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.
We recently designed the exhibition catalogue, Harlem: In Situ, for the Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy. The catalogue, along with the exhibition, looks at art depicting one of the country’s most distinctive neighborhoods and cultural epicenters.
The spring issue of NURSING FOR/UM, the alumni magazine of the University of Maryland School of Nursing, focuses on immigrants’ journeys to join the U.S. nursing workforce. Other articles feature the hunt for chronic pain genes and a Q & A with long-term adjunct faculty. Cover and feature photography by Christopher Myers. Illustration by Francesco Ciccolella.
The Spring 2019 cover story of Changing Business, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School’s research journal, finds introverts’ expectations of social interactions are more pessimistic than what they experience. Other topics include how a negotiation tactic can leave a bad aftertaste and how excessive credit and reckless thinking led to past financial crises. Illustrations in this issue are by Nate Kitch.
First-year students get help enrolling in York College of Pennsylvania with this new comprehensive handbook. Sections include easy to use forms, academic resources, financial guidance and campus life.
Winners have been announced in the 34th Annual Educational Digital Marketing Awards and Advertising Awards competitions, sponsored by Higher Education Marketing Report. Entries were received from over one-thousand colleges, universities and secondary schools from all fifty states and several foreign countries.
Our work has received the following awards:
Silver
Bloom magazine
2018 inaugural issue
The Bryn Mawr School
Silver
Carey Business magazine
Fall 2018 issue
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School
Silver
Website redesign
Johns Hopkins Medicine Philanthropy Institute
Bronze
B magazine
2018 redesigned issue
University of Baltimore
Merit
Nursing For/um magazine
Fall 2018 issue
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Merit
York College Magazine
Fall 2018 issue
York College of Pennsylvania
To further strengthen the national and global institutional profile of Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), we redesigned SAIS Magazine to showcase the School’s rapidly evolving curricular offerings and intellectual vibrancy. Working with editorial consultant Sue DePasquale, we created and implemented an architecture for the print edition that would translate seamlessly to the new digital version of the magazine, designed and developed in partnership with Friends of the Web. Overall, the redesign creates a stronger visual impact for the magazine, with a better balance between compelling, large images and smaller ones, more white space throughout the publication, and a more sophisticated use of typography and color.
