2017. This infographic was designed in collaboration with the Assistant Dean of ARHU and sent out to undergraduate students admitted to ARHU.
Every semester, the Career Center @ ARHU puts up posters all over ARHU buildings, classrooms, and offices to inform students and faculty about the fairs, panels, workshops, and other events happening throughout the semester. Although usually designed by the full-time graphic designer, in Spring 2017 the graphic designer position was in the middle of a transition, and the project was given to me. I modeled the layout after past years' posters, but created a unique geometric and photographic design to set the semester apart from past years.
I was able to help the UCC@ARHU Program Director design and put on the first-annual Visual Arts Hiring Fair in Fall 2016. Now an annual event, the fair gives UMD students with graphic design skills a chance to show off their portfolios to potential employers. I designed this poster to promote the event.
A flyer designed to promote the end-of-semester treat to help students relax during finals.
A flyer designed to promote the end-of-semester treat to help students relax during finals.
Every year the Career Center publishes a new edition of the TerpGuide, which is a booklet full of information on career preparedness, interviews, online networking tools, as well as sample application documents such as resumes. I created the first-ever visual arts resume for the TerpGuide, which was published in the 2017 edition.
A promotional image to be used primarily on Facebook, as well as Twitter and on television screens throughout campus.
A promotional image to be used primarily on Facebook, as well as Twitter and on television screens throughout campus.
A promotional image to be used primarily on Facebook, as well as Twitter and on television screens throughout campus.
A promotional image to be used primarily on Facebook, as well as Twitter and on television screens throughout campus.
A promotional image to be used primarily on Facebook, as well as Twitter and on television screens throughout campus.
