Skelton Sprouls recently completed an annual report for the University of Notre Dame’s Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies. Subjects include how the Institute has grown, events on campus and updates on research and programs. Elegant typography and artwork pulled from custom-made graduation stoles can be seen throughout the piece, including a metallic foil stamped bird on the cover.
The University & College Designers Association (UCDA) Design Competition recognizes the best of the exceptional design work done by communication professionals to promote educational institutions. Out of 1,061 entries, 234 awards were given:
Silver (1 of only 11 awards)
SAIS Online Magazine
2019 inaugural issue
Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies
Excellence
Mendoza Business
Spring 2019 issue
University of Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business
Excellence
Harlem: In Situ
Exhibition Catalog
Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy
Honorable Mention
University of Baltimore Magazine
Fall 2018 redesign
University of Baltimore
You can view the full winner’s list here.
Aimed at high school sophomores, this updated series of personalized mailers introduces prospective students to York College. Once all four mailers are received, the covers align to spell “York.”
Four publications designed by Skelton Sprouls were honored with CASE Circle of Excellence Awards, including gold and bronze awards for magazine redesign:
Mendoza Business
University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business
Gold – Magazine Redesign
Silver – Presidents Reports & Annual Reports
Silver – External Audience Newsletters
Nursing For/um
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Bronze – Magazine Redesign
See what the CASE judges had to say:
The feature story for the Spring 2019 issue of York College Magazine, “Hands-On, Career-Ready,” profiles recent York alums who combined theory and hands-on practice to confidently take their learning into the world before they graduated.
Other stories include the perseverance of a former student to finally receive his diploma after falling short by 1 credit more than 50 years ago, and the addition of York’s athletics program into the Middle Atlantic Conference.
Photography by Christopher Myers (cover story) and Ryan Smith (“One Credit to Go”).
The spring 2019 issue of Johns Hopkins Medicine Breakthrough magazine focuses on finding solutions to skyrocketing drug costs. Other stories include the transformative power of mindfulness/meditation for hospital staff, reducing opioid addiction in Baltimore and using scleroderma studies as an initial step in better understanding the immune response in the gut.
Read the spring issue on the CIM website.
The spring issue of Mendoza Business, the alumni magazine of the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business, covers the subject of automation anxiety and why we work in the first place. Other features include teaching in the age of tech revolutions and a team of Notre Dame MBA candidates who traveled to the Amazon for a Business on the Frontlines project.
Research stories include why sexual harassment goes unreported and the development of an algorithm to help media organizations optimize their social media strategy.
The Spring 2019 issue of Johns Hopkins Carey Business offers advice from several entrepreneurial alums on how to succeed – and survive – in the turbulent world of business startups. Other stories include the approaching retirement of dean Bernard Ferrari and the benefits of cooperative negotiation methods. Illustrations by Pierluigi Longo.
Skelton Sprouls recently completed a case statement for WGBH, the public television and radio station in Boston, in collaboration with Robert Gray Writing and Editing. With this campaign, WGBH aims to achieve long term financial sustainability in an increasingly complex media landscape. The case statement includes a pocket to hold two supporting brochures, detailing WGBH’s Media Library and Archives and ways to give.
Our recently designed series of graduate program brochures for York College of Pennsylvania feature first person accounts, curriculum highlights and department facts. Portrait photography by Peter Howard.