Graphic Communications Network
Your Guide to the Printing and Graphic Communication Industry
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Alicia Baynes
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- Powder Springs, GA
- United States
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Hey thanks! This seems to be a great way to share information. Did you have the follow up questions for this activity?
Thank you so much.
Thank you. Great website for higher order thinking--compare/contrast and academic ties.
Thank you! I got it! I'll look over it tonight or tomorrow.
How long do you spend on typography?
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- Graphic Design Teacher
- What do you do in the Graphic Communications Industry?
- teach & design
- Explain a bit about yourself.
- I have taught graphics for 15 years and I am excited about learning new things from other teachers.
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- At 11:01am on February 16, 2010,
shaun dudek said… - Alicia,
I am not seeing you in the membership listing for the International Graphic Arts Education Association. www.IGAEA.org Our most recent newsletter is on the home page, and our new website is up and running. We currently have 340+ paid members, mostly teachers in the graphic communications areas, and/or our sustaining members from industry.
Each year for the past 84 years, our organization holds an annual conference on a college or university campus. New members have an option of applying for the Paul Von-Holtz Incentive Award to receive full, or impart Conference Registration costs. I have given the link to the current application for our 2010 85th Annual Conference at Illinois State University.
http://www.igaea.org/conference-incentive-awards/paul-von-holtz-award
I would be happy to answer any questions you might have about our association.
Sincerely,
Shaun Dudek, President IGAEA
Professor, College of DuPage, Glen Ellyn, IL
www.cod.edu/gat
- At 10:03am on December 16, 2009, Tony Fitchett gave Alicia Baynes a gift…
- At 9:45pm on February 3, 2009,
Natalie Hynson said… - I'm still new at this too. I started a facebook page about a month or so ago. Now that is a lot of fun. If you don't already have one I suggest signing up. You would be amazed at the number of people that is on facebook. My 20th high school reunion is this year and I've already been contact about through facebook. This site is a little difficult to get around compared to facebook. It was good seeing you this weekend. Maybe we could plan a double date another time :)
- At 10:03pm on February 2, 2009,
Brian Regan said… - Welcome to GC Net Alicia. There is a lot of information already on the site, but we encourage everyone to share and participate.
Let me know if you need anything.
Brian
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Graphic Communications -…
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Georgia Graphic & Design…
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Print education can lead…
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What if PrintED Competen…
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Just read this on Printing Impressions website - Click Here
I could only find one picture on the web, so if anyone is in the area, could you snap some pictures and share?
NEW YORK CITY—July 29, 2010—Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe today joined…
The Electronic Document Systems Foundation (EDSF), the non-profit organization dedicated to the document communications industry, presented scholarship awards to full-time students attending accredited colleges and universities in the United States…
Congratulations Pat from all of us here at GCC-Meet.
Pat Klarecki, Professor, Printing Management, College of Engineering Technology, Ferris State University (Big Rapids, Michigan) has been named the eighth recipient of the Print and Graphics Schola…
The role of graphic arts education in our society, challenges and relevance. We can meet the challenges.
A place to discuss the merits and benefits of making PrintED competencies (not the accreditation) freely available.
Virginia's secondary and post-secondary print & graphics teachers
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