Recognition
Faculty Recognition
Accessory Design
Dec 14, 2011
SCAD ranks No. 1 by Huffington Post readers
SCAD is ranked number one by readers of Huffington Post in a poll of the top fashion colleges and universities in the U.S. Read the press release.
SCAD ranks No. 1 by Huffington Post readers
SCAD is ranked number one by readers of Huffington Post in a poll of the top fashion colleges and universities in the U.S. Read the press release.
Animation
Oct 18, 2011
Black Bottom Parade game in Hong Kong lobby
Black Bottom Parade, a custom-built interactive table game designed and developed by a team of six SCAD students, was a finalist for juried categories and an audience choice award at Indiecade, an international festival of independent games. Black Bottom Parade was built for the lobby of the SCAD Hong Kong location by an interdisciplinary team of undergraduate students who were guided in their research by SCAD professors John Sharp, Matthew Maloney and David Spencer.
Black Bottom Parade game in Hong Kong lobby
Black Bottom Parade, a custom-built interactive table game designed and developed by a team of six SCAD students, was a finalist for juried categories and an audience choice award at Indiecade, an international festival of independent games. Black Bottom Parade was built for the lobby of the SCAD Hong Kong location by an interdisciplinary team of undergraduate students who were guided in their research by SCAD professors John Sharp, Matthew Maloney and David Spencer.
Aug 30, 2011
Imagine magazine quotes Jeremy Moorshead
Jeremy Moorshead, SCAD animation department chair, was quoted in an Imagine magazine article that discussed how animation courses in higher education are changing to remain relevant and enticing to students. Imagine magazine is an animation publication in the United Kingdom.
Imagine magazine quotes Jeremy Moorshead
Jeremy Moorshead, SCAD animation department chair, was quoted in an Imagine magazine article that discussed how animation courses in higher education are changing to remain relevant and enticing to students. Imagine magazine is an animation publication in the United Kingdom.
Architectural History
Dec 21, 2011
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Oct 14, 2011
Guichard presents paper at Omaha conference
Architectural history professor Celeste Guichard presented a paper, "Hadrian Panhellenios and the Crafting of Monument as Memory," at the Midwest Art History Society Conference in Omaha, Nebraska.
Guichard presents paper at Omaha conference
Architectural history professor Celeste Guichard presented a paper, "Hadrian Panhellenios and the Crafting of Monument as Memory," at the Midwest Art History Society Conference in Omaha, Nebraska.
Oct 14, 2011
Rossell delivers paper at Tennessee meeting
Architectural history professor Daves Rossell delivered a paper, "Ordinary Distinction: Pine Gardens and Mid-Century Savannah," at the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (SESAH) 2010 Annual Meeting in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Oct. 14, 2010.
Rossell delivers paper at Tennessee meeting
Architectural history professor Daves Rossell delivered a paper, "Ordinary Distinction: Pine Gardens and Mid-Century Savannah," at the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (SESAH) 2010 Annual Meeting in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Oct. 14, 2010.
Oct 14, 2011
Gobel presents paper at historian meeting
Architectural history professor David Gobel presented a paper, "Modern Architecture and Levitation," at the annual meeting of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (SESAH) in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Oct. 15, 2010.
Gobel presents paper at historian meeting
Architectural history professor David Gobel presented a paper, "Modern Architecture and Levitation," at the annual meeting of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (SESAH) in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Oct. 15, 2010.
Oct 14, 2011
Gensheimer serves as Berkeley Prize judge
Architectural history professor Thomas Gensheimer served as judge for the Berkeley Prize, an international essay contest for architecture students on a topic related to the social aspects of architectural design.
Gensheimer serves as Berkeley Prize judge
Architectural history professor Thomas Gensheimer served as judge for the Berkeley Prize, an international essay contest for architecture students on a topic related to the social aspects of architectural design.
Oct 14, 2011
Rossell on National Register Review Board
Architectural history professor Daves Rossell was reappointed to a four-year term as the architectural historian of the Georgia National Register Review Board, Historic Preservation Division, Georgia Department of Natural Resources, where he served from 2002-2006.
Rossell on National Register Review Board
Architectural history professor Daves Rossell was reappointed to a four-year term as the architectural historian of the Georgia National Register Review Board, Historic Preservation Division, Georgia Department of Natural Resources, where he served from 2002-2006.
Oct 6, 2011
Williams chairs "Savannah" session at meeting
Architectural history department chair Robin Williams chaired the "Savannah" session at the annual meeting of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (SESAH) in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in October 2010.
Williams chairs "Savannah" session at meeting
Architectural history department chair Robin Williams chaired the "Savannah" session at the annual meeting of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (SESAH) in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in October 2010.
Sep 29, 2011
Tour of Homes includes Rossell lecture
Architectural history professor Daves Rossell delivered a lecture for the Historic Savannah Foundation during its Tour of Homes on Sept. 28, 2010.
Tour of Homes includes Rossell lecture
Architectural history professor Daves Rossell delivered a lecture for the Historic Savannah Foundation during its Tour of Homes on Sept. 28, 2010.
Sep 21, 2011
Gobel guest lecturer in Denver
Architectural history professor David Gobel was an invited guest lecturer at the School of Architecture, University of Colorado, Denver, where he delivered a public lecture, "The Architecture of the Savannah Plan," on Sept. 20, 2010.
Gobel guest lecturer in Denver
Architectural history professor David Gobel was an invited guest lecturer at the School of Architecture, University of Colorado, Denver, where he delivered a public lecture, "The Architecture of the Savannah Plan," on Sept. 20, 2010.
Sep 1, 2011
Gensheimer delivers paper on memory, eternity
Architectural history professor Thomas Gensheimer delivered a paper, "Memory and Eternity: Tomb Architecture and the Medieval Swahili City" at the 2010 Annual Conference of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (SESAH) in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in October 2010. In light of the positive feedback he received at that presentation, he submitted an article on Swahili monumental tomb architecture for publication by Building and Landscapes: the Journal of the Vernacular Architecture Forum.
Gensheimer delivers paper on memory, eternity
Architectural history professor Thomas Gensheimer delivered a paper, "Memory and Eternity: Tomb Architecture and the Medieval Swahili City" at the 2010 Annual Conference of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (SESAH) in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in October 2010. In light of the positive feedback he received at that presentation, he submitted an article on Swahili monumental tomb architecture for publication by Building and Landscapes: the Journal of the Vernacular Architecture Forum.
Aug 31, 2011
Celeste Guichard on symposium panel
Architectural history professor Celeste Guichard was part of a symposium panel for the Pioneer Valley Romanists Forum in August 2010, held at the Joukowsky Institute of Archaeology at Brown University. The purpose of the symposium was to share and critique new research among a group of 15 Romanists.
Celeste Guichard on symposium panel
Architectural history professor Celeste Guichard was part of a symposium panel for the Pioneer Valley Romanists Forum in August 2010, held at the Joukowsky Institute of Archaeology at Brown University. The purpose of the symposium was to share and critique new research among a group of 15 Romanists.
Architecture
Dec 21, 2011
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Nov 15, 2011
New York Times article quotes Tim Woods
The New York Times Magazine article, "Go Figure," quoted SCAD Professor Tim Woods. In the story, Woods discussed his teaching methods. Read the article.
New York Times article quotes Tim Woods
The New York Times Magazine article, "Go Figure," quoted SCAD Professor Tim Woods. In the story, Woods discussed his teaching methods. Read the article.
Art History
Jan 5, 2012
Professor Anne Leader publishes book
Indiana University Press published SCAD Art History Professor Anne Leader's book, "The Badia of Florence: Art and Observance in a Renaissance Monastery." It reveals the renovated Badia as integral to the spiritual, political, and social life of early Renaissance Florence, as well as to the broader program of expanding Benedictine Observance throughout Italy. For more information, visit the Indiana University Press website.
Professor Anne Leader publishes book
Indiana University Press published SCAD Art History Professor Anne Leader's book, "The Badia of Florence: Art and Observance in a Renaissance Monastery." It reveals the renovated Badia as integral to the spiritual, political, and social life of early Renaissance Florence, as well as to the broader program of expanding Benedictine Observance throughout Italy. For more information, visit the Indiana University Press website.
Design Management
Jan 31, 2012
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Dec 6, 2011
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
Sep 8, 2011
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Design for Sustainability
Jan 31, 2012
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Dec 6, 2011
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
Sep 8, 2011
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Aug 17, 2011
Magazine praises design for sustainability
Metropolis, a respected architecture and design publication celebrating its 30th anniversary, spotlighted SCAD's design for sustainability program in a survey of the most progressive, pioneering graduate programs in the country. Among the five to make the cut, SCAD's design for sustainability program was praised by Metropolis as one in which students "learn to view sustainability as a key to human survival in the twenty-first century."
Magazine praises design for sustainability
Metropolis, a respected architecture and design publication celebrating its 30th anniversary, spotlighted SCAD's design for sustainability program in a survey of the most progressive, pioneering graduate programs in the country. Among the five to make the cut, SCAD's design for sustainability program was praised by Metropolis as one in which students "learn to view sustainability as a key to human survival in the twenty-first century."
Fashion
Dec 14, 2011
SCAD ranks No. 1 by Huffington Post readers
SCAD is ranked number one by readers of Huffington Post in a poll of the top fashion colleges and universities in the U.S. Read the press release.
SCAD ranks No. 1 by Huffington Post readers
SCAD is ranked number one by readers of Huffington Post in a poll of the top fashion colleges and universities in the U.S. Read the press release.
Oct 18, 2011
Southern Seasons publishes Goodrowe article
David Goodrowe, associate dean of the School of Design in Atlanta, wrote an article on fall fashion trends which appeared in the fall issue of Southern Seasons magazine.
Southern Seasons publishes Goodrowe article
David Goodrowe, associate dean of the School of Design in Atlanta, wrote an article on fall fashion trends which appeared in the fall issue of Southern Seasons magazine.
Fashion Marketing and Management
Dec 14, 2011
SCAD ranks No. 1 by Huffington Post readers
SCAD is ranked number one by readers of Huffington Post in a poll of the top fashion colleges and universities in the U.S. Read the press release.
SCAD ranks No. 1 by Huffington Post readers
SCAD is ranked number one by readers of Huffington Post in a poll of the top fashion colleges and universities in the U.S. Read the press release.
Fibers
Jan 31, 2012
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Dec 6, 2011
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
Nov 30, 2011
Professors publish in Altamira Press textbook
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith published "Good Hands: Transnational Artisan Partnerships (TAPS) in Cambodia" in "Textile Economies: Power and Value from the Local to the Transnational," a textbook anthology by Altamira Press.
Professors publish in Altamira Press textbook
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith published "Good Hands: Transnational Artisan Partnerships (TAPS) in Cambodia" in "Textile Economies: Power and Value from the Local to the Transnational," a textbook anthology by Altamira Press.
Nov 28, 2011
Design History publishes Falls, Smith work
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith published "Branding Authenticity: Cambodian Ikat in Transnational Artisan Partnerships (TAPs)" in the journal Design History (Volume 24, Issue 3).
Design History publishes Falls, Smith work
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith published "Branding Authenticity: Cambodian Ikat in Transnational Artisan Partnerships (TAPs)" in the journal Design History (Volume 24, Issue 3).
Sep 19, 2011
Professors co-author design history article
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith co-authored an article that appeared in The Journal of Design History titled "Branding Authenticity: Cambodian Ikat in Transnational Artisan Partnerships."
Professors co-author design history article
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith co-authored an article that appeared in The Journal of Design History titled "Branding Authenticity: Cambodian Ikat in Transnational Artisan Partnerships."
Sep 8, 2011
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Film and Television
Nov 1, 2011
McCarey wins Best Narrative Short in Oregon
"Extinction," a narrative short by Savannah College of Art and Design film and television professor Kevin McCarey, won Best Narrative Short at the Eugene International Film Fest in Oregon. Learn more.
McCarey wins Best Narrative Short in Oregon
"Extinction," a narrative short by Savannah College of Art and Design film and television professor Kevin McCarey, won Best Narrative Short at the Eugene International Film Fest in Oregon. Learn more.
Foundation Studies
Sep 14, 2011
Moeller collaborates on instructional videos
Terry Moeller, professor of foundation studies, collaborated with Royal Talens in the filming of two instructional art videos. Royal Talens, a Dutch company, is a manufacturer of artist grade colors including Rembrandt oils paints and pastels, Van Gogh oils, and Amsterdam acrylics. The videos cover alla prima or "wet into wet" painting and traditional layered painting techniques. The videos will be dubbed into eight different languages and are currently shown on their dealer websites and distributed through artist magazines online including American Artist and Professional Artist. B.F.A. film and television student Eric Dickinson also worked on the two videos. Watch the videos.
Moeller collaborates on instructional videos
Terry Moeller, professor of foundation studies, collaborated with Royal Talens in the filming of two instructional art videos. Royal Talens, a Dutch company, is a manufacturer of artist grade colors including Rembrandt oils paints and pastels, Van Gogh oils, and Amsterdam acrylics. The videos cover alla prima or "wet into wet" painting and traditional layered painting techniques. The videos will be dubbed into eight different languages and are currently shown on their dealer websites and distributed through artist magazines online including American Artist and Professional Artist. B.F.A. film and television student Eric Dickinson also worked on the two videos. Watch the videos.
Aug 17, 2011
South Magazine profiles Matt Stromberg
SCAD Savannah foundations studies faculty member Matt Stromberg was profiled in the August/September issue of South Magazine in an article addressing his unusual process, choice of media, and teaching philosophy.
South Magazine profiles Matt Stromberg
SCAD Savannah foundations studies faculty member Matt Stromberg was profiled in the August/September issue of South Magazine in an article addressing his unusual process, choice of media, and teaching philosophy.
Furniture Design
Dec 21, 2011
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Nov 16, 2011
Wynee, Leveno finalists in Freegreen contest
SCAD Architecture Professor Amy Wynne and M.F.A. furniture design student Mark Leveno were named as finalists in the Freegreen Who's Next 2.0 Competition to design a modern lake house.
Wynee, Leveno finalists in Freegreen contest
SCAD Architecture Professor Amy Wynne and M.F.A. furniture design student Mark Leveno were named as finalists in the Freegreen Who's Next 2.0 Competition to design a modern lake house.
Graphic Design
Oct 20, 2011
Massimo Vignelli conducts Atlanta workshops
Iconic designer Massimo Vignelli conducted a series of workshops with graphic design students who created visual identities for an Atlanta cultural organization.
Massimo Vignelli conducts Atlanta workshops
Iconic designer Massimo Vignelli conducted a series of workshops with graphic design students who created visual identities for an Atlanta cultural organization.
Oct 20, 2011
Connection features graphic design program
The SCAD graphic design program was featured in the Adobe Design and Film School Connection.
Connection features graphic design program
The SCAD graphic design program was featured in the Adobe Design and Film School Connection.
Aug 23, 2011
Class presents charity event for United Way
SCAD graphic design students in Professor Louis Baker's Role of Graphic Design in Social Awareness class presented "Savannah H2Olympics," a water-themed charity event benefitting the United Way of the Coastal Empire at Lake Mayer Community Park in August 2011. Read the press release.
Class presents charity event for United Way
SCAD graphic design students in Professor Louis Baker's Role of Graphic Design in Social Awareness class presented "Savannah H2Olympics," a water-themed charity event benefitting the United Way of the Coastal Empire at Lake Mayer Community Park in August 2011. Read the press release.
Historic Preservation
Dec 21, 2011
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Nov 22, 2011
Lim to be session speaker, panelist
SCAD Professor Jong Hyun Lim was invited as a session speaker and panelist for conferences in Naples, Italy, and in Isle of Man, United Kingdom. He presented a field project on the Montgomery historic community focusing on heritage recording and documentation techniques as well as community involvement and planning. The project itself is still under progress through SCAD historic preservation classes. So far, more than 50 students have been involved in the project.
Lim to be session speaker, panelist
SCAD Professor Jong Hyun Lim was invited as a session speaker and panelist for conferences in Naples, Italy, and in Isle of Man, United Kingdom. He presented a field project on the Montgomery historic community focusing on heritage recording and documentation techniques as well as community involvement and planning. The project itself is still under progress through SCAD historic preservation classes. So far, more than 50 students have been involved in the project.
Nov 22, 2011
Students prepare rehab report for 1910 house
Under the instruction of SCAD Professor James Abraham, 17 historic preservation graduate students prepared a report that led to the rehabilitation of the two-story, vernacular-style house built in 1910 for Herbert Dunlevie of the Dunlevie Lumber Company, one the first working sawmills in the State of Georgia.
Students prepare rehab report for 1910 house
Under the instruction of SCAD Professor James Abraham, 17 historic preservation graduate students prepared a report that led to the rehabilitation of the two-story, vernacular-style house built in 1910 for Herbert Dunlevie of the Dunlevie Lumber Company, one the first working sawmills in the State of Georgia.
Illustration
Oct 27, 2011
Berkheiser, students work on subway project
Illustration professor Megan Berkheiser is partnering with SCAD graduate students on a project for the New York City subway. The 3-D poster she is creating will promote the eco-friendly aspects of subway travel and will be posted throughout the New York City network.
Berkheiser, students work on subway project
Illustration professor Megan Berkheiser is partnering with SCAD graduate students on a project for the New York City subway. The 3-D poster she is creating will promote the eco-friendly aspects of subway travel and will be posted throughout the New York City network.
Industrial Design
Jan 31, 2012
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Jan 31, 2012
Peter Solomon participates in BBC "Newshour"
Peter Solomon, chair of the School of Design's industrial design department, participated in a live discussion on the BBC radio program "Newshour" to discuss the validity and necessity of design in a struggling economy. The BBC has an estimated 8.5 million listeners.
Peter Solomon participates in BBC "Newshour"
Peter Solomon, chair of the School of Design's industrial design department, participated in a live discussion on the BBC radio program "Newshour" to discuss the validity and necessity of design in a struggling economy. The BBC has an estimated 8.5 million listeners.
Dec 6, 2011
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
Sep 8, 2011
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Interactive Design
Dec 8, 2011
Spencer, students extras in NBC film
NBC filmed scenes for the television movie "Game of Your Life" at SCAD Atlanta. SCAD students participated as extras in the film along with interactive design and game development professor David Spencer. SCAD Atlanta's participation in the project was mentioned in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Dec. 1.
Spencer, students extras in NBC film
NBC filmed scenes for the television movie "Game of Your Life" at SCAD Atlanta. SCAD students participated as extras in the film along with interactive design and game development professor David Spencer. SCAD Atlanta's participation in the project was mentioned in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Dec. 1.
Oct 18, 2011
Black Bottom Parade game in Hong Kong lobby
Black Bottom Parade, a custom-built interactive table game designed and developed by a team of six SCAD students, was a finalist for juried categories and an audience choice award at Indiecade, an international festival of independent games. Black Bottom Parade was built for the lobby of the SCAD Hong Kong location by an interdisciplinary team of undergraduate students who were guided in their research by SCAD professors John Sharp, Matthew Maloney and David Spencer.
Black Bottom Parade game in Hong Kong lobby
Black Bottom Parade, a custom-built interactive table game designed and developed by a team of six SCAD students, was a finalist for juried categories and an audience choice award at Indiecade, an international festival of independent games. Black Bottom Parade was built for the lobby of the SCAD Hong Kong location by an interdisciplinary team of undergraduate students who were guided in their research by SCAD professors John Sharp, Matthew Maloney and David Spencer.
Aug 23, 2011
Computer Graphics World interviews Weishar
Computer Graphics World interviewed Peter Weishar, dean of the School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, for its educational supplement in the June/July issue.
Computer Graphics World interviews Weishar
Computer Graphics World interviewed Peter Weishar, dean of the School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, for its educational supplement in the June/July issue.
Interactive Design and Game Development
Dec 8, 2011
Spencer, students extras in NBC film
NBC filmed scenes for the television movie "Game of Your Life" at SCAD Atlanta. SCAD students participated as extras in the film along with interactive design and game development professor David Spencer. SCAD Atlanta's participation in the project was mentioned in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Dec. 1.
Spencer, students extras in NBC film
NBC filmed scenes for the television movie "Game of Your Life" at SCAD Atlanta. SCAD students participated as extras in the film along with interactive design and game development professor David Spencer. SCAD Atlanta's participation in the project was mentioned in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Dec. 1.
Oct 18, 2011
Black Bottom Parade game in Hong Kong lobby
Black Bottom Parade, a custom-built interactive table game designed and developed by a team of six SCAD students, was a finalist for juried categories and an audience choice award at Indiecade, an international festival of independent games. Black Bottom Parade was built for the lobby of the SCAD Hong Kong location by an interdisciplinary team of undergraduate students who were guided in their research by SCAD professors John Sharp, Matthew Maloney and David Spencer.
Black Bottom Parade game in Hong Kong lobby
Black Bottom Parade, a custom-built interactive table game designed and developed by a team of six SCAD students, was a finalist for juried categories and an audience choice award at Indiecade, an international festival of independent games. Black Bottom Parade was built for the lobby of the SCAD Hong Kong location by an interdisciplinary team of undergraduate students who were guided in their research by SCAD professors John Sharp, Matthew Maloney and David Spencer.
Aug 23, 2011
Computer Graphics World interviews Weishar
Computer Graphics World interviewed Peter Weishar, dean of the School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, for its educational supplement in the June/July issue.
Computer Graphics World interviews Weishar
Computer Graphics World interviewed Peter Weishar, dean of the School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, for its educational supplement in the June/July issue.
Interior Design
Dec 21, 2011
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Nov 15, 2011
Margo Jones one of 25 Most Admired Educators
SCAD professor Margo Jones was named one of the 25 Most Admired Educators in DesignIntelligence's 2012 edition of "America's Best Architecture and Design Schools." Professor Jones' deep experience in the design field, her mentorship of students, her coordination of the interior design internship program, and her career advising are recognized in this top honor. Learn more.
Margo Jones one of 25 Most Admired Educators
SCAD professor Margo Jones was named one of the 25 Most Admired Educators in DesignIntelligence's 2012 edition of "America's Best Architecture and Design Schools." Professor Jones' deep experience in the design field, her mentorship of students, her coordination of the interior design internship program, and her career advising are recognized in this top honor. Learn more.
Nov 15, 2011
Interior design No. 1 by DesignIntelligence
The SCAD interior design department earned the two No. 1 rankings for its undergraduate and graduate programs from DesignIntelligence's 2012 edition of "America's Best Architecture and Design Schools." It is the first time in the ranking's history that one university has received top honors for both undergraduate and graduate programs. Learn more.
Interior design No. 1 by DesignIntelligence
The SCAD interior design department earned the two No. 1 rankings for its undergraduate and graduate programs from DesignIntelligence's 2012 edition of "America's Best Architecture and Design Schools." It is the first time in the ranking's history that one university has received top honors for both undergraduate and graduate programs. Learn more.
Jewelry and Objects
Jan 31, 2012
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Dec 6, 2011
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
Sep 8, 2011
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Liberal Arts
Nov 30, 2011
Professors publish in Altamira Press textbook
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith published "Good Hands: Transnational Artisan Partnerships (TAPS) in Cambodia" in "Textile Economies: Power and Value from the Local to the Transnational," a textbook anthology by Altamira Press.
Professors publish in Altamira Press textbook
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith published "Good Hands: Transnational Artisan Partnerships (TAPS) in Cambodia" in "Textile Economies: Power and Value from the Local to the Transnational," a textbook anthology by Altamira Press.
Nov 30, 2011
Mark Uzmann photo in Wormsloe history book
Psychology Professor Mark Uzmann contributed a photograph for the cover of a forthcoming book, "An Environmental History of Wormsloe," by Drew Swanson (University of Georgia Press).
Mark Uzmann photo in Wormsloe history book
Psychology Professor Mark Uzmann contributed a photograph for the cover of a forthcoming book, "An Environmental History of Wormsloe," by Drew Swanson (University of Georgia Press).
Nov 30, 2011
Brandt publishes in Salem Press anthology
English Professor Kenneth Brandt published "Love in the Time of Darwinism: Dialectical Approximations in Jack London's 'Martin Eden'" in Critical Insights: Jack London, a textbook anthology by Salem Press.
Brandt publishes in Salem Press anthology
English Professor Kenneth Brandt published "Love in the Time of Darwinism: Dialectical Approximations in Jack London's 'Martin Eden'" in Critical Insights: Jack London, a textbook anthology by Salem Press.
Nov 30, 2011
Harrison Key nominated for Pushcart Prize
A story by English Professor Harrison Key was nominated for the Pushcart Prize, a prestigious award for the best annual writing from literary magazines and journals in the U.S. The essay, a creative nonfiction work titled "The Fabulous Bestiary of Alton's Creek," was published in fall 2011 in The Pinch, a journal published by the University of Memphis.
Harrison Key nominated for Pushcart Prize
A story by English Professor Harrison Key was nominated for the Pushcart Prize, a prestigious award for the best annual writing from literary magazines and journals in the U.S. The essay, a creative nonfiction work titled "The Fabulous Bestiary of Alton's Creek," was published in fall 2011 in The Pinch, a journal published by the University of Memphis.
Nov 30, 2011
George Williams to publish two stories
Creative writing Professor George Williams has had two accepted stories for publication in spring 2012: "Wabash" will appear in Boulevard magazine and "California Poppy" in The Hopkins Review.
George Williams to publish two stories
Creative writing Professor George Williams has had two accepted stories for publication in spring 2012: "Wabash" will appear in Boulevard magazine and "California Poppy" in The Hopkins Review.
Nov 29, 2011
Brandt editor, board member, London Society
English Professor Ken Brandt was appointed Editor of "The Call: The Magazine of the Jack London Society" and serves as an executive board member of the Jack London Society.
Brandt editor, board member, London Society
English Professor Ken Brandt was appointed Editor of "The Call: The Magazine of the Jack London Society" and serves as an executive board member of the Jack London Society.
Nov 29, 2011
Journal to publish John Valentine's work
Philosophy Professor John Valentine's "A Note on Sartre and the Spirit of Seriousness" will appear in the Journal of Philosophical Research in 2012.
Journal to publish John Valentine's work
Philosophy Professor John Valentine's "A Note on Sartre and the Spirit of Seriousness" will appear in the Journal of Philosophical Research in 2012.
Nov 29, 2011
Valentine work in Fla. Philosophical Revie
Philosophy Professor John Valentine published "Kitsch and the Absurd in Eugène Ionesco's 'Rhinoceros'" in Florida Philosophical Review (Volume X, Issue 1, Summer 2011).
Valentine work in Fla. Philosophical Revie
Philosophy Professor John Valentine published "Kitsch and the Absurd in Eugène Ionesco's 'Rhinoceros'" in Florida Philosophical Review (Volume X, Issue 1, Summer 2011).
Nov 29, 2011
Sense Publications to publish Doll's book
English Professor Mary Doll's newest book, "The More of Myth: A Pedagogy of Diversion," will be published in summer 2012 by Sense Publications. The work includes visual and literary contributions by SCAD students and alumni.
Sense Publications to publish Doll's book
English Professor Mary Doll's newest book, "The More of Myth: A Pedagogy of Diversion," will be published in summer 2012 by Sense Publications. The work includes visual and literary contributions by SCAD students and alumni.
Nov 28, 2011
Falls publishes “Picturing Blood Diamonds"
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls published "Picturing Blood Diamonds" in "Critical Arts: South-North Cultural and Media Studies" (Volume 25, Issue 3).
Falls publishes “Picturing Blood Diamonds"
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls published "Picturing Blood Diamonds" in "Critical Arts: South-North Cultural and Media Studies" (Volume 25, Issue 3).
Nov 28, 2011
Design History publishes Falls, Smith work
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith published "Branding Authenticity: Cambodian Ikat in Transnational Artisan Partnerships (TAPs)" in the journal Design History (Volume 24, Issue 3).
Design History publishes Falls, Smith work
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith published "Branding Authenticity: Cambodian Ikat in Transnational Artisan Partnerships (TAPs)" in the journal Design History (Volume 24, Issue 3).
Nov 28, 2011
Valendine and Knudsen publish article
Philosophy Professor John Valentine's "Voices in the Critique: Formalist Personas in the Choir" (coauthored with painting Professor Stephen Knudsen) will appear in "Art of the Critique" in 2012.
Valendine and Knudsen publish article
Philosophy Professor John Valentine's "Voices in the Critique: Formalist Personas in the Choir" (coauthored with painting Professor Stephen Knudsen) will appear in "Art of the Critique" in 2012.
Nov 25, 2011
John Valentine publishes poerty chapbook
Philosophy Professor John Valentine published "The Day the Meteor Comes," a poetry chapbook by Big Table Publishing in Massachusetts.
John Valentine publishes poerty chapbook
Philosophy Professor John Valentine published "The Day the Meteor Comes," a poetry chapbook by Big Table Publishing in Massachusetts.
Sep 19, 2011
Professors co-author design history article
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith co-authored an article that appeared in The Journal of Design History titled "Branding Authenticity: Cambodian Ikat in Transnational Artisan Partnerships."
Professors co-author design history article
Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith co-authored an article that appeared in The Journal of Design History titled "Branding Authenticity: Cambodian Ikat in Transnational Artisan Partnerships."
Luxury and Fashion Management
Dec 14, 2011
SCAD ranks No. 1 by Huffington Post readers
SCAD is ranked number one by readers of Huffington Post in a poll of the top fashion colleges and universities in the U.S. Read the press release.
SCAD ranks No. 1 by Huffington Post readers
SCAD is ranked number one by readers of Huffington Post in a poll of the top fashion colleges and universities in the U.S. Read the press release.
Motion Media Design
Oct 18, 2011
Black Bottom Parade game in Hong Kong lobby
Black Bottom Parade, a custom-built interactive table game designed and developed by a team of six SCAD students, was a finalist for juried categories and an audience choice award at Indiecade, an international festival of independent games. Black Bottom Parade was built for the lobby of the SCAD Hong Kong location by an interdisciplinary team of undergraduate students who were guided in their research by SCAD professors John Sharp, Matthew Maloney and David Spencer.
Black Bottom Parade game in Hong Kong lobby
Black Bottom Parade, a custom-built interactive table game designed and developed by a team of six SCAD students, was a finalist for juried categories and an audience choice award at Indiecade, an international festival of independent games. Black Bottom Parade was built for the lobby of the SCAD Hong Kong location by an interdisciplinary team of undergraduate students who were guided in their research by SCAD professors John Sharp, Matthew Maloney and David Spencer.
Aug 23, 2011
Computer Graphics World interviews Weishar
Computer Graphics World interviewed Peter Weishar, dean of the School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, for its educational supplement in the June/July issue.
Computer Graphics World interviews Weishar
Computer Graphics World interviewed Peter Weishar, dean of the School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, for its educational supplement in the June/July issue.
Painting
Nov 28, 2011
Valendine and Knudsen publish article
Philosophy Professor John Valentine's "Voices in the Critique: Formalist Personas in the Choir" (coauthored with painting Professor Stephen Knudsen) will appear in "Art of the Critique" in 2012.
Valendine and Knudsen publish article
Philosophy Professor John Valentine's "Voices in the Critique: Formalist Personas in the Choir" (coauthored with painting Professor Stephen Knudsen) will appear in "Art of the Critique" in 2012.
Performing Arts
Sep 26, 2011
SCAD performance in D.C. gets rave reviews
SCAD performing arts' multimedia adaptation of "Fahrenheit 451," Ray Bradbury's cult-classic novel about a future without books that ran at the Lucas Theatre in March 2011, recently opened at the Round House Theatre outside Washington D.C. to rave reviews. This production is the first time that a show originally conceived and produced at SCAD has been presented by a professional Equity theater. Read the press release.
SCAD performance in D.C. gets rave reviews
SCAD performing arts' multimedia adaptation of "Fahrenheit 451," Ray Bradbury's cult-classic novel about a future without books that ran at the Lucas Theatre in March 2011, recently opened at the Round House Theatre outside Washington D.C. to rave reviews. This production is the first time that a show originally conceived and produced at SCAD has been presented by a professional Equity theater. Read the press release.
Production Design
Oct 4, 2011
Design commission awards Michael Devine
SCAD production design professor Michael Devine has been awarded the 2012 Distinguished Achievement Award in Design by the United States Institute for Theatre Technology Scene Design Commission. The commission has dedicated a session at the USITT National Convention on March 30, 2012, from 2:45-4 p.m. to celebrate the award.
Design commission awards Michael Devine
SCAD production design professor Michael Devine has been awarded the 2012 Distinguished Achievement Award in Design by the United States Institute for Theatre Technology Scene Design Commission. The commission has dedicated a session at the USITT National Convention on March 30, 2012, from 2:45-4 p.m. to celebrate the award.
Sep 26, 2011
SCAD performance in D.C. gets rave reviews
SCAD performing arts' multimedia adaptation of "Fahrenheit 451," Ray Bradbury's cult-classic novel about a future without books that ran at the Lucas Theatre in March 2011, recently opened at the Round House Theatre outside Washington D.C. to rave reviews. This production is the first time that a show originally conceived and produced at SCAD has been presented by a professional Equity theater. Read the press release.
SCAD performance in D.C. gets rave reviews
SCAD performing arts' multimedia adaptation of "Fahrenheit 451," Ray Bradbury's cult-classic novel about a future without books that ran at the Lucas Theatre in March 2011, recently opened at the Round House Theatre outside Washington D.C. to rave reviews. This production is the first time that a show originally conceived and produced at SCAD has been presented by a professional Equity theater. Read the press release.
Sculpture
Sep 19, 2011
Andrew Scott on Savannah Magazine discussion
Sculpture professor Andrew Scott was featured in a roundtable discussion with artists Mary Hartman and James Zdaniewski and Savannah Magazine associate editor and Web editor Jim Signorile (M.F.A., writing, 2008) about art patronage, critiquing and other topics (including SCAD!).
Andrew Scott on Savannah Magazine discussion
Sculpture professor Andrew Scott was featured in a roundtable discussion with artists Mary Hartman and James Zdaniewski and Savannah Magazine associate editor and Web editor Jim Signorile (M.F.A., writing, 2008) about art patronage, critiquing and other topics (including SCAD!).
Sequential Art
Feb 2, 2012
Comic Book Resources features Schweizer work
Professor Chris Schweizer (M.F.A., sequential art, 2008) draws Dr. Frankenstein at work which was featured on Comic Book Resources in October 2011.
Comic Book Resources features Schweizer work
Professor Chris Schweizer (M.F.A., sequential art, 2008) draws Dr. Frankenstein at work which was featured on Comic Book Resources in October 2011.
Feb 2, 2012
Schweizer top story for Publisher's Weekly
Professor Chris Schweizer (M.F.A., sequential art, 2008) was pictured in the top story for Publisher's Weekly in October 2011 for his children's book Tricky Coyote Tales.
Schweizer top story for Publisher's Weekly
Professor Chris Schweizer (M.F.A., sequential art, 2008) was pictured in the top story for Publisher's Weekly in October 2011 for his children's book Tricky Coyote Tales.
Feb 1, 2012
Robot 6 deems Schweizer work as a favorite
Professor Chris Schweizer (M.F.A., sequential art, 2008) was noted as one of the "favorite comics of 2011" by Robot 6 for his work "Sketchbooks."
Robot 6 deems Schweizer work as a favorite
Professor Chris Schweizer (M.F.A., sequential art, 2008) was noted as one of the "favorite comics of 2011" by Robot 6 for his work "Sketchbooks."
Oct 20, 2011
Tall Tale Features speaks with Schweizer
Tall Tale Features spoke with SCAD sequential art professor Chris Schweizer for a discussion on his graphic novel series, "The Crogan Adventures."
Tall Tale Features speaks with Schweizer
Tall Tale Features spoke with SCAD sequential art professor Chris Schweizer for a discussion on his graphic novel series, "The Crogan Adventures."
Oct 20, 2011
Comic Book Resources mentions Schweizer work
Influential website Comic Book Resources mentioned SCAD sequential art professor Chris Schweizer's forthcoming volumes of his "Crogan Adventures" series.
Comic Book Resources mentions Schweizer work
Influential website Comic Book Resources mentioned SCAD sequential art professor Chris Schweizer's forthcoming volumes of his "Crogan Adventures" series.
Oct 20, 2011
Ralph hits New York Times Best Seller list
SCAD sequential art professor Brian Ralph's latest graphic novel, "Daybreak," debuted at the No. 6 spot on the The New York Times Best Sellers list for hardcover graphic books. Read the press release.
Ralph hits New York Times Best Seller list
SCAD sequential art professor Brian Ralph's latest graphic novel, "Daybreak," debuted at the No. 6 spot on the The New York Times Best Sellers list for hardcover graphic books. Read the press release.
Service Design
Jan 31, 2012
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
Dec 6, 2011
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
American Craft features School of Design
American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.
Sep 8, 2011
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Café CNN features Victor Ermoli
Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of Design, appeared on CNN en Español's morning show "Café CNN," which is available in more than 30 million homes "from Alaska to Patagonia." He discussed how the SCAD School of Design not only prepares students for productive professional careers but also charges them to be innovators and problem-solvers who can change the world. Watch the live in-studio discussion.
Urban Design
Dec 21, 2011
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Preservation features SCAD Museum, Sottile
Preservation, the publication of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, has published a Web feature about the SCAD Museum of Art, interviewing architect and Dean of the SCAD School of Building Arts Christian Sottile.
Visual Effects
Oct 18, 2011
Black Bottom Parade game in Hong Kong lobby
Black Bottom Parade, a custom-built interactive table game designed and developed by a team of six SCAD students, was a finalist for juried categories and an audience choice award at Indiecade, an international festival of independent games. Black Bottom Parade was built for the lobby of the SCAD Hong Kong location by an interdisciplinary team of undergraduate students who were guided in their research by SCAD professors John Sharp, Matthew Maloney and David Spencer.
Black Bottom Parade game in Hong Kong lobby
Black Bottom Parade, a custom-built interactive table game designed and developed by a team of six SCAD students, was a finalist for juried categories and an audience choice award at Indiecade, an international festival of independent games. Black Bottom Parade was built for the lobby of the SCAD Hong Kong location by an interdisciplinary team of undergraduate students who were guided in their research by SCAD professors John Sharp, Matthew Maloney and David Spencer.
Aug 23, 2011
Computer Graphics World interviews Weishar
Computer Graphics World interviewed Peter Weishar, dean of the School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, for its educational supplement in the June/July issue.
Computer Graphics World interviews Weishar
Computer Graphics World interviewed Peter Weishar, dean of the School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, for its educational supplement in the June/July issue.
Writing
Feb 6, 2012
Rabb's novel re-released in a trilogy box set
Writing professor Jonathan Rabb's novel "The Second Son" was re-released as the third in a box set of his trilogy of novels.
Rabb's novel re-released in a trilogy box set
Writing professor Jonathan Rabb's novel "The Second Son" was re-released as the third in a box set of his trilogy of novels.
Sep 19, 2011
Cimarron Review accepts two poems by Brandt
The Cimarron Review accepted two poems for its spring 2012 from creative writing Professor Angela Brandt titled, "My People" and "Lines on Disaster."
Cimarron Review accepts two poems by Brandt
The Cimarron Review accepted two poems for its spring 2012 from creative writing Professor Angela Brandt titled, "My People" and "Lines on Disaster."
Sep 19, 2011
Andrew Scott on Savannah Magazine discussion
Sculpture professor Andrew Scott was featured in a roundtable discussion with artists Mary Hartman and James Zdaniewski and Savannah Magazine associate editor and Web editor Jim Signorile (M.F.A., writing, 2008) about art patronage, critiquing and other topics (including SCAD!).
Andrew Scott on Savannah Magazine discussion
Sculpture professor Andrew Scott was featured in a roundtable discussion with artists Mary Hartman and James Zdaniewski and Savannah Magazine associate editor and Web editor Jim Signorile (M.F.A., writing, 2008) about art patronage, critiquing and other topics (including SCAD!).
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Events
SCAD Performing Arts Department Presents "The Dream" By Vincent Brosseau
Feb. 09, 2012 - Feb. 12, 2012
Fred Gross Discussion and Book Signing
Feb. 09, 2012
News
- Feb. 02, 2012
SCADDY Awards presented Jan. 27 - Jan. 31, 2012
Alumna unveils company on ABC's "Shark Tank" - Jan. 27, 2012
Exploring crowd-funded entrepreneurship - Jan. 25, 2012
SCAD nominees for Golden Reel Award
Recognition
- Rabb's novel re-released in a trilogy box set
- Cummins pitches soap line on "Shark Tank"
- Society of Illustrators competition winners
- Carson wins Best Technical Design award
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