This is the official site for the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. At this site you can learn about the curriculum, faculty, student organizations as well as ask questions and get printed admission information. Also, you can view a short video about the school. The Newhouse School offers a major in Graphics as well as Photography and New Media to mention just a few areas.
This is the all-inclusive site for Syracuse University. Everything you ever wanted to know about SU is included from academics to sports to the SU Bookstore where discounted software and computers are offered at educational pricing meant for students, faculty & staff of any educational institution. If you are looking for information about the various schools and their requirements this is the place to go.
This is the official international headquarters site in Rhode Island. It includes information from the annual competition including a searchable database of recent winners. If you want more information about SND or want to joint this one-if-a-kind organization this is the place to go. You can also buy books and slides online, look up membership information, sign up for a workshop or view the job bank. It will link you to SND's international and student affiliates as well as other helpful sites.
The Poynter Institute for Media Studies in St. Petersburg, Fla. has a design / graphics section on its site with a wealth of information about design, color use, day-to-day design news and opinions and this is just the beginning of the coverage which is updated daily. It also covers writing / editing, photojournalism, TV / radio, diversity & ethics issues and has helpful tips in the design, print and electronic media areas, to mention just a few. Dozens of seminars are offered each year with registration requirements and forms on this site. Some seminars are free to educators and students!
The Visual Editors site provides message boards, blogs and multimedia journalism learning tools for students. If you haven't checked out this site, it's well worth some quality time. As you'll find out, not every designer thinks alike. This is the place to go if you'd like to read, and perhaps join in, on some lively debates -- right or wrong. This site provides a wonderful service to students as well as professional designers.
Below are official SND student affiliate sites. If your site is not listed and you are a recognized SND affiliate with an active Web site you can be added to this list by sending the URL to Prof. Matlock. For professional international affiliate sites go to http://www.snd.org/ (note site description above).
(NOTE: Most of SND's student affiliate Web sites have either changed URL addresses or no longer have active Web sites. Please send us your working URL and we'll post it here.
