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Next Meeting: Wed, MAY 31, 2006
– HENK DAWSON, 3D & Animation
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May
31st LUNCHEON PROGRAM:
3D and Animation Wizard Henk Dawson
Since
1989, Henk Dawson has been working with clients such as Apple,
ESPN, Fox, FedEx, IBM, Hasbro, Intel, Microsoft, Nintendo, Pepsi,
Taco Bell, and Volvo. He has received many accolades both for
his illustration work and his animation endeavors, including a
permanent placement in the California Museum of Science.
He
has taught at the School of Visual Concepts, has been a speaker
for the 3D Design Conference, AIGA’s Currents Conference;
Apple’s Symposium and at the Society of Illustrators/New
York.
He is also a longtime Graphic Artist Guild member and, along with
Kristen Dawson, former Co-VP of Programs for the Seattle Chapter.
Henk will show a selection of his work and lead a discussion on
the illustration industry.
Visit
Henk’s website (and see some terrific animation) at:
www.d3d.com.
Date:
Wednesday, May 31, 2006 Luncheon
Time: 12:00 - 2:00
Where: Columbia Tower Club, Seattle Directions>>
Dress: Business casual, no denim, no sports apparel
PreRegister
online at a saving: — until the Friday before
the meeting, $28.00 for members, $32.00 for non-members, or
$25.00 for full-time students (must show student ID at the door).
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All
Walk-Ins: $35 for all non-preregistered walk-ins, member
or non-member. MORE>>
For
more information about the SPGA/Seattle Graphics Artists Guild,
or to get involved: info@seattleguild.org
May
postcard and above illustration by Henk Dawson,
www.d3d.com
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JOBS OFFERED:
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Photoworks
creative manager, Karen Meyers, is looking for an illustrator who
displayed her portfolio at the SPGA / Seattle Graphic Artists Guild
December 7, 2005 Cocktail Party and Portfolio Review. This artist
does whimsy drawings for greeting cards and was selling cards that
night. Meyers liked her style and would like to talk to her about
designing cards for PhotoWorks. If you know who that artists is,
please contact Photoworks: 206-281-1272.
The
SPGA / Seattle Graphic Artists Guild annually holds its open portfolio
networking, evening Holiday gala meeting during early December.
All artists who attend are invited to display their portfolios.
The
meeting is traditionally a sell-out and in recent years has been
held at the Columbia Tower Club, 75th floor, with spectacular night
views of the city lights, open cash bar and heavy hors d'oeuvres.
Excellent opportunity for extedning your presence and learning about
wht the SPGA /Seattle Graphic Aertists Guild can do for you. Stay
tuned for more details next Fall.
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Job
Title: DEVELOPMENTAL/COMPOSITION ENGLISH INSTRUCTOR (Full-time,
Tenure Track) MORE>>
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Job Title: GRAPHIC DESIGN/DIGITAL ARTS AND MEDIA INSTRUCTOR
(Full-time, Tenure Track)
SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
16101 Greenwood Avenue North,
Shoreline WA 98133
Application Request Line: (206) 546-5894, ext. 3306
www.shoreline.edu/hr
Start Date: FALL QUARTER 2006 (September 22, 2006)
Application
Due: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 to receive first consideration. Applications
received after the closing date may be considered until the position
is filled.
The Position: Shoreline welcomes diverse candidates with a vision
of excellence. Shoreline seeks talented, innovative faculty who
can adapt to a variety of teaching situations and who work effectively
in a campus that promotes cultural diversity and multicultural understanding.
The Visual Arts Center stresses a comprehensive approach to fine
arts and technology in teaching students about elements of design
and composition, acquiring knowledge of materials and techniques,
and exploring personal creativity. The Visual Arts curriculum is
committed to a cross-disciplinary approach to fine art and communication
design. Traditional and evolving approaches in a breadth of design
and technology media as well as exploration in contemporary trends
are essential to the development of the program.
Teaching assignments may include the following areas: Graphic Design,
2-D Foundation Design, Digital Photography, Animation, Product Design,
Drawing, Computer-based Image Design and Editing, and any closely
related curriculum as they may develop. A portion of the teaching
assignment may be in the evening program and/or at off-campus locations.
In addition to teaching multiple levels of Graphic Design, the successful
candidate will be expected to assist in developing and maintaining
all facets of the curriculum for an integrated course sequence and
evolving visual communication degree. Activities include course
design, development, evaluations and coordinating portfolio assessment,
working with industry liaisons and mentors, and providing leadership
and evolution within the department and in design technology. Other
professional responsibilities include advising students, developing
courses and curricula, participating in college governance, department/division
and campus-related professional activities.
QUALIFICATIONS
Required Education and Experience:
1. Bachelor’s Degree in Graphic Design or related field (Degree
must be conferred by September 1, 2006)
2. Applied working experience in Graphic Design (2 years minimum)
3. Demonstrated interest, skill and experience in teaching
4. Willing to be First Aid certified and to obtain vocational certification
by the State of Washington
Desired Education, Experience and Abilities:
1. Master’s Degree in Art or related field
2. Two years minimum work experience in the field of Graphic Design
3. Successful teaching experience in at least two areas listed under
the position description above
4. Evidence of creative program and/or curriculum development
5. Two years experience teaching adults in an academic setting
Skills and Abilities:
1. Impart excitement and enthusiasm into teaching
2. Provide leadership in program development and curriculum
3. Show commitment to student success and the ability to communicate
with students with a wide range of abilities
4. Advise, motivate and challenge students from diverse ethnic and
cultural backgrounds
5. Collaborate and negotiate with different perspectives and value
sets in an integrated fine arts and professional technical program
6. Contribute to the College’s diversity initiatives and foster
a climate of multicultural understanding and appreciation
7. Interact effectively with colleagues, staff, students, administrators
and others of various cultural and socio-economic backgrounds
APPLICATION PROCESS
Required application materials:
-Shoreline Community College Application form and Federal/State
Reporting form
-Current resume
-Graphic Arts Instructor Supplemental Application
-Unofficial transcripts documenting all degrees/all relevant courses
completed
Applications
may be requested from and submitted to:
Shoreline Community College
Human Resources – Bldg. 1000
16101 Greenwood Avenue North
Shoreline, WA 98133-5696
(206) 546-4769; (206) 546-4520 TTY
www.shoreline.edu/hr
Application
Deadline: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 for first consideration. Applications
received after this deadline may be considered until position is
filled.
TERM OF EMPLOYMENT/SALARY
Full-time, tenure track academic position tentatively beginning
September 22, 2006
More
Information & document download: MORE>>
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