Showing posts with label Program News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Program News. Show all posts

Friday, October 11, 2013

GRC Design Students Create Posters to Promote the Short Film Showcase

Poster (above) was designed by Sloan Willden; he also did the photography.
The Second Annual Short Film Showcase, sponsored by the Media Technologies' Videography and Film Program is being held on Friday, October 11, 7:00 pm, in the Morse Arberry Auditorium in the Telecommunications Building on the Cheyenne Campus.

In an effort to promote the event, students in Dan McElhattan's GRC 207 Advanced Design class designed promotional pieces, including this poster designed by Sloan Wilden..



Tuesday, September 17, 2013

AIGA @ CSN — New Member Orientation

The new student chapter of AIGA at CSN is holding a meeting for new members, and those interested in finding about the organization.

 

AIGA-CSN is a group of graphic designers, illustrators, photographers, and web designers at CSN who want to explore design beyond the classroom.
 

The gathering is from 2:00 to 8:00 pm on, Wednesday, Sept. 18 in the Cheyenne Campus Computer Lab at the Mac Pod.
Join us at our new member meeting for more information on AIGA, AIGA Las Vegas, and AIGA CSN and how to sign up. 


All are invited to come network with CSN’s design family and take your craft further.

Information can be found at www.aiga-csn.org.

AIGA = American Institute of Graphic Arts

Monday, August 26, 2013

GRC Tutoring Lab to Start Up by end of Week 3 • Tutors Wanted

If you anticipating needing assistance with your GRC projects, or if you would be interested in helping others in their course workout, then these details should be of interest to you.

TUTORING LAB
Last semester was the first time in many years that the program was able to provide tutors to assist students in the GRC Program.

When the lab opens there will be an announcement will be posted and passed on to your instructors.

TUTORS
For now, we are looking for a tutor or two.

Basically, information about becoming a tutor are found here: www.csn.edu/pages/3770.asp

Here is a summary of the procedure:

  • Fill out  the tutorial application (download it here) or pick up an application at any CSN Tutorial Services desk. Information on locations and hours are found here
  •  Obtain a written reference from a faculty member in the program (Tell him/her what courses you are interested in taking and when you took the course; candidates need to have confirmed that they earned a B+ or better in that course.)
  • Turn in the completed application to any Tutorial Services office. 
  • The staff in Tutorial Services will log the application and then send it to our department chair (or his designee) so sign off on your application and send it back to Tutorial Services.
  • Staff in Tutorial Services will determine if the applicant can then be hired. If so, then the staff will generate the appropriate contract and will contact the tutor to complete some hiring paperwork. This can usually be accomplished within a couple of days.

Monday, August 5, 2013

Fantastic Offer for Adobe Students

Students get Photoshop CC and the ENTIRE Adobe Creative Cloud FREE when they attend the Photoshop World Conference, to be held at the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas, on Sept. 4–6, 2013.
And it only costs students $149 to register.

Attendees of Photoshop World who are already members of Adobe Creative Cloud may use their access codes to extend their current membership.

Get all of the details about Photoshop World Conference here.

Saturday, May 25, 2013

2012-13 GRC Graduates

Aaron Hoppler, receives his degree in Computer Graphics Design.

The CSN Graphic Communications Program tallied 40 graduates from August 2012 to May 2013, the most who had finished a certificate or degree in a single year.

Many of these grads walked at the 41st CSN Commencement held in the Thomas & Mack Center at UNLV on May 20.

Four of those grads completed the former Animation program; seven completed the Multimedia Authoring concentration; 12, Web Design; and 17, Graphic Design.
Amir Baidee, Samuel Canales, and Yomaira Sotelo

GRC Instructor Dan McElhattan III and Dr. Elyse Diamond,
applaud as their GRC students walk by at the end of Commencement.


Here is the complete list of those on the Commencement rolls for August, December, and May graduation.

August



Donielle R. Bradshaw Associate Degree Graphic Technology Animation

Drew A. Borst Certificate of Achievement Graphic Technology Animation

Colby H. Bryant * Associate Degree Graphic Technology Multimedia Authoring

Mark Anthony Hinds Certificate of Achievement Graphic Technology Multimedia Authoring

Elizabeth Baez ** Associate Degree Graphic Technology Web Design

Raul Herrera Associate Degree Graphic Technology Web Design

Samuel Najarro-Gonzalez Associate Degree Graphic Technology Web Design





December



Jacqueline A. Cheshewalla Associate Degree Graphic Technology Animation

Wendy Minatogawa Associate Degree Graphic Technology Multimedia Authoring

Daniel Bradley Riccardi Associate Degree Graphic Technology Multimedia Authoring

Virginia DeSilva Vera Associate Degree Graphic Technology Multimedia Authoring

Shaun M. Keefe Associate Degree Graphic Technology Web Design

Brian O'Connor Associate Degree Graphic Technology Web Design





May



Patrick J. Breaux Jr. Certificate of Achievement Graphic Technology Animation

Amir M. Badiee Associate Degree Graphic Technology Computer Graphics Design

Angela Erin Cahayag Cabalar Associate Degree Graphic Technology Computer Graphics Design

Bryce Farlow ** Associate Degree Graphic Technology Computer Graphics Design

Kevin Jaffa ** Associate Degree Graphic Technology Computer Graphics Design

Rithya May Lay Associate Degree Graphic Technology Computer Graphics Design

Sasha M. Schalk Associate Degree Graphic Technology Computer Graphics Design

Yomaira Sotelo Associate Degree Graphic Technology Computer Graphics Design

Shaun R. Vital Associate Degree Graphic Technology Computer Graphics Design

Ben Woolston ** Associate Degree Graphic Technology Computer Graphics Design

Domineek Bumpas Associate Degree Graphic Communications Computer Graphics Design

Aaron B. Hoppler Associate Degree Graphic Communications Computer Graphics Design

Luis Rodriguez Associate Degree Graphic Communications Computer Graphics Design

Ruth Robles ** Associate Degree Graphic Communications Computer Graphics Design

Nina Thomasian ** Associate Degree Graphic Communications Computer Graphics Design

Keith Widmann ** Certificate of Achievement Graphic Technology Computer Graphics Design

Jesus Nieto-Almanza ** Associate Degree Graphic Technology Multimedia Authoring

Samuel Najarro-Gonzalez Associate Degree Graphic Technology Multimedia Authoring

Christopher Cabo Associate Degree Graphic Technology Web Design

Timothy J. Castillo Associate Degree Graphic Technology Web Design

Rithya May Lay Associate Degree Graphic Technology Web Design

Brea Rose Sias ** Certificate of Achievement Graphic Communications Web Design

Marcos Rafael Vega Certificate of Achievement Graphic Communications Web Design

Joseph G. Williams Jr. ** Associate Degree Graphic Technology Web Design

Christa Youst Associate Degree Graphic Technology Web Design

Rahni Walden ** Associate Degree Graphic Communications

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

GRC Courses Tutoring Available—Mon.–Thurs.

Students who would like some help with the work in their GRC course can take advantage of the opening of a Tutoring Lab, starting next week.

As of Feb. 11, Room 1722 in the Telecommunications Building on the Cheyenne Campus will be open for business. Tutors for GRC courses will be there Monday through Thursday, from 11:00am to 2:00pm and 5:00pm to 8:00pm.

Both Sandra Frate and Marco Ruiz, who have finished the GRC Program, are experienced with Adobe software and design. Sandra will have the earlier shift; Marco will be there in the evenings.

Whether you need a major sit-down with the tutor or just need to pop in for a quick question, take advantage of this opportunity. No appointment is needed.

The tutoring is especially targeting beginning students in GRC 103 and any others who are using Illustrator, Photoshop or InDesign in completing projects for their classes.

If you need a quick critique, and some advice, Sandra and Marco are excellent resources.

Monday, February 4, 2013

Join Mailing Lists to Receive Notifications

The CSN Graphic Communications Program will be actively using several mailing lists for those interested in being notified of upcoming events, internship opportunities, and job offerings sent to the program.

In addition, Advisement lists are set up for those who wish to receive important information from the GRC Advisement Committee concerning your declared major / concentration.

Follow the Email Lists link on the GRC Home Page or go directly to sites.csn.edu/cg/html/email_lists.htm.

You can easily sign up there or by directly sending and email request below:

        GRC Events
  • Guest speakers
  • Tours
  • Contests
Internships
  • Announcements from employers
  • Hints on securing internships
  • Paid and volunteer opportunities
       Jobs & Projects
  • Part-time positions
  • Full-time openings from employers
  • Individual and team projects
  • Paid, Credit-Only, Experience
       GRC Advisement List
  • Graphic Design
  • Web Design
  • Multimedia Design
  • Animation Design

AIGA CSN Student Group Starting Up

CSN Graphic Communications Program is seeking this semester to start an AIGA Student Group.
Anyone interested in participating can learn more at www.aiga.org.
Contact GRC faculty Dan McElhattan or David L. Hardy for more information.

Friday, October 12, 2012

Need Tutoring in Your GRC Course?

Tutoring Services is in the process of setting up a tutoring lab for students who need help in GRC courses. Since GRC 103 is a critical course (prerequisite to a few other GRC courses), this service could benefit a number of students.

The tutoring lab will be open at certain hours to help any student or students who show up.
If you would be interested in getting assistance for a particular course or courses you are currently taking by being able to stop into an open lab environment and ask questions and get help from a tutor on duty, you can pass along your interest.

There is the hope that this lab can be set up in the next week or so, but that depends on response.

For those interested, send an email to ed.kanet@csn.edu with the following information:

  • Confirm that YES, you are interested in receiving tutoring help.
  • List in which course or courses you need tutoring.
  • Give ALL of the times you are free to sop in.
Thank you for your input. Good success with the rest of the semester.

Sunday, August 26, 2012

Fall Semester 2012 Begins Degrees Consolidation

Starting Fall 2012, the five primary fields of study in the Computer Graphics Program were consolidated into four: Animation Design, Graphic Design, Multimedia Design, Web Design, and renamed from Graphic Technology to Graphic Communications.
This was an action based on the fact that all courses in the program have been carrying a GRC (for Graphic Communications) designation and so it was only natural to carry the name over to the degree and certificates offered.

Now there will be certificates (one-year program with only one General Education requirement) offered as follows:
  • Graphic Communications—Animation Design
  • Graphic Communications—Graphic Design
  • Graphic Communications—Multimedia Design
  • Graphic Communications—Web Design
In addition to the renaming of the certificates to match the new concentrations, two certificates are no long offered: Electronic Publishing and 2D Animation.

With the name change comes a consolidation of the three previous areas of emphasis (Computer Graphics Design, Multimedia Authoring, and Web Design) into one Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree with four concentrations shown above.

Here is the new degree sheet (pdf) that will apply to any student beginning the program.

Students with any questions about the change should contact one of the full-time faculty, preferably a faculty member in the area of their study.

Friday, November 12, 2010

Early Registration Has Begun

Early registration allows students to get a leg up on getting the schedule they want for next semester.

A lot of classes filled early for Fall, so
students will have to register early if they hope to get the schedule they want.

GRC and PHO courses for Spring 2011 are found here.

Here are the dates/times and alphanumeric early registration for Spring 2011.
Friday, Nov 12
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM: A-B
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM: C-F
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM: A-F

Monday, Nov 15
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM: G-H
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM: I-L
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM: G-L

Tuesday, Nov 16
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM: M
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM: N-O
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM: M-O

Wednesday, Nov 17
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM: P-Q
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM: R
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM: P-R

Thursday, Nov 18
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM: S-V
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM: W-Z
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM: S-Z

Saturday, August 14, 2010

GRC 140—Electronic Publishing I—Being Offered Fall 2010

While there is no listing in the Fall 2010 Schedule, the Electronic Publishing I course is being offered this Fall semester.

It is on the registration computer and you can sign up via the normal online registation process or in person at one of the campuses.

Below is the information on the course.
GRC 140 001 Electronic Publishing I 46769 R 06:00p To 09:40p 8/30-12/19/2010 DEMPSEY

The class will meet in Room 2665.

If you have any questions, contact the Media Technologies office at 651-4121 or email Ed Kanet at ed.kanet@csn.edu.