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Student Portfolio Review

Friday, April 11, 2008 Trinity Commons
2230 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, Ohio 44115
216.771.3630

Make Things Right with your Portfolio.
Come to the 24th Annual AIGA Cleveland Portfolio Review.

You’ve put a lot of time and effort into getting your portfolio ready, so show it off. Get feed-back, tips and knowledge from industry professionals on how to take your work and career to the next level. While you’re here, don’t forget to take advantage of the break-out sessions and networking opportunities. Local professionals offer insider information on how you can meet the right people, make the right impressions, find the jobs, and pick the ones you want. Building strong relationships is key…just ask.

Cost
AIGA student members: $30
~~Pre-registered by 4/4/08: $20~~

Student Non-members: $45
~~Pre-registered by 4/4/08: $35~~

Please note: students are encouraged to bring laptops to display interactive work. If you don’t have a computer, some will be provided at the event. Web sites must be self-contained and should not require any internet connection. Media should be formatted for the Macintosh. Non-web interactive work must be in stand-alone projector/viewer form on a CD.

Event Schedule
See here for Breakout Session details

9am – 10:45	Portfolio Review Break-Out One: Networking: how to find a job by getting to know people: Sunny Nixon Break-Out Two: Achieve your best print product every time you go to production (Hint: it’s not just about the art files): Genie Repros
11am – 12:45	Portfolio Review Break-Out One: Networking: how to find a job by getting to know people: Sunny Nixon Break-Out Two: From HOW to now: a journey through jobs in the design world: Amy D. Hawk
1pm – 2:45	Portfolio Review Break-Out One: Working at a greeting card company and not designing greeting cards: Joe Joyce Break-Out Two: From HOW to now: a journey through jobs in the design world: Amy D. Hawk
3pm – 4:45	Portfolio Review Break-Out One: Internet and Interactive Design and Marketing, and how to make yourself marketable: Laurie Demchak Break-Out Two: What every Designer needs to know about Marketing: Jason Therrien