Here is a sample of some of the designs and campaigns I've worked on for UCF Health Services as their Graphic Designer and Marketing Assistant.
When updating our existing "Dirty Mouth" campaign for the Dental Center, I decided to take on a fun retro look to tie in with pop culture.
Our flu campaign recently got an upgrade to this soft, comforting and gentle design. Nothing scary about flu shots, and nothing scary about this design! The heart shaped bandaid was also printed into small stickers that are given to each student after receiving their flu shots.
In a recent partnership with the the Parent & Family Fund, Health Service reinvented their old and tired "5th Guy" campaign to something more students would relate to and understand. Floor graphics were designed to be placed in restrooms around campus, as well as this graphic will be printed as window clinged and adhered to bathroom mirrors.
This is a general flyer created for providers to give to their patients upon first visit. The goal is to show students the common risks of their normal lifestyle and provides them resources for combating against these risks. We knew the graphic needed to be eye catchy and entertaining in order for students to actually take interest and read into the info. Whats more entertaining than a reference to the classic boardgame, Operation?
Rolling out in 2014, Health Services will debut this new STD campaign. We wanted it to pair nicely with the look and feel of MTV's GYT campaign. Not only will be using some of their resources, but its a "hip" trend with our demographic and a look we hope they will already recognize.
With the insurance laws changing constantly with governement laws, I created this flyer for students to easily explain what the New ACA policy meant for them.
Used by Health Services Providers to work side by side with students in assesing common detriments to the demographic and helping the student create their own plan to overcome these obstacles.
This handout is printed as a 2-sided document and used as a vital piece in the Helath Services marketing. Since the Health Center has so many services available to students, it became necessary to create a single document that could clearly communicate everything in the most simple means possible to avoid over loading people with information.
