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Perseus Interim Evaluation Report, Data Innovation Project, University Of Southern Maine

Publications

The Data Innovation Project (DIP) from the University of Southern Maine’s Catherine Cutler Institute serves as the external evaluator for the USDA NIFA SAS-funded Promoting Economic Resilience and Sustainability of the Eastern U.S. Forests (PERSEUS) project. This project is a joint effort between Purdue University, the University of Georgia, and the University of Maine. The DIP supports the project in assessing its progress, implementation, and emerging impacts through data collection from project participants and systematic document review (i.e. annual USDA reports, personnel lists, and meeting notes). This includes synthesizing quantitative and qualitative data and incorporating these metrics into independent evaluation …

Visioning Towards Abolition: Building An Asian American Movement, Kathy Wu, Angela Chang, Graphic Design Department, Fleet Library, Special Collections

Faculty & Librarian Work

24 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 22 cm. Title from cover. Cover included in pagination. At head of cover: "Building an Asian American movement". "Second edition printed in 2026 by Many Folds Press on a RISO SF9450. Edition of 150."--back cover.

Includes bibliographical references. Special zines copy has a library book pocket and card with information on the publisher, Many Folds Press. RISD Faculty, kathy wu, RISD Graphic Design faculty.

Visioning Towards Abolition is a zine about the history of policing in the United States, and ways that carceral frameworks have impacted — and organized — Asian Americans.

Included …

Perspectives On Firearm Storage Conversations: Summary Of Health Care Provider Interviews And Parent Focus Group, Rachel M. Gallo Mph

Publications

This report summarizes perspectives from Maine parents who own firearms and health care providers on safe firearm storage and related conversations in health care settings. Through interviews and a parent focus group, the project explored how firearms are stored, what influences storage decisions, and how families and providers feel about discussing firearm safety. Parents emphasized the importance of responsible ownership, education, and individualized storage solutions, while identifying cost as a key barrier to safer storage options. Many health care providers expressed interest in addressing firearm safety but cited limited time, lack of training, and concerns about patient trust as challenges. …

2025 Art205 Graphic Design I Portfolio - Fall Issue, Morehead State University. Department Of Communication, Media, Art And Design.

Graphic Design Student Artwork Projects

The Fall 2025 graphic design project portfolio of professor Siriporn Peters' ART205 course.

Script To Sans: The Shift Toward Minimalist Branding, Angela Brayton, Abigail Derouard

Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Showcase

It has become common for companies to do rebrands from more detailed, complex branding to simple and bold branding. With lettering, there has been a trend of companies shifting from script to sans serif typefaces. This pattern brought us to the question, why? It’s important to understand trends in graphic design like this one to get a better grasp of marketing strategies and consumer preferences. It’s also good practice as graphic designers to stay up to date with social and cultural shifts, so we can apply that knowledge and make smart design choices. While there isn’t much research on this …

"Maine Office Of Behavioral Health’S Section 17 Self-Direction Pilot Program: Executive Summary", Rachel M. Gallo Mph, Sarah Goan, Emma Schwartz

Publications

The Self-Directed Care (SDC) pilot program in Maine tested a service delivery model that allows individuals with mental health needs to manage a personal budget, supported by a trained broker to purchase goods and services that best support their recovery goals. Funded through the American Rescue Plan Act, the Maine Office of Behavioral Health implemented the nine-month pilot in three counties, partnering with Alpha One, Maine’s Center for Independent Living, to provide reloadable debit cards for participant purchases. The program aimed to promote autonomy, satisfaction, and stability among adults receiving Section 17 Medicaid services while informing decisions about the model’s …

"Maine Office Of Behavioral Health’S Section 17 Self-Direction Pilot Program: Evaluation Report", Rachel M. Gallo Mph, Sarah Goan, Emma Schwartz, Aaron Rose

Publications

Maine’s Office of Behavioral Health conducted a nine-month pilot of Self-Directed Care to support adults with serious mental illness in Cumberland, Hancock, and Washington Counties. The program allowed eligible participants receiving MaineCare Section 17 services to manage a personal budget, guided by trained Support Brokers from Alpha One, to purchase goods and services that would advance their recovery goals. The pilot aimed to increase participant choice, autonomy, and flexibility in managing their mental health needs. Support Brokers worked closely with participants and Case Managers to develop and approve individualized purchase plans, monitor expenditures, and ensure alignment with treatment objectives. A …

Ivy Leaves, Volume 100, Anderson University - South Carolina

Ivy Leaves

The 2025 edition of the Anderson University journal of art and literature, Ivy Leaves.

The names of the known editors for this issue of Ivy Leaves were Jaylee Koon, Jenna Martin, Rachel Riddle, Milena Ulrich, Emma Brightman, Corinne Lowe, Torie Johnson, Anna Leigh Avant, Darcy Hseih, Kaylie Sheriff, Claudia Sarmiento, LIly Gregory, Ethan Wright, Elise Frauenholtz, KJ Lian, Ellie Gramm, Iley Gramm, Kenzi Miller, Ellie Ruperto, Miriam Cabrera-Santana, Ashlee Keller, Mateo De Los Cobos, Jacob Enzor, Claire Nunes, Abby McDonald, Heidi Dillow, Derek Updegraff and Tim Speaker.

Maine Career Exploration: Final Evaluation Report, Julia Bergeron-Smith Mppm, Msw, Sarah Goan, Madison Burke, Becky Wurwarg, Amy Geren, Shannon Saxby

Publications

The Maine Career Exploration (MCE) Program was a two-year, $25 million pilot initiative launched in 2022 by Governor Janet Mills as part of the Maine Jobs and Recovery Plan. The program aimed to connect young people aged 16 to 24 with Maine’s economy through paid, age-appropriate career experiences that matched their interests, while also expanding career exploration opportunities in schools and communities and building long-term infrastructure to sustain these efforts. Managed by the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development, MCE distributed funding across three main streams: the Maine Children’s Cabinet Career Exploration Pilot Project, the Maine Department of Education’s …

Graphic Design | Kelcy Williams, Kelcy Williams

JSU Student Symposium 2025

Graphic design entry for 2025 Student Symposium

Graphic Design | Abdul Bashiru Yussif, Abdul Bashiru Yussif

JSU Student Symposium 2025

Graphic design entry for 2025 Student Symposium

Graphic Design | Tara Holbrooks, Tara Holbrooks

JSU Student Symposium 2025

Graphic design entry for 2025 Student Symposium

Graphic Design | Laney O'Neal, Laney O'Neal

JSU Student Symposium 2025

Graphic design entry for 2025 Student Symposium

Graphic Design | Brittani Myers, Brittani Myers

JSU Student Symposium 2025

Graphic design entry for 2025 Student Symposium

Graphic Design | Khaled Mahmud, Khaled Mahmud

JSU Student Symposium 2025

Graphic design entry for 2025 Student Symposium

Graphic Design | Brandon Smith, Brandon Smith

JSU Student Symposium 2025

Graphic design entry for 2025 Student Symposium

Cartelera Espanto: Análisis De Cartel Cinematográfico De Terror En México Del Siglo Xx, Karla Daniela Frías González, Edgar Meritano

STEM for Success Showcase

UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA METROPOLITANA UNIDAD AZCAPOTZALCO

División Ciencias y Artes para el Diseño

Tesis para obtener el grado de Licenciado en Diseño de la Comunicación Gráfica

En el siglo XX hubo una explosión de cambios que revolucionaron al mundo, el cine se instauró como uno de los medios artísticos y de comunicación más importantes, un arte particularmente relacionado con la tecnología, que durante estos cien años se elevará a su máximo desarrollo pasando del cine mudo hasta el cine a todo color; con los movimientos bélicos obtuvo protagonismo, desde de la educación política, pues describía los valores de una nación o …

Senior Show - Merch Design, Nicole Tranel

Senior Art Portfolios

This Senior Capstone Project serves as the culmination of my undergraduate journey, highlighting the skills I have acquired and demonstrating my ability to apply them in real-world professional settings such as merch design. Through this project, I expanded my expertise beyond artistry, embracing design as a complementary skillset that enhances my creative and problem-solving abilities.

La Atmósfera Del Horror: Un Análisis De Los Elementos Visuales En Tomie De Junji Ito, Leslie T. García Cabrera, Edgar Meritano

STEM for Success Showcase

INTRODUCTION

New Perspectives on Horror Manga

The primary objective of this study is to analyze Japanese horror comics, known as manga, through the works of Junji Ito, particularly Tomie. This author has become a central figure in the genre, and his work is essential for understanding how horror in manga achieves an impact that goes beyond its graphic elements, utilizing a distinctive visual and narrative style that creates a unique atmosphere and evokes profound emotions in its readers.

The analysis begins with a comparison between sequential horror media, such as happenings, and editorial media like comics, where …

Your Choice Can Make A Difference, Abigail Derouard

Get Out The Vote Poster Exhibit

A poster designed to spread awareness of the power people have in their votes with the message "Your Choice Can Make A Difference." It's a reminder that your decisions have an impact and can shape communities and promote change, especially through voter participation.

Vote Quote, Abigail Derouard

Get Out The Vote Poster Exhibit

This text-based poster features an impactful quote from Sharon Salzburg to inspire people to recognize how important their voices are in shaping the future. It stresses the value of voting as an expression of commitment to oneself, their community, the country, and the world.

Every Vote Counts, Sara Reisdorf

Get Out The Vote Poster Exhibit

This poster was made for Art 480 Advanced Graphic Design. It is a type only poster, intended to encourage people to vote.

Vote Boat, Alyson Bosch

Get Out The Vote Poster Exhibit

This graphic is meant to encourage and excite people about the election and voting. It explores the concept of typography as imagery to convey a positive feeling to viewers as they analyze the pun behind it.

Use Your Voice, Alyson Bosch

Get Out The Vote Poster Exhibit

This graphic is meant to encourage and excite people about using their voices and exercising their right to vote. It explores the concept of graphics without typography to convey the power of speaking for what you believe in.

Ballot Box Poster, Sara Reisdorf

Get Out The Vote Poster Exhibit

This poster was made for Art 480 Advanced Graphic Design. It is an illustrative poster, intended to encourage people to vote.

Filled In Ballot, Angela Brayton

Get Out The Vote Poster Exhibit

Non-partisan poster made with the intent to encourage viewers to vote. It shows two ovals like those seen on a ballot with one scribbled in as though someone just voted.

Use Your Voice, Angela Brayton

Get Out The Vote Poster Exhibit

A non-partisan poster intended to encourage viewers to go out and vote.

Get Out The Vote, Gyuri Kim

Get Out The Vote Poster Exhibit

This is an illustration poster, which only uses illustrations. The message of this poster is to make people vote for the election.

Go Vote Usa Poster, Alex Midgarden

Get Out The Vote Poster Exhibit

This is a typographic rendition of the United States of America. The poster uses the Constitution to create the outline of the USA.

Q&A With Calyn Ashe (Bfa Graphic Design), Calyn Ashe

Q & A Interviews with Art Students

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