ImPrint Meeting TONIGHT
This just in from the college's new online magazine, ImPrint:
iMPrint Magazine: College Life’s Internet Magazine will be holding its first planning session for the Fall 2005 on MONDAY, MARCH 28 AT 7 P.M. IN PARK 322 (conference room on the third floor).
To become an official Park Media outlet means incorporating the ideas and skills of students across campus, but especially in the Park School. This is a time for students to become involved with iMPrint and have a direct impact on its future. Whether it is written content, web features, flash elements, online promotions, web editing, web design, photography, online gaming or something we haven’t even thought of yet, we want to incorporate your ideas into iMPrint’s new design.
With funding for next year and a professional site overhaul, iMPrint is poised to become Ithaca College’s premier online outlet for literary and long-form journalism, as well as convergence audio/video features and creative works (poems, short stories, etc).
iMPrint not only strives to provide useful and entertaining content, but also the tools for students to become actively involved in areas that they are passionate about.
People aren’t remembered for their intentions, but for their actions. Leave your iMPrint at the meeting March 28 at 7 p.m. in Park 322 and during the coming years.
For more information, contact Chris Baxter, Editor in Chief, at cbaxter1@ithaca.edu
iMPrint Magazine: College Life’s Internet Magazine will be holding its first planning session for the Fall 2005 on MONDAY, MARCH 28 AT 7 P.M. IN PARK 322 (conference room on the third floor).
To become an official Park Media outlet means incorporating the ideas and skills of students across campus, but especially in the Park School. This is a time for students to become involved with iMPrint and have a direct impact on its future. Whether it is written content, web features, flash elements, online promotions, web editing, web design, photography, online gaming or something we haven’t even thought of yet, we want to incorporate your ideas into iMPrint’s new design.
With funding for next year and a professional site overhaul, iMPrint is poised to become Ithaca College’s premier online outlet for literary and long-form journalism, as well as convergence audio/video features and creative works (poems, short stories, etc).
iMPrint not only strives to provide useful and entertaining content, but also the tools for students to become actively involved in areas that they are passionate about.
People aren’t remembered for their intentions, but for their actions. Leave your iMPrint at the meeting March 28 at 7 p.m. in Park 322 and during the coming years.
For more information, contact Chris Baxter, Editor in Chief, at cbaxter1@ithaca.edu
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