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The 2012 Student Design Show Judges


For each year’s SDS, regional businesses are invited to send representatives to evaluate the work of the Gateway Technical College’s Graphic Communications students. The faculty at Gateway do not participate in judging, except in the tabulation of the votes.

 To see a brief bio for each of the judges, please see the  JUDGES page. 

We thank the judges of this years show, and encourage patronage of their establishments.

This year’s judges include:

 

Ms. Brianna  Lock
WORD+DESIGN		 Ms. Lori Svikel
ART DIRECTOR/DEV MANAGER
Ms. Jeanette Pham
Sōsh		 Mr. Brian Karrer
DESIGN INTERCHANGE
Mr. Alan Bagg
CORPORATE IMAGES		 Mrs. Anna Bauer
KENOSHA NEWS
Mr. Terry Maraccini
KENOSHA NEWS		 Mr. Jose Montoto
CARTHAGE COLLEGE
Mr. Randy Rehberg
KALMBACH PUBLISHING		 Ms. Jeani Berndt
FISHWERKS
and the other professionals who volunteered their time to help judge student work.

THANK
YOU!
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Design Show Awards

This year’s Student Design Show awards were PROUDLY MANUFACTURED IN THE USA! …AT GATEWAY TECHNICAL COLLEGE!  Students  in Rich Buhnerkemper ‘s CAD/CAM classes, and Mark Uttech’s welding/plasma cutting classes have been busily at work creating these unique, one-of-a-kind awards.

Thanks to Dean Beverly Frazier, Rich, Mark, and all of their students!

Take a look at the videos below.

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2012 Show Promotional Materials

Graphic Communications Students in capstone classes taught by Michelle Quinn and John Mizer generated concepts for this year’s show promotion. Gateway marketing employees, Art Directors from regional design businesses, and district business owners were all solicited for feedback on which concept they  liked best.

While all of the concepts received high praise from the outside judges,  this years Invitation as selected by the impromptu panel was created by Ms. Dulce Velazquez. Dulce’s design will be used to generate posters, mailers, and a promotional video for this years show.

A rough-cut promotional video based on Dulce’s design was also created, and is currently viewable here (see embed below) as well as on YOUTUBE.