Interesting.Stuff
Other Print: Academic Wall Calendar
The Get Ready program (an early intervention and college awareness program) provides academic wall calendars (September through August) to the parents whose children participate in the program to re-enforce what their children learn at school through the program. Two versions of the calendar are printed each year: (1) a generic version with vacation dates common to all districts and (2) one that includes school district dates for the Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools.
Primary Audience: parents of grade, middle, and high school students
My Involvement: updated/edited content and managed layout/design process with graphic design agency
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Other Print: Accountability Report
The Minnesota Office of Higher Education was charged by the Minnesota Legislature and the Governor to develop a higher education accountability system. The Minnesota Measures report is an ongoing project designed to inform policy decisions and assess the higher education sector's effectiveness in keeping Minnesota competitive and addressing state priorities.
Primary Audience: researchers and policymakers
My Involvement: managed layout/design process with graphic design agency
Other Print: Donation Forms
The Rice County Affiliate of Habitat for Humanity wanted official donation forms to help in their fundraising. The forms needed to be reproduced on a black and white laser printer.
Primary Audience: adults and businesses
My Involvement: designed
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Other Print: School Posters
The Get Ready program (an early intervention and college awareness program) gives posters to participating schools so students have a visual reminder about which classes to take to prepare for college and the different ways they can pay for college.
Primary Audience: grade, middle, and high school students
My Involvement: updated/edited content and managed layout/design process with graphic design agency
Other Print: Training Catalog
MELD (a nonprofit family service organization) needed its training catalog redesigned on a limited budget with few art options. To save money, it was printed in one color with no bleeds.
Primary Audience: social service staff
My Involvement: designed