The medium as message
'Sagamore' takes Gold Circle Awards
The Sagamore, the student newspaper at IUPUI, has captured 11 national awards in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association's 1998 Gold Circle Awards competition in New York City. The newspaper and its staff also took home 25 honors at the Indiana Collegiate Press Association annual convention, including first place for special issue and first place for overall newspaper issue.
Related Link:
http://www.sagamore.iupui.edu/
CASE Circle of Excellence Awards go to three IU projects
Three prestigious Circle of Excellence Awards in Alumni Relations and Communications were presented to IU projects during the July convention of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
In the category of Publications Program Improvement, IUPUI took a silver medal. Submitted for the award was the campus recruitment viewbook and promotional material developed for the School of Liberal Arts by the IUPUI Office of Communications and Public Relations, directed by Marshall Collins. Of the viewbook, judges noted the use of contemporary and bold type, originality of theme and use of color. Other observations were on IUPUI's move to develop friendlier appearing recruitment materials with greater use of landscape photography and closer images of a diverse mix of the student population. The work involved editorial, photographic and design direction.
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Also winning a silver medal in the category of Individual In-house Publications was graphic designer Rick Faris of the IUB Department of Marketing Publications. The winning piece was the Art of Desire exhibition catalog created in conjunction with the Kinsey Institute for Research of Sex, Gender and Reproduction for the Henry Hope School of Fine Arts.
Related Link:
http://www.indiana.edu/~kinsey/catalog.html
The IUB Division of Recreational Sports won a bronze medal in the Print Advertising category for its Indiana Daily Student ads. The division's marketing staff includes Anne Auer, assistant director; Shannon Gregory, promotion/publicity coordinator; Scott Forrester, graduate research assistant; and Josh Cline and Tricia Beckley, student marketing assistants.
Another top honor for 'Analecta'
IU South Bend's annual literary magazine, Analecta, was named "Literary Magazine of the Year" by the Indiana Collegiate Press Association, and 10 individual honors were also awarded, up from last year's total of seven. The American Scholastic Press Association had earlier named Analecta best literary art magazine of 1997.
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http://www.iusb.edu/~extaff/updatearchive /0504update.htm
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