General Publication

Alumni magazine

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Alumni magazine

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Alumni magazine

Donor brochure to publicly launch the university's campaign.

A publication sent to prospective students that highlights some of the outcomes of recent graduates.

UGA Graduate magazine's objective is to engage alumni in the work of UGA graduate students to increase reader support for programs and scholarships. The magazine is also used for recruitment purposes. What better way to spend your day than going around campus and photographing students in their various areas of research! The dean asks students at orientation to get involved in the community and to get involved in activities outside of the classroom and lab. She believes these endeavors help the students adjust and help them to be successful graduate students. Some of our features reflect this as seen with the cover story on a National Science Foundation Scholar who is also a competitive roller derby athlete.

University magazine is published twice a year and the target audiences are students, employees, alumni, and also general public has access. Stories focus on what is going on at the university and strides we are making in every department with a priority focus on research.

The Development and Alumni Relations office worked with me to create an annual calendar from images taken on campus and in Washington DC. It is a gift for those who have donated to the university in the past and has paid for itself plus some from further donations that come in as a result of receiving the calendar.

Outlook Magazine is the annual alumni magazine from the UW-Stout Alumni Association.

The Office of Research at the University of Florida devoted an entire issue of their quarterly magazine, which features research being conducted across the University of Florida campus, to commemorate the Florida Museum of Natural History's 100th anniversary in 2017. They utilized Kristen Grace and Jeff Gage's (photographers for the Museum) photography for their visuals. The issue highlights how the Museum is using new technology with old specimens.