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Lady Gaga named Polaroid creative director, puts that liberal arts ... - engadget

Lifestyle, music, art, fashion: I am so excited to extend myself behind the scenes as a designer, and to as my father puts it--finally, have a real job." "Lady Gaga's broad creative talents and the way she connects with her fans in her own, unique ...

Ridgefield Continuing Education offers many winter courses - Amity Observer

Computer classes include Beginners, Computers for Seniors, Windows (7, Vista and XP), Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, Internet, eBay, Photoshop Elements, Dreamweaver, HTML, InDesign, and Digital Cameras. Other classes are Digital ...

Art teacher's photos on exhibit - Seacoast Online

This photographer will be displaying an eclectic collection of digital photography and ink-jet prints that clearly demonstrate ... Drew received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in art education from Syracuse University, and his Master of Fine Arts ...

Two exhibitions in a day delight art enthusiasts - Daily Times

... mediums such as painting and video/digital photography ... her education in Fine Arts. She has been exhibiting her work extensively since the past 17 years. Her international exhibits have been held at venues such as The Mattress Factory Art

With new eyes - Eureka Times-Standard

... the November 2008 “Ojos de Oaxaca” youth photography project are being shown through February in the Youth Gallery at the Morris Graves Museum of Art ... higher education and youth empowerment, said Bertz, 26. Using donated digital cameras ...

Elgan: Is that the Library of Congress in your pocket? - IDG NEWS

I used to own a copy of National Geographic magazine from 1911. It was packed with black-and-white photographs of "natives" and village ethnic minorities in various countries posing awkwardly in ceremonial costumes. The issue was part of a larger ...

Digital memory? Fugetaboutit! - Globe and Mail

From our earliest writing and painting to modern photography and sound recording, human beings have long relied on technology to help us remember, notwithstanding some effort and expense. With breathtaking speed, however, the digital revolution now ...

Harris pursues passion for photography - Quad Cities Onlines

Isabel Bloom owner Hunt Harris can't draw to save his life, and isn't involved with production of his company's pieces. But make no mistake, the 60-year-old philanthropist and community leader is an artist. Mr. Harris' spectacular digital photography ...

Learning enriches retirement for OLLI class leader - Green Valley News and Sun

Modern-day retirement includes R&R, but this acronym is no longer restricted to rest and recreation. The golden years also offer opportunities to reinvent and revitalize oneself. Marty Cohen accomplishes this through re-education. The retired ...

Novato digital studio highlights its employees' other artistic ... - Marin Independent Journal

Robert Barnes, a 41-year-old concept sculptor at ImageMovers Digital, created Mr. and Mrs. Fezziwig for Disney's "A Christmas Carol," the animated retelling of Charles Dickens' classic novel with Jim Carrey as Ebenezer Scrooge. In the film, directed ...

Voting Question: Need Decent Minor Please?!?

what would be a good minor that you could actually do something with. I am trying to go to point park, they don't have much to choose from but i'm majoring in theater arts & i want a backup plan. any ideas? here's the list of things to do: School of Arts and Sciences= Criminal Justice and Intelligence Studies Majors Education Majors Humanities and Human Sciences Majors Natural Sciences and Engineering Technology Majors School of Business= Business Majors School of Communication= Communication Majors Conservatory of Performing Arts= COPA Majors School of Arts and Sciences= Criminal Justice and Intelligence Studies Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Capstone Forensic Science Intelligence & National Security Intelligence & National Security On-line Certificate Education Early Childhood Education = Elementary Education/Theatre Arts Elementary Education Instructional Studies Secondary Education - Biological Sciences Secondary Education – Citizenship Secondary Education – English Secondary Education - Mass Communication Secondary Education – Mathematics Humanities and Human Sciences Applied History Behavioral Sciences English Global Cultural Studies Interdisciplinary Studies Legal Studies Legal Studies Capstone Liberal Studies Liberal Studies Capstone Political Science Psychology Secondary Education – English Natural Sciences and Engineering Technology Allied Health (Associate's Degree Only)= Biological Sciences Biotechnology Biotechnology Capstone Civil Engineering Technology Digital Electronics Technology Certificate Electrical Engineering Technology Electrical Power Technology Certificate Environmental Health Science & Protection Funeral Service Funeral Service Capstone Health Services Capstone Mechanical Engineering Technology Secondary Education - Biological Sciences Secondary Education – Mathematics School of Business Accounting (A.S., B.S.) Business Management (A.S., B.S.) Business - Saturday Fast (Accelerated) (B.S.) Economics and Finance (B.S.) Human Resources Management (B.S.) Human Resources Management - Capstone (B.S.) Information Technology (A.S., B.S.) Information Technology Management (Accelerated) (B.S.) Leadership and Public Service (A.S.) Management Services (Capstone) (B.S.) Organizational Leadership (B.A.) Public Administration (B.S.) Sport, Arts and Entertainment Management (B.S.) School of Communication Advertising/Public Relations Broadcasting Digital Media Journalism & Mass Communication Photography Photojournalism Secondary Education - Mass Communication Conservatory of Performing Arts Applied Arts Cinema and Digital Arts Dance Dance Pedagogy Screenwriting Theatre Arts more

Resolved Question: Is my arts transcript impressive? 10 PTS?

I want to double major in studio art and film at NYU. I've already submitted my portfolios and other required materials for entry, but NYU still puts academics into consideration in the process. Here is my academic background (my school operates on a trimester system, so if it seems like I'm taking so many classes at once, I'm not): Freshman: Honors English I, Honors World History, Algebra I, Physical Science, French II, Intro to Theatre, Physical Education, Painting I, Drawing I, Photography I, Health, and ECA-A. Sophomore: Honors English II, AP U.S. History, Geometry, Biology, French III, Acting, Individual Sports, Painting II, Digital Image Design I, Photography II, Drawing II, and ECA-B. Junior: Honors English III/AP English Language, AP European History, Algebra II, Chemistry, French IV, Acting II, Foundations in Technical Theatre, Painting III, Digital Image Design II, Photography III, and Drawing III. Senior: AP English Literature: Multicultural Literature, AP U.S. Government & Politics, Statistics, Environmental Science/Astronomy & Meteorology, AP Studio Art, Advanced Technical Theatre & Design, Digital Image Design III, Acting III, Jewelry Making & Metals, Design Foundations, Creative Writing, and College Prep Portfolio. My unweighted GPA throughout highschool has been a 3.66 and my SAT scores was 2000 (670 writing, 670 critical reading, 620 mathematics). Part of Drama, Art, Improv, Photo, and Film clubs. more

Resolved Question: What do you think of the classes I plan to take in High School (Only answer if you will give a good answer)?

What do you think of the classes I plan to take in High School (Only answer if you will give a good answer)? NOTE= We DO NOT have AP or Honour Classes so don't go and say "Hmmm...Well I see no AP or Honour Classes" because we don't have any because our school is to small. Also I know just because I want to take these classes I mentioned doesn't mean I'll get to take them. I'm a freshman in High School, and already know this. I'm looking for professional answers or answers that actually look like someone took the time to read and look over what I put. Thank You for Answering. Graduation Requirements- English = 4 Credits Mathematics = 3 Credits Social Science = 3 Credits Science = 2 Credits Physical Education = 1.5 Credits Health = .5 Electives = 12 Credits Total Academic = 26 Credits English Classes= (4 Credits) English 9 (Required) English 10 (Required) English 11/English 11AS OR American Literature (Required Choice of 2) English 11/English 12AS OR College Prep English OR CAPP English (Required Choice of 3) Mathematics Classes = (3 Credits needed) Your 8th grade math teacher chose the math class you would take Freshman year. Pre-Algebra A = 1 Pre-Algebra B = 1 Consumer Mathematics = 1 Algebra I = 1 Geometry = 1 Algebra 2 = 1 Advanced Mathematics = 1 Calculus = 1 *If you wish to take two math classes in the same year, you would take Geometry and Algebra 2 together* Social Science/Studies Classes = (3 Credits needed) American History (Required) World History Geography Sociology/Economics Senior Studies (Required) Science Classes (2 credits needed) Biology I (Required) Chemistry I OR Physical Science (Required choice of 2) Biology II Chemistry II Physics Advanced Physics (One or two semesters) Human Biology (Doesn't apply to for science credit for college admission as it has no lab work) Physical Education Classes = 1.5 credits Physical Education I (Required) = .5 Health (Required) = .5 Physical Education II (Required) = 1 Physical Education Elective = 1 Foreign Language Classes= Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III Spanish IV Agriculture Classes~ Plants, Animals, and You: An Introduction to Agriculture Animal Science/Veterinary Medicine Horticulture/Landscaping (One semester) Food Products and Processing (One semester) Wildlife/Aquaculture/Forestry Agriculture Independent Study Leadership Computer Science Classes= Microsoft Applications Publications Basic Web Page Design (One semester) Advanced Web Page Design (One semester) Digital Imaging and Editing (One semester) Digital Video and Sound Editing (One semester) Flash Animation (One semester) Computer Game Development (One semester) Art Classes= Art I Art II Art III Art IV Fiber Arts (One semester) Painting (One semester) Pottery and Sculpture (One semester) Photography (One semester) Papermaking and Paper Arts (One semester) Jewelry and Stained Glass (One semester) Techonology and Engeneering Classes= Intoduction to Engeneering Design Principles of Engineering Digital Electronics Home and Auto Maintence (One semester) Civil and Architectural Engineering Graphic Communications Little Wolf Graphics Woodworking I Woodworking II Woodworking III Metals I (One semester) Metals II (One semester) Power I (One semester) Music Education Classes= High School Band Chorus I Chorus II Elective Offerings Classes= Office Aide Work Study Tutoring Teacher Assisant Drivers Education (Summer Class, .5 credit which is the same as one semester) Youth Options Transitions I Transitions II Freshman Classes (current year) English 9 (Required) = 1 Biology I (Required) = 1 American History (Required) = 1 A math class (Required) = Algebra I = 1 Physical Education I / Health = 1 Electives or Classes I chose~ Graphic Communications = 1 Basic/Advanced Web Page Design = 1 ~7 credits Sophomore Year= English 10 = 1 Chemistry I = 1 Physical Education II = 1 A math class = Geometry = 1 Classes I want to take= Geography = 1 World History = 1 Spanish II = 1 Algebra II = 1 Drivers Education = .5 =8.5 Credits Junior= American Literature = 1 (A math class) = Advanced Math = 1 Classes I want to take= Spanish II = 1 Biology II = 1 Human Biology = 1 Sociology/Economics = 1 Microsoft Applications = 1 = 7 credits Senior Year ~~ College Prep English = 1 (Required) Senior Studies = 1 (Required) Classes I want to take= Publications = 1 Digital Imaging & Editing/Digital Video & Sound Editing = 1 Calculus = 1 Spanish III = 1 Flash Animation = .5 (maybe) Leadership = 1 (maybe) ~ 6.5 or 7 Credits more

Voting Question: What do you think of the classes I plan to take in High School (Only answer if you will give a good answer)?

NOTE= We DO NOT have AP or Honour Classes so don't go and say "Hmmm...Well I see no AP or Honour Classes" because we don't have any because our school is to small. Also I know just because I want to take these classes I mentioned doesn't mean I'll get to take them. I'm a freshman in High School, and already know this. I'm looking for professional answers or answers that actually look like someone took the time to read and look over what I put. Thank You for Answering. Graduation Requirements- English = 4 Credits Mathematics = 3 Credits Social Science = 3 Credits Science = 2 Credits Physical Education = 1.5 Credits Health = .5 Electives = 12 Credits Total Academic = 26 Credits English Classes= (4 Credits) English 9 (Required) English 10 (Required) English 11/English 11AS OR American Literature (Required Choice of 2) English 11/English 12AS OR College Prep English OR CAPP English (Required Choice of 3) Mathematics Classes = (3 Credits needed) Your 8th grade math teacher chose the math class you would take Freshman year. Pre-Algebra A = 1 Pre-Algebra B = 1 Consumer Mathematics = 1 Algebra I = 1 Geometry = 1 Algebra 2 = 1 Advanced Mathematics = 1 Calculus = 1 *If you wish to take two math classes in the same year, you would take Geometry and Algebra 2 together* Social Science/Studies Classes = (3 Credits needed) American History (Required) World History Geography Sociology/Economics Senior Studies (Required) Science Classes (2 credits needed) Biology I (Required) Chemistry I OR Physical Science (Required choice of 2) Biology II Chemistry II Physics Advanced Physics (One or two semesters) Human Biology (Doesn't apply to for science credit for college admission as it has no lab work) Physical Education Classes = 1.5 credits Physical Education I (Required) = .5 Health (Required) = .5 Physical Education II (Required) = 1 Physical Education Elective = 1 Foreign Language Classes= Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III Spanish IV Agriculture Classes~ Plants, Animals, and You: An Introduction to Agriculture Animal Science/Veterinary Medicine Horticulture/Landscaping (One semester) Food Products and Processing (One semester) Wildlife/Aquaculture/Forestry Agriculture Independent Study Leadership Computer Science Classes= Microsoft Applications Publications Basic Web Page Design (One semester) Advanced Web Page Design (One semester) Digital Imaging and Editing (One semester) Digital Video and Sound Editing (One semester) Flash Animation (One semester) Computer Game Development (One semester) Art Classes= Art I Art II Art III Art IV Fiber Arts (One semester) Painting (One semester) Pottery and Sculpture (One semester) Photography (One semester) Papermaking and Paper Arts (One semester) Jewelry and Stained Glass (One semester) Techonology and Engeneering Classes= Intoduction to Engeneering Design Principles of Engineering Digital Electronics Home and Auto Maintence (One semester) Civil and Architectural Engineering Graphic Communications Little Wolf Graphics Woodworking I Woodworking II Woodworking III Metals I (One semester) Metals II (One semester) Power I (One semester) Music Education Classes= High School Band Chorus I Chorus II Elective Offerings Classes= Office Aide Work Study Tutoring Teacher Assisant Drivers Education (Summer Class, .5 credit which is the same as one semester) Youth Options Transitions I Transitions II Freshman Classes (current year) English 9 (Required) = 1 Biology I (Required) = 1 American History (Required) = 1 A math class (Required) = Algebra I = 1 Physical Education I / Health = 1 Electives or Classes I chose~ Graphic Communications = 1 Basic/Advanced Web Page Design = 1 ~7 credits Sophomore Year= English 10 = 1 Chemistry I = 1 Physical Education II = 1 A math class = Geometry = 1 Classes I want to take= Geography = 1 World History = 1 Spanish II = 1 Algebra II = 1 Drivers Education = .5 =8.5 Credits Junior= American Literature = 1 (A math class) = Advanced Math = 1 Classes I want to take= Spanish II = 1 Biology II = 1 Human Biology = 1 Sociology/Economics = 1 Microsoft Applications = 1 = 7 credits Senior Year ~~ College Prep English = 1 (Required) Senior Studies = 1 (Required) Classes I want to take= Publications = 1 Digital Imaging & Editing/Digital Video & Sound Editing = 1 Calculus = 1 Spanish III = 1 Flash Animation = .5 (maybe) Leadership = 1 (maybe) ~ 6.5 or 7 Credits more

Resolved Question: What are some colleges with excellent (or any) photography major programs? Preferably dark room and digital.?

I'm looking into colleges, but I'm curious as to which academic schools carry photography majors? Not just digital, but dark room as well is preferred. Also, I know that art schools have photography, but I'm looking to study English. I want to be able to get an academic education with an art education. Thank you :) more

Resolved Question: What Subjects should I choose as Electives if I'm Going to be a Lawyer?

My optional subjects are: -Commerce -Food Technology -Industrial Technology -Textiles Technology -Digital Media/Photography -Graphics Technology -Visual Arts -Information Software&Tech -Music -Dance -Agricultural Tech -Outdoor Education -French -Drama -History -PDH PE -Work Education I have to choose 3 of these but I can't see what I should choose because none of them make me think, "Oh, they'll help a lot". All it really is is DT with heaps of different divisions. Thanks more

Resolved Question: Logic critical thinking please help?

some one help me out please? we have to read this manifesto and then break it down in to syllogisms if you know logic you know this like (premises and conclusions) Analyzed statement or manifesto to show its logical arguments, structures, and fallacies using clear logic, argumentation, and critical thinking. As a genre, Fractal Art (FA) has been around for approximately 15-20 years. Its first major public display may be considered to be an article about the Mandelbrot Set published in "Scientific American" in 1985. Since then, many advances have been made, both in fractal rendering capabilities and in the understanding of fractal geometery. Perhaps now is an opportune time to make a defining statement about what is (and what is not) Fractal Art. Fractal Art is a genre concerned with fractals—shapes or sets characterized by self affinity (small portions of the image resemble the overall shape) and an infinite amount of detail, at all scales. Fractals are typically created on a digital computer, using an iterative numerical process. Lately, images that are not technically fractals, but that share the same basic generating technique and environment, have been welcomed into the FA world. Fractal Art is a subclass of two dimensional visual art, and is in many respects similar to photography—another art form which was greeted by skepticism upon its arrival. Fractal images typically are manifested as prints, bringing Fractal Artists into the company of painters, photographers, and printmakers. Fractals exist natively as electronic images. This is a format that traditional visual artists are quickly embracing, bringing them into FA's digital realm. Generating fractals can be an artistic endeavor, a mathematical pursuit, or just a soothing diversion. However, FA is clearly distinguished from other digital activities by what it is, and by what it is not. Fractal Art is not: * Computer(ized) Art, in the sense that the computer does all the work. The work is executed on a computer, but only at the direction of the artist. Turn a computer on and leave it alone for an hour. When you come back, no art will have been generated. * Random, in the sense of stochastic, or lacking any rules. Being based on mathematics, fractal rendering is the essence of determinism. Apply the same image generation steps, and the same result will follow. Slight changes in process usually lead to slight changes in product, making FA an activity which can be learned, not a haphazard process of pushing buttons and turning knobs. * Random, in the sense of unpredictable. Fractal Art, like any new pursuit, will have aspects unknown to the novice, but familiar to the master. Through experience and education, the techniques of FA can be learned. As in painting or chess, the essentials are quickly grasped, although they can take a lifetime to fully understand and control. Over time, the joy of serendipitous discovery is replaced by the joy of self-determined creation. * Something that anyone with a computer can do well. Anyone can pick up a camera and take a snapshot. However, not just anyone can be an Ansel Adams or an Annie Liebovitz. Anyone can take brush in hand and paint. However, not just anyone can be a Georgia O'Keeffe or a Pablo Picasso. Indeed, anyone with a computer can create fractal images, but not just anyone will excel at creating Fractal Art. Fractal Art is: * Expressive. Through a painter's colors, a photographer's use of light and shadow, or a dancer's movements, artists learn to express and evoke all manner of ideas and emotions. Fractal Artists are no less capable of using their medium as a similarly expressive language, as they are equipped with all the essential tools of the traditional visual artist. * Creative. The final fractal image must be created, just as the photograph or the painting. It can be created as a representational work, and abstraction of the basic fractal form, or as a nonrepresentational piece. The Fractal Artist begins with a blank "canvas", and creates an image, bringing together the same basic elements of color, composition, balance, etc., used by the traditional visual artist. * Requiring of input, effort, and intelligence. The Fractal Artist must direct the assembly of the calculation formulas, mappings, coloring schemes, palettes, and their requisite parameters. Each and every element can and will be tweaked, adjusted, aligned, and re-tweaked in the effort to find the right combination. The freedom to manipulate all these facets of a fractal image brings with it the obligation to understand their use and their effects. This understanding requires intelligence and thoughtfulness from the Artist. more

Resolved Question: What do you think "BIO INTRODUCTION" means on this "Drawing Class" student evaluation form?

Here's the form; you don't have to read the whole thing. It says BIO INTRODUCTION towards the bottom. I don't know what that means. This is for Butler County Community College. Drawing ARTS 102 3 credits – 2 lecture / 2 lab Instructor: Debra Shingledecker E-mail: debra.shingledecker@bc3.edu - preferred Phone: 724.658.1651 Location: http://blackboard.bc3.edu (there is no www.) Students can login a week before classes begin, however, courses are NOT available until the first day of the semester. Course Description: This is a basic drawing course which will introduce the fundamental issues: Principles and elements of composition and design; use of material; techniques; and use of various traditional subject matter. A focus will be placed on perception and “seeing” skills so that the individual’s drawing skills can be gained or current skills improved upon. Text: Dodson, Bert. Keys to Drawing. North Lights, F&W Publications: Cincinnati, Ohio,1990. (ISBN: 0891343377) Additional Course Materials: 1. Digital camera or scanner. Further explanation on using these to transmit your drawings is in COURSE CONTENT 2. Photo software/ You may already have this on your computer: Free software downloads: Picasa: http://picasa.google.com/ HP Photo Software: http://www.hp.com/united-states/consumer/digital_photography/free/software/index.html 3. Drawing pads (2): * 9” X 12” sketch book * Drawing pad contingent on how you will be transmitting drawings. See below: I recommend that you determine the size of paper that you use for your drawing by the means that you will be transmitting your drawing. * If you are using a Digital Camera, I suggest that you use 16” X 20” or 18” X 24” Drawing Paper. * If you are using a Scanner, I suggest that you use a size of paper that is closest to your scanner bed. If you are proficient with Photoshop go ahead and use whatever size you prefer and you can past it together. 4. Compressed Charcoal stick 5. Pink Pearl Eraser or white eraser 6. Blending sticks 7. Fixative (hairspray) 8. Ebony Pencil (6 B) (pick up about 3 of these). If you have pencils of various hardness you can use the set (ie. HB, 2B, 4B, 6B, 2H, 4 H etc. / B refers to the soft leads/ H refers to the hard leads.). 9. A good pencil sharpener 10. Straight edge/ruler Page 2 Chat sessions: (These require students to be online at a specific time) None. On-campus sessions: Tuesday, August 26 @ 8-9:30pm / Lab #1: Transferring images of your Drawings through the internet; Introduction to Perceptual Skills Tuesday, September 23 @ 8-9:30pm / Lab #2: Value; Technique- Use of varied artistic media and tools; Rendering effective Texture; Midterm Sketchbook submission Tuesday, October 21 @ 8-9:30pm / Lab #3: Improving Compositions; Using Perspective Tuesday, November 25 @ 8-9:30pm / Lab #4: Drawing Figures and Faces Tuesday, December 9 @ 8-9:30pm / Lab #5: Final Critique/ Final Sketchbook submission Internet Student Resources: Before classes begin, go to BC3 Distance Education – www.bc3.edu/onlinelearning for the System check – check your computer equipment and Internet connection Technical skill check – check your ability level Personality test – check your chance of success Orientation schedule – all NEW Internet students MUST attend an orientation session. Objectives: The student will learn: To develop a strong understanding and application of the principles of composition and design. To develop and demonstrate strong perceptual, compositional, problem solving and critical thinking skills. To develop and demonstrate a command of the fundamental elements of drawing: line, shape, gesture, value, and spatial relationships. To demonstrate proven craftsmanship using various drawing material. To develop proficient use of required technology and software. Course Mechanics/Schedule: See information in course when available. Student Evaluation: * BIO INTRODUCTION (15 points) * SKETCHBOOK ASSIGNMENTS (Total= 50 points: Midterm Check /25; Final Check /25) * 3 EXERCISES (Total 60 points/ 20 points each) * 7 MASTER DRAWINGS/ASSIGNMENTS (Total= 525 points / 75 points each/20 % is based on critiques) * EFFORT AND ATTENDANCE at On-campus Sessions (10% OF GRADE) EFFORT is a vital component of this class! "Practice makes perfect" more

Resolved Question: what do you think of my resume?

hi, i need to get a job and i'm not sure if my resume is good enough i'm interested in , photography, make up, retail sales and stuff like that i'm a student, so part time stuff ...any ideas? here it is SUMMARY My desire to succeed is driven by ambition and my motivation for perfection. I have true passion for creativity and involvement. Whether working with a team or individually, organization, concentration, and dedication are the key elements to my achievements. QUALIFICATIONS Trustworthy and organized Leadership Skills and project management Interpersonal and communication skills Ability to learn new skills and apply them in the work atmosphere Able to communicate effectively with the clients and meet their needs SKILLS Expertise in social communication and customer service Expertise in digital photography and photo-editing Expertise in the use of the Adobe Creative Suite software Working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs Typing speed 50 words/min EDUCATION 2007-present ************ S.S- Cyber Arts Program - Currently completing a diploma in Cyber Arts - Achieved academic honours and had art work displayed in galleries. 2005-2006 *********- International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB) - Achieved academic honours VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE 2009- Present Rogers Studio Producer Assistant, Interview Reporter 2009 RIS Conference Team leader, volunteer coordinator 2008-Present Let The Quran Speak Director, Lighting, and editor . 2008 Villa Colombo Receptionist, Resource Centre . 2008 Dawa Center Summer Camp Assistant/Supply Teacher AWARDS 2009OSSTF Achievement Award for Intermediate Art 2009The Local Teachers Union Award more

Voting Question: Can someone look over my resume please?

I am applying for internships and need second opinions on my resume. Let me know what you think. Thanks, Heather Education New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM (2010) Bachelor of Art in Journalism and Mass Communication Minor in Women’s Studies GPA 3.68 San Juan College, Farmington, NM Associate of Arts in Literature Honors Member of Crimson Scholars Honor Society Objective To obtain an internship in mass communications. Relevant Experience Research Assistant, New Mexico State University Department of Computer Science Las Cruces, NM, 2009 – Present •Works closely with program coordinator to design and distribute promotional and recruitment materials for the CREST Center for Research Excellence and summer programs, drafts press releases to publicize CREST events, draft and edit CREST interdepartmental newsletter, edit NMSU Young Women in Computing newsletter Additional Experience Camp Councilor, New Mexico State University Department of Computer Science Las Cruces, NM, Summer 2008 •Worked closely with program coordinator in assisting with Computer Science summer camp activities, supported students participating by mentoring and supervising during daily activities, provided courier and office support. Reservations Supervisor, Mesa Air Group Farmington, NM 2006 – 2007 •Supervised productivity of the work place, maintained customer service, worked through complex problems to find solutions, worked with corporate management for award travel and customer compensation, communicating with customers and employees via email, telephone and memorandum. Sales Associate, Office Max Farmington, NM 2005 – 2006 •Greeted and assisted customers to find needed products, operated a point of sale system, assisted customers over the telephone, maintained acceptable store appearance. Co-Curricular Activities Member of NMSU Society of Professional Journalists, Member of NMSU Feminists Reinventing Equality Everywhere (FREE) Skills •Experienced with Microsoft Office programs, including Publisher, Word, Excel, Outlook, Power Point; experienced with Quark Express, Mac and PC machines •Working knowledge of digital photography •Familiar with AP Style and Stylebook •Proficient in French •Excellent writing and communications skills more

Resolved Question: what high school elective should i pick?

Well, im in 8th grade and im 13 years old. I know, thats young to be starting to worry about shaping my life into getting a good career. But its never too young. im going to high school and im worried and troubled about what electives im going to choose. i want to choose something that will help me in a great career that will intrest me....but also pay me well. i was thinkin about advertising....but i researched a little bit about it..and didnt like it as much as i thought i would. then there is entertainer. ive always wanted to be a singer. people say i have so much talent when i sing. and to me...i feel like its one of the only talents i have. i LOVE performing in front of huge crowds and its one of the best feelings in the world. then there is also photographers. but i researched...and they do make alot..but it depends. there is also computers, but then i thought...well i LOVE computers and working on them.. but what i really liked was COMPUTERS not engineering in them. even though i think its cool. i just dont think its right for me. going back to fine arts and entertainment. there is music education. all about fine arts.....vocalist... and all that stuff. i KNOW it is hard to become a singer in this world. thats why i have doubts. what if i cant?? and i try soo hard...and waste my years trying that its too late to go back and pick something else???? i want it really bad....but tere is always that chance...that one little percent of chance that can screw you over. and then back to working on computers... digital designing must be kind of great right?? i barely know what that is. but it says design and that mean creativity is involved. ok.. help me pick a great job. or ELECTIVE to choose. out of acting vocalist photography advertising digital design computer engineering. theres alot more stuff. but i had to narrow it down. i just dont know what to choose. basically. i want an elective that will help me in that AREA of what career i want. but yea.. i hope you guys get what im asking you... please help me.... im worried.thank you for insight on what you think about each one. it really helped me think more clearly about it. more

Voting Question: high school LIFE....please help me in picking electives...i want to start shaping my life for a good career.?

Well, im in 8th grade and im 13 years old. I know, thats young to be starting to worry about shaping my life into getting a good career. But its never too young. im going to high school and im worried and troubled about what electives im going to choose. i want to choose something that will help me in a great career that will intrest me....but also pay me well. i was thinkin about advertising....but i researched a little bit about it..and didnt like it as much as i thought i would. then there is entertainer. ive always wanted to be a singer. people say i have so much talent when i sing. and to me...i feel like its one of the only talents i have. i LOVE performing in front of huge crowds and its one of the best feelings in the world. then there is also photographers. but i researched...and they do make alot..but it depends. there is also computers, but then i thought...well i LOVE computers and working on them.. but what i really liked was COMPUTERS not engineering in them. even though i think its cool. i just dont think its right for me. going back to fine arts and entertainment. there is music education. all about fine arts.....vocalist... and all that stuff. i KNOW it is hard to become a singer in this world. thats why i have doubts. what if i cant?? and i try soo hard...and waste my years trying that its too late to go back and pick something else???? i want it really bad....but tere is always that chance...that one little percent of chance that can screw you over. and then back to working on computers... digital designing must be kind of great right?? i barely know what that is. but it says design and that mean creativity is involved. ok.. help me pick a great job. or ELECTIVE to choose. out of acting vocalist photography advertising digital design computer engineering. theres alot more stuff. but i had to narrow it down. i just dont know what to choose. basically. i want an elective that will help me in that AREA of what career i want. but yea.. i hope you guys get what im asking you... please help me.... im worried.Thank You. Im POSITIVE i want a career in singing now. i always have. what you said is now convincing me to think positive. i cant imagine my life without being a singer so...WHAT THE HECK singer it is. and im gonna make it happen. im going to choose an elective based on singing and acting pretty much. maybe one day, ill go to new york....and every night ill sing in karaoke bars and stuff like that. get people to know me. and also going to college with experience in fine arts. THERE IS NOO WAY i cant be sucessful... i already do have alot of experience. ive competed against other schools. gone to state competitions. done about 10 shows. and also. im in drama 3... in middle school. becuase ive had drama for 3 years in middle school. so i was going to ask my teacher to put me in like..drama 2 or 3 for high school. to be with people who are experienced in things like that. and also to learn more from them. i thinks its great!!!!!!!! thank you :) more

Resolved Question: I've written my personal statement but not sure if its actually finished. What do you think i could add to it?

Personal Statement I had never really been told I was ‘good’ at something, until my Media Studies teacher told me I was during my first year of Sixth Form. This is mainly the reason why I want to study media at university, so that I’m not just ‘good’, but great at something; and so it would be possible for to pursue my goals and dreams later on in life. I find the media, especially digital media, so effective and influential within society. I have always wanted to be a part of this industry, inspiring people through magazines, television and music as they have me, and would love to know what it feels like to inspire people through my work. I find it truly amazing how notes strung together, or how a script read on set can have such an impact on people, and I would be so appreciative to be given that kind of opportunity. I have within the past two years, developed a great interest in Photography and Digital Art. I was primarily attracted by this when I saw pictures taken by Charlie Waite, whose images capture mood and atmosphere with such an intelligent and perceptive style, and I would love to create work with as much impact with my photography. I also enjoy creating pieces of digital artwork, using Photoshop. I would love to be given the opportunity, in which I could incorporate these skills with my passion for media at university. At The King John Sixth Form, I studied Art and Design, English Literature and Media Studies. I enjoyed all of my subjects, especially Media Studies .I decided to drop English Literature so I was able to focus on the more interesting and fulfilling aspects of my other subjects. Now at A2 Level, I am being able to explore my strengths and weaknesses, so I can determine which areas I am most passionate about. I come from a family of three children, in which I am the oldest. I appreciate being brought up in a stable and loving family, and I feel I have benefited from this, especially by having constant support from both my parents and grandparents. Having this support in the household has shaped me into being friendly, enthusiastic and a student who is eager to gain more knowledge and broaden my horizons Having seen my parents both working hard in full time jobs, and still educating themselves further, to keep themselves abreast of their professions, it has made me realise that education is an ongoing process, and don’t feel it is an activity that is confined to school and university as a young student. As a student, I like to approach different subjects with an individual and alternative way of thinking, while ensuring I deliver what is needed of me. Also, with a lot of support from my teachers and tutors, I have learnt how to work with a level of autonomy, which will benefit my studies in a university setting. I have the confidence to develop and communicate ideas, and have the motivation to research and increase my depth of knowledge within my subjects. I think university education is essential for me to progress my chosen profession, and I am fully aware of the effort and commitment that is required to achieve my goals. I believe I will be an asset to the university, as a keen student and with an outgoing personality will be able to fully engage and support university life. I think that expanding on knowledge in educational settings with the guidance of personnel committed to passing on their excellence is an opportunity to embrace and I would like the chance to do that. more

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For PE, I want to do something that is not too straining, I can lose weight, and breath easy. Physical Education: Aerobic Dance Pilates Yoga or Fitness Center Art: Design 3D Design Drawing Life Drawing Silk Paintings Photography Digital Photography Digital Art and Design Graphic Design Painting Sculpture Pottery Jewelry Jewelry Casting Illustration I'm planning on majoring in pyschology, this is just for my 1st year in community college more

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Since I was 13 I wanted to be a photographer, over the years while taking many pictures of many things, I realized I enjoy photography of wildlife, buildings, and odd objects the most. I don't care for portraiture of any kind (humans an pets for example). I never thought I'd like building but my photography teacher had us do an assignment and I found it fun, and i notice interesting buildings now. I myself prefer film over digital. The Jr college i'm at right now has done away with their film class, luckily I took their black and white film photo class b4 they took it away. They have 3 digital camera classes. After i complete some math, history, and those 3 digital courses, I am ready to move onto a university. At the University I am studying under "ART" which in turn allows me to take a color film class. That's the only reason I'm going really, all the other classes I have to take I consider a bonus. At first I wanted to just work at nation geographic or other magazines, but as I look on I realize opening up galleries and freelance would also be fun. So my question is: to do the job(s) i wish to do, such as a wild life photographer, submitting my photography work magazines, newspapers, my own galleries, and what not...is a university degree even needed? Or can I just go right to my career desire after the jr college (4 yr)? I figure in the end its best to get a university diploma no matter what. But what if the photography work alone isn't enough to support me? I figure photo journalism is a good choice as I love to write. But I know a university degree is called for in doing a photo-journalist. Other than that, not sure what I'd like doing. So if you skip all that and want to know the basis of my question(s): is a university education required to goto into the field work i intend on doing, is photojournalism required a university degree? After Jr college can i just go str8 for my job(s), or is college even needed? Even if it isn't i at least intend on finishing Jr. College. more

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Right now I am 16 and a junior in high school. I really like photography and art in general. I like things such as working on the computer too. I like drawing too but I don't think that my drawings are the great. Here is some of my photography http://www.flickr.com/photos/carrierox4ever13/sets/72157604761459912/ and here is some of my art http://www.flickr.com/photos/carrierox4ever13/sets/72157604727221876/ There are 2 colleges I am looking into right now.... Here are the classes and a description of the classes College 1 (MCC) Graphic Design - digital imaging Students will study and practice designing with photographs utilizing digital photography and image editing software. Students will create product, portrait and landscape digital imagery, manipulate them in image editing software, and finally utilize in print graphic design projects. Emphasis will be placed on creating images and manipulating them in Photoshop CS2 to achieve desired results for print design. College 2 (BC) Graphic Communications This program is designed for students who want to combine graphic communication proficiency with marketing or Web design skills. It emphasizes technical, business, and creative development skills necessary for the presentation of information and ideas. Furthermore, the curricula focuses on the application of graphic communication in a variety of business environments where graphic design, marketing, advertising, sales, public relations, training and education are essential to the success of the business. Which one do you think would fit what I enjoy best?? I am also thinking about taking business classes because whatever I plan to do I think that a business degree would really help me out!! more

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B.A. Graphic Design B.A. Photography & Digital Media B.A. Studio Art: Drawing & Painting B.S. Biology, concentrations in: Allied Health Environmental Science General Biology B.A. Biology Education B.S. Marketing B.S. Business Management B.S. Finance (beginning Fall 2008) NEW! B.S. Management/ M.B.A. (5-year program) NEW! B.S. Computer Science B.S. Information Technology Management B.A. Human Dev./Early Child/Spec. Ed. B.A. Human Dev./Interdisciplinary/ Early Child/Spec. Ed. B.A. Human Dev./Elem/Gen. Spec. Ed. B.A. Human Dev./Interdisciplinary/ Elem/Spec. Ed. B.A. Biology Education B.A. English Education B.A./M.A.T. English B.A. Mathematics Education B.A. Modern Language Education B.A. Social Studies Education B.A. English B.A. English Education B.A./M.A.T. English (5-year program) B.A. Communications B.S. Criminal Justice B.A. History B.A. Political Science B.A. International Studies B.A. Liberal Studies B.A. Mathematics B.A. Mathematics EducationB.A. Modern Language Education B.A. Spanish B.S. Nursing B.A. Sociology B.A. Human Development B.A. Psychology B.A./M.S. Psychology (5-year program) Social Work minor I live in New Hampshire.Or which fields, as in more than one. I want to know my options that I would make a good amount of money in and then decide what I would be good at and enjoy doing out of those fields. more

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I'm torn between so many majors for college. I would love to be a french teacher, french translator, be a fashion designer, be an economist, OR I want to study penguins in Antartica. Thanks for CollegeBoard.com, here are some majors that tickle my fancy [but not them all]: Animal Behavior/Ethology, Animal Genetics, Animal Physiology, Art Teacher Education, Arts - General, Biology, Commercial Photography, Commercial/Advertising Art, Design/Visual Communications, Digital art, Drawing, Ecology, Economics, Environmental Biology, European History, Fashion Design, Fashion Merchandising, Foreign Language & Literature - General, Foreign Language Teacher Education, French, French Teacher Education, Humanities, Photography, Sociology, and Zoology. Which career should I choose? Which major will bring me closer to my dream career? Which is the most realistic? Please help! more

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It is now time for me to start going to the next step continuing on with my education. This year I have to choose what college or university I want to go to, and the area, which I wish to study, is art. However, I am not sure any more, and not sure really what I am good at. The work I am showing u is mostly photography and some digital work I have done. I just need an honest opinion on what you have to say. I have traditional pieces of work to , but have no way of showing u at the moment. here is a link to it http://yet-define.deviantart.com/gallery/ more

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