student of design at the minneapolis college of art and design.

http://www.ryanhageman.com

resume:

Ryan Hageman

Education
Minneapolis College of Art and Design Bachelor of Fine Arts - Graphic Design Anticipated Date of Graduation: May 2010

Illinois Institute of Art Bachelor of Fine Arts - Graphic Design August 2005 - August 2007

Coursework Included
Ideation and Process, Typography, Media Arts/Analysis, Electronic Preptress, Digital Illustration, Publication Design

Technical Skills
Adobe CS3: InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, Dreamweaver; XHTML, CSS, ActionScript 2.0/3.0; Photography, Photo Editing and Manipulation; Image and Negative Scanning.

Extracurricular Involvement
AIGA - American Institute of Graphic Arts 2005 - Present

STA - The Society of Typographic Arts 2005 - Present

MCAD Design Club 2007 - Present

Visual Voltage - AIGA Student Chapter 2005 - 2007

Employment
Circulation Coordinator Media Services Department Minneapolis College of Art and Design September 2007 - Present The distribution of media related technology and administration of an equipment database; including systems, and equipment troubleshooting.

Event Technician Information Technology Department Minneapolis College of Art and Design September 2007 - Present The preparation and management of lecture based presentations, film screenings, and artistic performances/exhibitions, using digital audio visual equipment.

Technology Administrator Illinois Institute of Art October 2006 - August 2007 The rental of various media related equipment to university patrons, in addition to the management of digital technology studios.

Experience
Interpretations in Space of Time (poster) A promotional poster advertising the event “interpretations in space of time”, a multidisciplinary collaborative performance art exhibition.

Martin Luther King Jr. (campaign system) A comprehensive design system promoting Martin Luther King Jr. as a fictitious candidate in the 1964 presidential race. Designed reflecting time-period aesthetics to include posters, bumper stickers, lawn signs, and buttons.

ETR Associates non-profit (information system) A redesign for a series of informative public health materials intended for university campus wide distribution.