The alumni magazine of York College of Pennsylvania has won two Gold CUPPIE Awards – feature photography for a 2018 cover story, "Speaking Through Art” and design of a 2019 cover, “Plastic in Paradise.”
Since 2005, CUPRAP has been awarding CUPPIE Awards for creative excellence in marketing and communications to the work of member institutions in the categories of advertising, electronic media, print, public relations and marketing, writing and photography.
Winners have been announced in the 35th Annual Educational Advertising Awards competitions, sponsored by Higher Education Marketing Report. Entries were received from over 2,350 entries from colleges, universities and secondary schools in all fifty states and several foreign countries.
Our work has received the following awards:
Gold
Leap Rounds
Fall 2019 inaugural issue
Johns Hopkins Medicine Division of Rheumatology
Silver
Mendoza Business magazine
Fall 2019 issue
University of Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business
Merit
B Magazine
Fall 2019 issue
University of Baltimore
Merit
Admissions Brochure
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Merit
Nursing For/um magazine
Fall 2019 issue
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Merit
York College Magazine
Fall 2019 issue
York College of Pennsylvania
The winter 2020 issue of Leap Magazine for Johns Hopkins Medicine Division of Rheumatology features the story, “Wisdom of the Crowd”: solving the mysteries of rheumatic diseases through a multi disciplinary approach. Other stories include “Precision Revolution”: how data gathering is changing the way patients are treated and “Bridging the Gap”: a photo essay on the department’s newest scholars. Cover story illustration by Chris Gash. Feature story illustration by Greg Mably.
We recently completed the winter issue of Bloom, Bryn Mawr’s admissions magazine. It’s a fun, interactive publication that provides a great look at the school’s current students, programs and activities.
The cover story, All in a Day, follows a senior hour-by-hour through her day. Other stories include What’s in Your Backpack, Speak Your Mind, Two Truths & a Lie, and Backstage Pass.
The fall issue of Mendoza Business, the alumni magazine of the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business, features an in-depth perspective from the new dean of the college. Other features discuss the pros and cons of employees becoming shareholders, and the risk of misusing Social Security numbers.
Research stories include the development of analytical software to study the selling of virtual video game currency, the importance of incomplete contracts, and the study of joint bank accounts.
The Fall 2019 issue of Johns Hopkins Carey Business features the art of mentoring; how alums embrace the opportunity to provide career advice to students at Carey. Other stories focus on what’s new at the School, including a new dean, MBA program, website, tagline and branding. By the Numbers looks at Americans who are not on track with retirement savings. Cover story illustrated by Michael Glenwood. Portrait photography by Christopher Myers.
As an extension of Leap Magazine for Johns Hopkins Medicine Division of Rheumatology, we designed Leap Rounds, a bi-annual newsletter focusing on key doctors and researchers in the department. The inaugural issue features Dr. Wigley, an expert on scleroderma lung disease. Content follows a question-and-answer format, with illustrations by Miguel Porlan and gel-lit photography by Howard Korn.
We’re proud to have our recent campaign piece for the Detroit Institute of Arts featured on Domtar Paper’s website gallery. Printing the piece on Cougar paper with UV ink was a recipe for success. It also helps to have great photography and writing!
We designed two new recruiting packages for the University of Maryland’s School of Nursing. One focuses on becoming a Clinical Nurse Leader, the other on the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program. Photography by Mike Ciesielski.
The Fall 2019 issue of York College Magazine features biology major Ana Chew who spent her summer working for the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration researching the effects of plastic in our oceans. A second feature story highlights the business schools’ entrepreneurial spirit, hands-on training and on-campus opportunities.
