Graphic Design Club

https://www.ugajobsearch.com/postings/112407

Graphics Designer The Book Designer reports to the Director of Communications and designs and typesets approximately 4 to 6 books a year (including covers), as well as brochures and invitations. This person also communicates with printers about technical specs

£900 prize money. Free to enter. Show your work in our International Poster Exhibition. What's not to like? 🤑

The 2019 International Poster Competition is now live and open for entries 🙌

Submit your posters here: gdfs.uk/2019/international-poster-competition

Deadline: 1st October 2019

https://aperture.org/internships/

Internships - Aperture Foundation NY Aperture Foundation’s internships offer the chance to engage, contribute, and work alongside editors, publishers, educators, and more. Offered year round, these internships provide a platform for motivated individuals to gain insight and hands-on experience in one of the foundation’s various dep...

Anyone wanting an on-campus graphic design job should apply to the Archway Partnership! You'll get to work for many different types of projects for a great UGA organization. Plus it's $10/hour. Apply through Handshake (you will have to log in to see the posting):

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Looking for a summer design internship? Then check out Matchstic! "Matchstic is a brand identity firm in Atlanta known for building brands of substance. Our strategic thinking and creative work go hand in hand to lead our clients to understand who they are and how they express themselves. We specialize in branding—that’s all we do—and we develop identities that not only stand out, but also stand the test of time. Learn more at Matchstic.com"

http://matchstic.theresumator.com/

Graphic Design Club The UGA Graphic Design Club are student designers that work to build community and professional connections in the Athens and Atlanta.

Congratulations on graduation: Prestin, Emily, CC, Nicole, Chip, Andie, Mary, Alex, Beth, and more ( I am not sure if I saw more on the stage...and Savannah who couldn't come.) Very proud of you guys! Keep in touch! Again, congrats !!!

[ C-U-B-E: Designer's Talk ] After Design School by Kylie Sawhill
1:25pm, April 12 ( Wed ), N225
Developing a design education into a comfortable career requires sharp design skills, business savvy, and a heaping dose of luck. Design school teaches design dexterity and hopefully supplies enough flashy projects to create an eye-catching portfolio. Yet the subsequent challenges can be daunting: navigating the nuances of choosing a suitable job, landing the gig, and keeping the position (and your sanity). Drawing on three years of post-graduation employment, I'll share how to effectively bridge the gap between student and professional designer.

Kylie Sawhill works as a designer at a tech company in Athens, GA. Since graduating from UGA's graphic design program in 2013 she has worked in agency, freelance, and in-house roles around town with dozens of local businesses. She finds inspiration in the aesthetics of mathematics and science and enjoys organizing all kinds of visual information into compelling design systems.

[C-U-B-E] Knitting: See One, Do One, Teach One
Fabric Students Exhibit Work and Demo Knitting in C-U-B-E Gallery!
Knitting: See One, Do One, Teach One is on view this week, April 3 – April 7, 2017, in the C-U-B-E Gallery on second floor north (N231). The phrase ‘See One, Do One, Teach One’ is a method derived from western medical practices which implies how one learns a procedure, then conducts the procedure, then teaches another. Fabric students will be demonstrating the knitting process to others in the School of Art in the C-U-B-E Gallery at the following times:
• Thursday, April 6, 11 am – 12 pm & 2:30 – 4:30
• Friday, April 7, 12 – 1 pm
This workshop was designed by ARST 2700 Textile Foundations students and Assistant Professor in Fabric Design Jennifer Crenshaw.

Unsolved: Math+Design
An interdisciplinary workshop, Unsolved: Math+Design on April 8, 2017 at ICE.

Worldstudio AIGA Scholarships Worldstudio AIGA Scholarships allow college students from disadvantaged backgrounds to realize their artistic dreams. Apply by May 1 for the 2017–2018 academic year.

[C-U-B-E Exhibition and Designer's Talk]
Improvisation in Repeat
Work by Sara Parker and Simon Hunt
Feb.6-24, 2017 / the C-U-B-E Gallery
Designer's Talk 1:25 pm on Feb.15/ N225
Poster Design: Andie Culbertson

C-U-B-E Exhibition and Designer's Talk!
"Improvisation in Repeat"
Work by Sara Parker and Simon Hunt
Feb.6-24, 2017 / the C-U-B-E Gallery
Designer's Talk 1:25 pm on Feb.15/ N225