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Winners List 2018 UCDA DESIGN COMPETITION WINNERS LIST 2018 JUDGES PRINT The UCDA DESIGN COMPETITION recognizes the best of the exceptional design work done to promote educational institutions— secondary, vocational, or higher education. UCDA MOSAIC BY JODY ZAMIROWSKI Jane A. Dorn is an Associate Dave Dryden is Associate Vice Val Sloan received her MFA from Professor of Graphic Design in the President for Marketing and Brand the University of Florida in 1999 SC School of the Arts at Anderson Strategy at Clemson University. and has been pursuing a career University. She holds a BFA in Dave has worked in higher in design education since 2000. Graphic Design from Louisiana education in creative roles for She has taught at her alma mater State University and an MA in almost 28 years, first as a designer then moved to Belmont University Graphic Design from the Savannah and now, as the chief marketing and most recently as an Associate College of Art and Design. and branding officer for Clemson. Professor at Roger Williams University since 2007. DIGITAL Dr. Troy Abel received his Ph.D. Karyn Adams is Principal Dustin Thomas is a nationally in Human Computer Interaction and Creative Director for H·A award-winning conceptual thinker. and MFA in Graphic Design, both ThirtyOne, specializing in creative In his 15 years in the industry, he from Iowa State University. He marketing and communications has created incredibly successful has 25+ years of industry, and 10+ strategies, content development, and innovative campaigns for years of academic experience, in and connecting the dots. Currently national and global brands. Graphic Design, User Experience her focus is in higher education, Notable clients include America’s Design, Usability Testing, Design working with roughly 30 colleges Navy, Ford, Apple, iTunes, Nike, Education, and Human Computer and universities. She has judged Coca-Cola, Microsoft, Mazda, and interaction. Troy is currently design competitions in the past Puma/Cobra Golf, among others. an Assistant Professor of User and has spoken at numerous All credit information provided by the Experience Design at University of events across the country. entrant or institution at the time the North Texas. winning piece was submitted. UCDA is not responsible for any errors or omissions. A sincere thank you to the judges of the 2018 UCDA Design Competition. JUDGES CHOICE PRINT PRINT JUDGE —JANE DORN PRINT JUDGE —DAVE DRYDEN PRINT JUDGE —VAL SLOAN Magazine—Complete Unit Magazine—Complete Unit In-house Team PRINT JUDGES Maryland Institute College of Art The Rockefeller University Temple University Commotion Seek Peer to Peer Influencer Video Mailer JANE DORN Design Army/Design Firm Point Five/Design Firm Michael Mastroianni/Director of Research Associate Professor Debra Rubino/Vice President for Strategic Communications Alissa Levin/Creative Director Mary Ann Fong/Associate Director, Creative Strategy Tracy Newman/Associate Vice President for Communications Nathan Eames/Design Director Gina Benigno/Video Production Manager Graphic Design Michael Rund/Director of Publications Benjamin Levine/Design Director Lou Peluyera/Videographer SC School of the Arts Lorri Angelloz/Writer Kara Gordon/Designer Joseph V. Labolito/Photographer Anderson University Nicole Clark/Writer Zachary Veilleux/Editor-in-Chief Lael Troupe/Associate Director, Design Allison Eatough/Writer Eva Kiesler/Managing Editor Didier Garcia/Senior Designer Yam Chew Oh/Writer Katherine Fenz/Writer Angelo Fichera/Content Manager DAVE DRYDEN Derek Parsons/Writer Alexander Gelfand/Writer Catrell Thomas/Writer David Noonan/Writer Associate Vice President for Wynne Parry/Writer Marketing and Brand Strategy ISSUE N°5 FALL 2017 Alexandra MacWade/Writer Clemson University COMMOTION MICA Mario Morgado/Photographer Jacob Pritchard/Photographer Frank Veronsky/Photographer A LOUDER CONVERSATION THAN WITH The Voorhes/Photographer VAL SLOAN A BOMB KELSEY SCHMITT — — ART MEETS SCIENCE FULL — Jasu Hu/Illustrator BLEED ALLANA CLARKE — Design Education Coach/Trainer — ADAPT COMMUNITY & ADOPT Paul Hoppe/Illustrator ARTS LEADERS — AWARDS & RECOGNITION Saravati Design Institute — Andre da Loba/Illustrator MASTERWORK Yuko Shimizu/Illustrator Kelly McLees/Producer ISSUE N°5 | FALL 2017 ISSUE N°5 | FALL MARYLAND INSTITUTE COLLEGE OF ART 4 5 JUDGES CHOICE DIGITAL DIGITAL JUDGE —DR. TROY ABEL DIGITAL JUDGE —KARYN ADAMS DIGITAL JUDGE —DUSTIN THOMAS Green Reduction Video Video DIGITAL JUDGES University of California, Davis Utah Valley University Utah Valley University UC Davis NOW Who Am I? Who Am I? DR. TROY ABEL Jennifer Vaughn/Senior Graphic Designer Benji Allred/Director Benji Allred/Director Assistant Professor of User Cesar Cervantes/Graphic Designer Spencer Allred/Editor Spencer Allred/Editor Steffi Brikovich/Client Relations Specialist Ryan King/Music and Sound Designer Ryan King/Music and Sound Designer Experience Design Debra Cleveland/Content Specialist Spencer Childs/Producer Spencer Childs/Producer University of North Texas Kirsten Hammann/Interim Executive Director of Student Samuel Hadlock/Producer Samuel Hadlock/Producer Affairs Marketing and Communications Jason Terry/Producer Jason Terry/Producer KARYN ADAMS Andrew McDaniel/Interim Associate Director of Engagement Brady Aste/Costumes and Set Design Brady Aste/Costumes and Set Design and Retention Sierra Lawrence/Costumes and Set Design Sierra Lawrence/Costumes and Set Design Principal and Creative Director H·A ThirtyOne DUSTIN THOMAS Freelance Writer, Director & Creative Strategist 6 7 Excellence Excellence Utah Valley University Drury University Utah Valley University Senior Viewbook #Drurybound Acceptance Package LIST OF WINNERS Sam Hadlock/Art Director/Lead Designer Sarah Jones/Senior Designer Kris Coles/Producer Corey Ritter/Writer PRINT Brian Folgelberg/Designer James Pikul/Associate Director of Admission Marketing Shari Warnick/Designer Don Ameye/Creative Director Jay Drown/Photographer RECRUITMENT/VIEWBOOK—COMPLETE UNIT Justin James Muir/Photographer Nate Edwards/Photographer Excellence Nat Rea/Photographer Hans Koepsell/Photographer Drury University Excellence Patrick O’Connor/Photographer August Miller/Photographer Matthew Smith/Photographer Thrival Kit Series Colorado State University Sam Hadlock/Writer Sarah Jones/Senior Designer Find Your State Jay Wamsley/Writer Excellence Spencer Childs/Writer Corey Ritter/Writer Elias Martinez/Creative Director School of Visual Arts James Pikul/Associate Director of Admission Marketing Mark Hanson/Project Manager Don Ameye/Creative Director Cameron Nelson/Designer SVA Undergraduate Viewbook 2018-19 Excellence Anthony P. Rhodes/Executive Creative Director Adam Mendez/Designer Wake Forest University Excellence Allie Ogg/Designer Gail Anderson/Creative Director WFU Admissions Viewbook Lisa Schmitz/Designer Brian E. Smith/Art Director Merrimack College Hayes Henderson/Assistant Vice President of Lindsay Connors/Writer Ryan Durinick/Senior Designer Merrimack College Acceptance Package Kelsey Haight/Design Intern Creative Communications Brent Piper/Director of Design PBD/Design Firm Excellence Sunnie Ching Tien Lee/Design Intern Shannon Beer/Art Director Lamae Nembhard/Design Intern Bart Rippin/Executive Director of Creative Communications Mary Reed/Designer Hartford Art School/University of Hartford Eric Corriel/Lead Web Designer and Developer Rob Daniels/Writer Matteo Gulla/Illustrator Hartford Art School Viewbook Sheilah Ledwidge/Managing Editor/Writer Ken Bennett/University Photographer Crackerjack Communications/Writer Mark G. Snyder/Art Direction/Designer Gail Anderson/Writer Gretta Kohler/Associate Director of Creative Production Kevin Sepe/Art Direction/Designer Angela Riechers/Writer Shana Atkins/Assistant Director of Account Management Michael Malyszko/Photographer Constanza Segovia/Illustrator Jennifer Liang/Production Manager Kyle Webster/Illustrator Tom Kates/Photographer Abby Kreh/Proofreader Excellence Rachel Leff/Proofreader Gold Excellence Tricia Tisak/Proofreader Kean University, Michael Graves College, Watkins College of Art Middlebury College Jeremy Cohen/Principle Photography Admit Packet Design Studio Tyler Kufs/Principle Photography Watkins College of Art Lookbook Kean University, Michael Graves Sam Morgan/Facilities Photography Stoltze Design/Design Firm Paul Dahm/Designer College Viewbook Brian Azer/Designer/Art Director Pamela Fogg/Creative Director Caroline Crawford/Writer Katrina Streisguth/Student Designer Excellence Ron Wagner/Writer Carey Bass/Designer Rose Gonnella/Art Director/Production Manager Texas Tech University, Talkington College Timothy Davis/Writer Sam Angel/Photographer Chris Spencer/Senior Multimedia Producer Christopher J. Navetta/Art Director/Production Manager Texas Tech University, Vastly Different Clif Stoltze/Creative Director Demetrius Borge/Multimedia Producer Dawnmarie McDermid/Art Directors/Production Manager Landesberg Design/Design Firm Brendan Tapley/Creative Director Kipp Madison/Art Director/ Designer Watkins College of Art/Client Excellence Excellence Ilona Segedy/Writer Massachusetts College of Art and Design Rebecca Kriger/Photography University of Michigan MassArt Undergraduate Viewbook RR Donnelly/Printer RECRUITMENT/OTHER College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Sametz Blackstone Associates/Design Firm Kessler Scholars Invitation Package Alex Budnitz/Designer Excellence Excellence John Lofy/Writer/Director of Marketing Communications Universal Wilde/Printing University of Holy Cross Crossroads School for Arts & Sciences Erin Nelson/Designer/Illustrator/Art
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