This brochure is for those who are interested in a Master of Science in Criminology. The brochure highlights the quality academic programs and options, superior faculty members, and many other fine qualities that sets Missouri State’s Criminology program apart. The look and feel of the brochure follows the website that was recently redesigned. Aimee Pong, our student designer, created this brochure.
This is the third album released by our Missouri State Symphony Orchestra. The selections in the CD are a compilations of live performances from 2008 until 2011, which included the performance at the Missouri Music Educators Association (MMEA) convention in January 2009 and their appearance at the College Orchestra Director’s Association (CODA) convention in Atlanta, Georgia, in February 2010. The orchestra is led by conductor, Dr. Robert Quebbeman.
Aimee Pong, our student designer, created the CD package.
This is a name badge for event staff at JQH Arena. Because the event staff (mostly students) change every semester, they find that it is not worth creating expensive permanent badge for everybody that will be thrown out after a few months. The Arena office also would like to identify each badge with the season, that way, badge will expire as a particular basketball season ends. To solve that problem, they bought a laminator machine, and they asked our office to create a small tag. We turned the “First Name,” Last Name,” and the “title” areas in the PDF to be fillable, like a form. That way, the office can personalize each one and laminate it themselves as needed. Aimee Pong, our student designer, designed the badge.
This is just a simple banner with our university’s marketing messages. It can be used as backdrop in a lot of different functions. Recently it was on display at the Memorandum of Understanding signing.
The banner is printed on canvas material, attached to a retractable hardware.
Missouri State University “Our Promise” campaign recently held a press conference to announce the progress of the campaign. This is the email invitation that was sent to the guests. It follows the look of the campaign that was developed by graphic designer, Teri Poindexter. Publications Office created the layout and it was sent by the Development Office.
The Missouri Innovation Academy is a three-week residential academy held on the campus of Missouri State University. They came to our office for our help to design a brochure with a tear-off application form. Aimee Pong, our student designer, did a very nice job putting together all the materials and creating the application form from scratch; however, you won’t be able to see the part of the application that folds out and tears off in the interactive PDF provided here. The engaging layout and colors are sure to engage young students who are interested in science, technology, engineering, math and business.
Congratulations to Aimee Pong, publications student graphic designer, for being named University Relations Student Employee of the Month!
Aimee was recognized for her talents as an illustrator, as well as a designer. Her works are on display at GoMaroon! and on the English department website. She has also developed a series of materials for the Ozarks Celebration Festival and created new brochures for the Master of Natural and Applied Sciences and the Missouri Innovation Academy.
We are excited to showcase Aimee’s works and congratulate her on her well-deserved award!
Taylor Health and Wellness Center redesigned their printed materials a couple of years ago. The website redesign follows the look and feel that Teri Poindexter, Publications graphic designer, had developed. Publications Office team up with Web and Media and University Communications to revamp the website. Below is a blog from the Office of Web and New Media about the website.
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The Taylor Health and Wellness website was redesigned to make it more friendly and usable to health center clients.
Key features of the newly designed website include the following:
Several university relations offices assisted in developing this site:
…Close enough to feel like home. Far enough to be an adventure… this is what we want Illinois high school students to know about Missouri State University. There are so many reasons for them to come here and we are trying to let them know with this directed postcard. We hope they follow their passion and find their place here at MSU!
The Missouri State Computer Science Department has an updated website. The site highlights career opportunities for prospective students. You can view details about the website and see who was involved in developing the site at the blog post on Web and New Media’s blog.
