Enjoy a few samples of work from my first group of online students from The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). They grew tremendously over the 10-week course, and I couldn't be prouder of them! I'm teaching again this winter and can't wait to see the lightbulbs glow as the course progresses.
Teaching Adjunct at SCAD
They call me Professor Ludlam, though I tell them they can call me Renée. :) In March, I taught my first undergraduate course at The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), GRDS 285, Graphic Design Media Management. It is an early level graphic design course, so many of the students were from other majors. The diverse and fantastic group of 20 students grew tremendously over the 10-week course, and I couldn't be prouder of them. They taught me much along the way, and I am excited to teach again in the fall.
A few examples of student work:
AIGA Jacksonville 25th Annual Portfolio Review
My husband and I had the chance to head down to Jacksonville, where I joined AIGA as a volunteer reviewer for college student portfolios at UNF. The amazing Jessica Hische gave a presentation about her work the night before, and we were able to hit up OneSpark.
Photo by AIGA Jacksonville.
Presenter at SCAD Career Fair 2014
Photo by SCAD
I was asked by SCAD to speak as a panelist, sharing business tips and stories about what it's like to work for myself. We had about 100-125 students who asked fantastic questions.
Interview with Lamar Graphic Design Students
I was asked for an interview by Lamar graphic design professor, Sherry Saunders, to share with her environmental graphic design students a little about the industry and my process. You can read the full interview on their blog: lamargraphicdesignblog.wordpress.com/