SCAD CAREER FAIR 2013 Takes Place Friday, April 5th in SPRING QUARTER!!!

SCAD Career Fair 2013
10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Savannah International Trade and Convention Center
1 International Drive, Savannah, Georgia

Visit www.scad.edu/careerfair for the latest news and information.

HOW DO YOU GET TO THE CAREER FAIR?

TWO OPTIONS:

1) Drive Yourself or Carpool
SCAD Atlanta students and alumni may provide their own transportation to the Career Fair in Savannah. You may also take part in the How to work a Career Fair workshop (see details on next page).

2) SCAD Atlanta Opportunity Bus to the Career Fair
SCAD Atlanta Career and Alumni Success will provide FREE transportation from Atlanta to Savannah for the SCAD Career Fair, the premier recruitment opportunity with more than 100 top companies seeking talented students and alumni for a wide range of art and design jobs.

There is a limited amount of space available on the buses so please register as soon as possible at: scad.edu/careerfair > students > transportation

- Registration will OPEN on Monday, January 14
- DEADLINE for registration is Wednesday,
February 27

In order to secure your space on the Opportunity Bus to attend the SCAD Savannah Career Fair 2013, you are required to attend the following workshop:

Friday, March 1
How to work a Career Fair
11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
SCAD Atlanta main building, lecture room 256
Attend this workshop to learn how to make the most of the opportunities presented at the Career Fair. Also, grooming and dressing tips will be provided to make the best possible you from Head to Toe!

Please email any questions about the Career Fair Bus or How to Work a Career Fair workshop to careereventatl@scad.edu.

CAS 2013 Winter Quarter Workshop and Events!

PROFESSIONALISM PANEL DISCUSSION

Wednesday, January 23
Professionalism: Learning from the Pros
5:30 p.m.
Event Space 4C

Featuring a panel of leading industry experts:
- Barbara Griffin – Senior Vice President Image Management, Turner Broadcasting Systems, Inc.
- Neal Holman – Art Director (Archer), Floyd County Productions
- Bridget Johns – Vice President of Retail Sales, RetailNext
- Meredith Marsh Latham – Vice President, Product Development, Benchmark Brands
- Eric Sims – Producer (Archer, Unsupervised), Floyd County Productions

VIRTUAL INTERNSHIP WEEK

Monday, January 28 – Friday, February 1
Virtual Internship Week
SCAD Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia

Virtual Internship Week (VIW) is one of SCAD Atlanta’s premiere career events. It is a chance for students to learn about upcoming internship opportunities at companies in the U.S. and worldwide. The industry representatives who participate are creative recruiters, creative managers or internship coordinators. They will speak to a group of students on campus via Adobe/SCAD Connect or Skype, to let students know what the agency representative looks for in intern candidates and how their internship program works. Each presentation is an hour long covering many different SCAD majors.

Stay tuned for VIW detailed schedule of employers presenting and room locations. These will be released in early January 2013 at the CAREERSATL blog – blog.scad.edu/careersatl

CAREER EXTRAVAGANZA

The office for career and alumni success at SCAD Atlanta presents the “Career Success Extravaganza Experience.” This one-day series of career development workshops will assist you in securing an internship or full-time job.

Friday, February 8
Masterpiece Resumes for Artists and Designers
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Digital Media Center theater
You are unique and your résumé needs to reflect this. We will show you how to organize your ideas and create a strong, professional art/design résumé – it will truly be your masterpiece!

Friday, February 8
How Do I Get an Internship?
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Digital Media Center theater
Hear about the best ways to locate the internship you have been hoping for and what the difference is between internships “for credit” and “for experience” and how and when you may do an internship at college.

Friday, February 8
Networking Your Way to Success
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Digital Media Center theater
Is speaking in public excruciating? Do you forget to hand out your business cards? Do you have business cards? If you were in an elevator with Steven Spielberg would you pretend like you didn’t see him and try to fade into the wall? Most of the career opportunities you
will have in your life will come through effective networking. Learn how to do it and actually enjoy it.

RÉSUMÉ SPOT CHECK

January 14 – March 7
Résumé Spot Check in the Hub, Drop by
Every Monday, 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m., Hub
Every Thursday, 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m., Hub

You are certainly a creative + professional student but sometimes you just have a quick career question. Stop by the career and alumni success “Résumé Spot Check” booth in the Hub for a few minutes to have our staff quickly review your résumé and answer any of your career questions.

DON’T MOCK THE INTERVIEW!

Practice Mock Interview Sessions
By appointment only
Student Success Center, first floor

You are perfect just the way you are but maybe a bit nervous or just curious about being interviewed – either way, a mock interview is great practice. Schedule an individual mock interview to practice your interviewing skills. We will videotape you as we conduct a professional-style, 15 minute interview; then we will play back the videotape and provide helpful feedback on your presentation. Mock interviews are by appointment only and last about 40 minutes. Please email careersatl@scad.edu to schedule one.

Coca-Cola 48 hour repack student packaging design competition!

Coca-Cola will be having a 48 hour repack student packaging design competition! For more information please visit their website at:  http://48hrrepack.com/

2013 Competition dates:

Starts –  Friday 2/22         7 pm

Ends –  Sunday 2/24         7 pm

Lucasfilm Presentation Monday, Nov. 13, 5 p.m. Digital Media Center, Screening Room Atlanta

Lucasfilm Presentation
Monday, Nov. 13, 5 p.m.
Digital Media Center, Screening Room, Atlanta, Georgia

Career Internship Panels- Nov. 9, SCAD Atlanta, Event Space 4C

Learn more about the internship search process and effective career planning strategies from a panel of former interns. Network with staff and students in your respective major areas. Attend one or attend all. These events are mandatory for all First-year Experience courses and is open to all students. For more information, send an email.

10 a.m. — Schools of Fashion, Building Arts, Liberal Arts, and Fine Arts including the following majors: fashion, fashion marketing and management, luxury and fashion management, interior design, arts administration, writing, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.

11:30 a.m. — Schools of Communication Arts, and Digital Media including the following majors: graphic design, advertising, sequential art, illustration, animation, television production, visual effects, motion media, and interactive design and game development.

Atlanta Pitch Summit 2012 and Scholarship! Deadline October, 19th!!

Below is information regarding a professor recommended scholarship for the Atlanta Pitch summit! The deadline is this Friday, October 19th!!
If you would like to attend the Atlanta Pitch Summit then visit the link below!

http://atlantapitchsummit.com/info/

Scholarship Name: Atlanta Pitch Scholars
Value: Admission into the Atlanta Pitch Summit 2012
Eligible Classification: Junior, Senior
Minimum GPA: 2.75
Eligible School: Morehouse College, Spelman College, Clark Atlanta University, Georgia State University, Savannah College Art & Design
Eligible location: Atlanta, GA
Nomination Deadline: October 19, 2012
How to apply: Student must be nominated by a professor from respective school.
Scholarship Details: The Atlanta Pitch Summit™ is a weekend event for all writers, producers, directors actors, & entertainment entrepreneurs to pitch their idea to television networks and film studios. This scholars program enables college students who are pursuing a career in TV, film and other broadcast entertainment areas to gain hands on knowledge from and interact with industry professionals.
Donor/Sponsor Name: Ty Johnston, TV & Film producer

Interesting information about interviews with employers!

CASS Fall Quarter 2012 workshops! Career Extravaganza!

CASS Fall Quarter 2012 workshops! Career Blitz for Freshmen!

iSanctuary Jewelry Design Competition

iSanctuary Jewelry Design Competition

Contest Dates: September 14, 2012 – October 16, 2012
School: Savannah College of Art & Design

What iSanctuary’s All About:
iSanctuary is a social entrepreneurship which employs young women rescued from human trafficking in both India and the US through the production and sale of fashion jewelry. All of the jewelry is currently designed and produced in Mumbai, India. iSanctuary founder, Stephanie Pollaro, creates the designs. The Indian women we employ then produce the jewelry, and it’s shipped to the US headquarters for distribution.

The Competition Down Low:
iSanctuary is now giving SCAD students the exclusive opportunity to design the newest piece of the iSanctuary jewelry line! The winning design will be produced and sold nationwide. All submissions will be evaluated by the iSanctuary design team, and the top five designs will be chosen. Those designs will then be featured on our social media outlets to leave it up to our community to vote on their favorite design. The design with the most votes is declared the winner! The winning designer will receive national exposure on iSanctuary’s website and social media, an interview with iSanctuary and $100 worth of our jewelry!

Guidelines:
You may enter the contest as many times as you’d like! Please use any combination of the following materials. You do not have to use the entire list, but you may not use any items not mentioned below.

• Burlap Rope (Jupe Rope)
• Scraps of Fabric (Think Recycled Indian Cotton Saris)
• Glass Beads (Generic)
• Chains (Plated in color is ok but please no gold plating)
• Faux Pearls
• Seed Beads
• Wire
• Acrylic Beads
• Sheets of metal (You may cut into other shapes if need be)
• Plastic beads
• Computer Parts/Spark Plugs
• Newspaper
• Embroidery Floss (Like that would be used for crocheting)
• Zippers
• Charms
• Semi Precious Stones

Here’s How It Works:
1) You submit design work
2) iSanctuary’s design team determines top 5 designs
3) iSanctuary community will vote on the top winning design
4) We will produce and sell the final design, paying the winning designer $100 in iSanctuary jewelry merchandise.
5) Designers need to accept our terms and conditions before submitting entry.
6) Designers keep the rights to the sketch, but we get exclusive rights to manufacture and sell the product.

Submissions:
Please email submissions to Michelle Johnson at michelle@isanctuary.org
Submissions Must Include the Following:
• At least 3 images
• Instructional “How to Video”
• List of Materials
• One sample sent to iSanctuary HQ at 17935 Sky Park Circle Suite F Irvine, CA 92614
• Design Files

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