The summer 2020 issue of Johns Hopkins Medicine’s research journal, Breakthrough, features an interview with the director of the COVID-19 Precision Medicine Center of Excellence, covering how they are mobilizing to treat patients and develop new protocols. Another article focuses on how community ties improve the health of African American elders while strengthening inter-generational connections.
Read the new issue on the CIM website.
The Spring 2020 issue of York College Magazine shares how members of the York College community have been coping with the COVID-19 pandemic. Stories on the professional and personal impact of this public health crisis convey humor, compassion, and resilience among the York community. #YorkTogether. Illustrations by Rose Wong.
— Megan Gilmore Maccherone ’07
The Spring 2020 issue of Johns Hopkins Carey Business focuses on four women who overcame challenges on their climb to career success. Other stories include a feature on the Office of Experiential Learning and the narrowing of the wage between men and women over the past four decades. Cover story illustrated by Hanna Barczyk. Feature illustrated by Luke Best.
We were asked to refresh the University of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Management magazine. An integral part of one of the leading public research universities in the country, the Carlson School has a rich history of preparing and educating the world’s current and future business leaders. The spring 2020 issue focuses on the world, how the Carlson community takes part in global issues and makes our world a better place.
The spring issue of NURSING FOR/UM, the alumni magazine of the University of Maryland School of Nursing, focuses on how nurses are key to the country’s battle against opioids. Other articles include how nurses take a patient-first approach to politics and policy, illustrated by Emily Haasch, and a perspective on HIV prevention. Cover and feature illustration by Carole Hénaff.
Be assured that Skelton Sprouls remains open for business, even when operating off-site. We are fully committed to every aspect of every client’s project.
As a small company, we are particularly well suited to weathering the logistic and economic effects of Covid-19:
We are reliable because flexibility is part of our corporate DNA.
We are insulated from the economic impact of this crisis as a well-established, well-run company.
We are resilient, having successfully weathered 40 years of challenges to the business landscape.
We are here when you call on us, ready to help solve your challenges as we adapt to our changed Covid-19 world.
Our goal is to support our clients through this demanding time. Together, we will move forward.
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.
