University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management alum Shannon Gregory, chief of flight operations at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, is profiled in the Spring 2023 cover story of the Carlson alumni magazine. Also: How John Staving ’86 is taking entrepreneurship to the next level; new opportunities for content creators in the current media world; and six Carlson students and alums who chart new courses for their careers.
Palliative care nursing can dramatically improve the quality of life for seriously ill patients. The cover story in the Spring 2023 issue of NURSING FOR/UM, the alumni magazine of the University of Maryland’s School of Nursing, emphasizes the importance of helping patients manage symptoms and make decisions while living longer with serious illnesses. Illustrations by James Steinberg. “Impact” describes a joint research program with the University of The Gambia to improve care in West Africa. Illustration by Nadia Radic.
We recently completed a membership benefits booklet for the Detroit Institute of Arts. The booklet highlights exclusive experiences and opportunities for deeper engagement through tours, lectures and trips. Scattered throughout are sample artworks from the Institute’s world-renowned collection. The back cover includes a pocket that contains a calendar of events and campaign postcards.
Winners have been announced in the 38th Annual Educational Advertising Awards competition, sponsored by Higher Education Marketing Report. Entries were received from over 2,000 colleges, universities and secondary schools in all fifty states and several foreign countries.
Our work has received the following awards:
Gold
Baltimore Look Book
2022 College Guidebook
Baltimore Collegetown Network
Gold
Mendoza Business
2022 issue
University of Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business
Silver
Loyola University Maryland Magazine
Fall 2022 issue
Loyola University Maryland
Silver
The University of Baltimore Magazine
Fall 2022 issue
University of Baltimore
Silver
Advances Magazine
Fall 2022 issue
University of Minnesota School of Public Health
Silver
30 Years Turning Hearts and Minds to Europe
Nanovic Institute Year in Review
University of Notre Dame, Keough School of Global Affairs
Silver
Impact Magazine Website
Weill Cornell Medicine in partnership with Fastspot
Silver
We’re Changing Medicine Campaign Ad
Impact Magazine Advertising-Single
Weill Cornell Medicine
Merit
Carlson School Alumni Magazine
Fall 2022 issue
University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management
Merit
Impact Magazine
Fall 2022 issue
Weill Cornell Medicine
We recently completed the 10th issue of Bloom, Bryn Mawr’s admissions magazine, designed for girls ages 6 to 16. The cover story, All in a Day, follows a senior hour-by-hour through her day. Other stories include What’s In Your Backpack, a uniquely illustrated Mawrtian Arts that highlights 10 ways you can experience the arts at Bryn Mawr, Speak Your Mind, Brain Break, and a Bryn Mawr Look that catches up with the students featured on previous Bloom covers.
Mawrtian Arts spot illustrations by Francesco Zorzi.
The winter 2023 issue of Leap Magazine, for Johns Hopkins Medicine Division of Rheumatology, focuses on what can be learned from other patient’s data as it relates to rheumatic disease, potentially forewarning flare-ups and other issues. A second feature, Little Bang, highlights the identification of a very tiny but dramatic event at the onset of lupus. Four department scholars are also profiled. Photography by Howard Korn.
In the fall 2022 issue of the alumni magazine, the University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management pays tribute to 10 years of accomplishments and progress under the leadership of outgoing Dean Sri Zaheer. Along with a timeline of her tenure, Zaheer’s story is told through quotes by prominent business leaders and alumni who have been influenced by her vision. The issue also includes stories about Carlson’s place as the #1 military-friendly graduate business school in the U.S., and an alum who has been the CEO of his family business for the past six decades.
York College’s “Evolve” campaign is symbolized on the Fall 2022 cover by the campus’s central fountain which is scheduled to be rejuvenated with donated funds. Gwen Keraval illustrated the fountain surrounded by adjacent buildings and symbols of the technology and science curricula at the college. Also in this issue: Historic Connection – students involved in the renovation of a historic hotel in York, and Measuring Up – how York’s internship and co-op programs are preparing students for lifelong careers.
University of Minnesota School of Public Health’s fall 2022 issue of Advances focuses on Aging. It is a complex subject and connected to nearly every aspect of contemporary life, from how we handle disease to how we design crosswalks to how we address the needs or racial, ethnic, and sexual minorities. Other stories include polarized political landscapes that sideline public health policy and a faculty member’s focus on the diseases of poverty.
Cover story illustration by Hanna Barczyk.
