Register for the Digital Arts Conference by February 8 to be entered into a drawing for a FREE iPod Shuffle, courtesy of the Albuquerque Apple Store.
Register online or with our Registration Office (use course # 55800RQA) for the Digital Arts Conference by February 8 — and that enters you in the drawing for the iPod Shuffle! That’s it! Winner will be posted on our blog the following week. More surprise giveaways at the Conference.
Every registrant enjoys the real prize when they attend:
Digital Arts Conference, March 1, 2008, Saturday, 9 am - 4 pm
Discover how to break into or expand your work in the Filmmaking or Digital Arts industries from top design firms and agencies. Network with the Pros! Presenters include:
Keynote: Bart Cleveland, Creative Director and Partner with McKee, Wallwork & Cleveland: Bart will show examples of major campaigns that demonstrate what is important in successful branding. His work for clients such as Coca-Cola, CNN, the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, and Dow has appeared in markets across the globe.
Jason Hariton, Director of Albuquerque Studios: Jason will explain the unlimited potential in job growth triggered by this exciting facility and new incentives in the entertainment industry! Jason’s background includes responsibilities in all aspects of studio operations and coordination for major motion picture, television, commercial and music productions, more recently including Paramount’s “Beowulf” and DreamWorks’ “Blades of Glory.”
It’s for real, folks! New Mexico has opportunities for creative careers like never before. Catch the wave by attending:
Digital Arts Conference, Saturday, March 1, 2008
Studio Strategies & Techniques:
Graphic Design, Web Design, Photography & Filmmaking
See our website for the exciting features of the Digital Arts Conference in March, and how it can benefit you as a working creative design professional. Check out our discount for full-time students!
Enroll online here | or call Registration at 277-0077— use course # 55800RQA
Enrollments accepted until day of event. iPod contest ends February 8.
Questions? Contact the Program Supervisor, digitalarts@dce.unm.edu, or 277-6037.
Note: Color of iPod Shuffle may vary from illustration. Holds up to 12 hours of skip-free music playback. Charge & sync with included USB dock. Includes earbuds.
45-hour Entry Level Course
By Jane Mahoney: “The University of New Mexico’s Continuing Education Department offers programs in 
Manually operated switchboards were once New Mexico’s “link to the world,” including one used to warn of an attack by Pancho Villa in 1916! Our day also includes a WPA tour at UNM, guided by Joe McKinney, who wrote “Historic Preservation Policy” for the UNM Board of Regents. Franklin D. Roosevelt ’s historic WPA program provided funding for arts and architecture at UNM and throughout the USA. Fee includes travel, museum admissions, tour & guide.
Indulge in the healing natural geothermal waters of Ojo Caliente Hot Springs in the heart of northern New Mexico in a variety of pools, both indoor and outdoor, of different temperatures and mineral composition, for a day of splendid relaxation. If you like, relax on the porch of the old lodge or hike the area’s trails. Fee includes travel and 7 mineral pools and steams and saunas at the facility. Extras may be purchased.
The Bishop’s Lodge, just outside of Santa Fe, is one of the National Trust Historic Hotels of America. It is a living reminder of nearly four centuries of Spanish, Native American and Southwestern cultures, and began as a private retreat for the city’s first archbishop, the iconic Bishop Lamy. Our guide, Dr. Robert Gish, author, Erna Fergusson Distinguished Alumnus of the University of NM, compares the two seminal accounts of Bishop Lamy, one the novel, Death Comes to the Archbishop, by Willa Cather, the other the profile by Robert Horgan. Fee includes lunch, guide and travel.
Charlie Carrillo has graciously allowed us to visit his home studio. We’ll see first hand where he and his wife Debbie do their beautiful work, and he is willing to answer any questions we may have about santos, santeros, and spirituality in Northern New Mexico. Space is limited. Fee includes guide, travel and lunch. The afternoon activity is a mystery!
The Horse Shelter is home to horses that have been rescued from abuse and neglect. They love visitors and attention and are willing models. You will have the opportunity to photograph both group and individual portraits. You do not have to be a photographer to participate. Feel free to bring a sketchbook or simply enjoy and interact with the horses in this beautiful setting. Fee includes travel and instruction in photographing animals.
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Mark Justice Hinton, instructor with I.T. and Digital Arts at UNM Continuing Education, recently published “Windows Vista Solutions,” subtitled “How to Love Your Vista, from PC Magazine.” Mark is the sole author of the 20-chapter, 457-page textbook, which covers everything from whether to upgrade to Vista or buy a new PC, to Vista’s multimedia features. 
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