CreativeScience #ResearchCommunity #Competition #UniversityOfLiverpool #ShowcaseYourResearch

Graduation season is just around the corner. This year, gift the grad in your life a book that will offer knowledge, entertainment, and inspiration in the years to come. Explore our recommendations >> https://hubs.li/Q02qDc7c0

Savannah College of Art and Design is often overlooked by state officials as the university is so known around the world. But SCAD is all about Georgia and the numbers prove it. As the earliest of adopters of the creative economy years ago, the impact and influence of the college goes well beyond Savannah. SCAD generated $1.3 billion in annual economic impact for the state of Georgia, a 70% increase from the last report conducted for fiscal year 2019. This value is attributed to the university's positive influence on the vitality of the economy in the state through jobs, student and visitor spending, large investment on capital projects, operational spending, public events, alumni earning power, charitable giving and public safety. See more below. Georgia Department of Economic Development Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Georgia Chamber of Commerce Georgia Screen Entertainment Coalition Coastal Entertainment Alliance Georgia Music Partners Georgia Game Developers Association Meptik Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce Metro Atlanta Chamber Randy Davidson Jezlan Moyet Paula S. Wallace Wendy Gardner Michael Hofstein Walker Dalton Katie Schuck Matt Campbell Bert Brantley Beth Nelson Clay Sikes Charles Bowen Joseph Marinelli Matt Reed Beau Lewis C Scott Votaw Georgia Film Academy Todd Harris Brennen Dicker https://lnkd.in/eB6kJnzy

The Fall 2024 issue of Engage magazine honors Dr. Mark Young as he concludes his fifteen-year tenure as president this December. Denver Seminary faculty and community members also reflect on the Seminary’s core commitment to Global Concern. Additionally, this issue also features stories about the Seminary’s upcoming 75th anniversary, highlights from students and alumni, details on events and initiatives, and other valuable resources. Read the full magazine at the link in the comments. #densem #seminary #studentlife #stories #magazine