CIT 2009

1. Interdisciplinary Programs in a Digital Arts and Technology Alliance Yvonne Johnson, Dean of Humanities and Arts George Wasson, Vice President for Academic Affairs

5. Architectural Technology – AAS

6. Graphic Communications - AAS

7. Digital Media Certificates

10. An Interdisciplinary Alliance:Digital Arts and Technology Alliance

11. Architectural Technology Curriculum Range of courses offered: hand drafting, computer software drafting, 3-D modeling programs Solid base in the profession: art history, mechanical, and electrical Facilities Traditional drafting studios State-of-the-art computer-aided drafting and imaging labs Latest industry software and hardware All drafting tables include computer workstations with internet access

12. Building Information Modeling creates a 3-D building and the program interprets plans, elevations, etc. The 3-D students get a much better and more thorough understanding of how a project comes together.

13. Architectural Technology Faculty Working professionals who bring the most current industry practices into the classroom Advisory committee of local architects identifies relevant, marketable skills in architecture and architecture-related businesses Students Eligible to join the Meramec Architectural Society (MAS) Student Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIAS). Attend regularly scheduled networking events and building demonstrations

14. Charlene Meehl, Architectural Technology Student

15. Killian Smith Architect + Associates, P.C. “Over the years, I have hired approximately 4 interns from STLCC-Meramec. The interns from STLCC-M have consistently been more motivated and better trained than the other schools. I was so impressed with the level of training, I became part of the advisory committee of the architectural technology and have taught several courses as well.”

16. Architectural Technology Transfer Opportunities Graduates transfer to four and five-year professional programs Employment Opportunities Qualified for entry-level employment Drafting technicians and assistants to architects, interior designers, landscape designers Professional rendering and computer imaging companies Architectural product sales and support

17. Interior Design Curriculum Emphasizes a strong foundation in visual art skills, architecture and space-planning Students develop creative projects using a systemic approach to the design process Coursework includes: solving interior design related problems issues in sustainable design Facilities State-of-the-art technology Latest industry software programs: AutoCAD 2009 REVIT (building information modeling) 20/20 (Kitchen and Bath 3-D software)

18. Interior Design Faculty Instructors are professional interior designers Students Students are directly involved with professional organizations ASID, American Society of Interior Designers IIDA, International Interior Design Association NKBA, National Kitchen and Bath Association Participate in community service projects Habitat for Humanity Haven of Grace Women’s Safe House

19. Barbara Slavkin, President June Roesslein Interiors

20. Interior Design Transfer Opportunities Accredited by NASAD, the National Association of Schools of Art and Design Transfer agreementwith Maryville University Employment Workplace learning courses The program boasts manysuccessful graduates

21. Graphic Communications Curriculum Accredited by NASAD, National Association of Schools of Art and Design Prepares student for various levels of creative and technical skills Areas include: graphic design, animation, web design, presentation graphics, illustration, photography, publication design and various areas of production Facilities Dovetails with the Center for Visual Technology facilities Students learn advanced design principles State-of-the-art, industry-standard computer hardware and software

22. Demonstration of student computer animation work

23. Demonstration of student computer animation work

24. Demonstration of student computer animation work

25. Graphic Communications Faculty Incorporate industry-standard software into their classes including: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Quark Xpress Active professionals in the graphic arts field Students Real-world projects prepare students to enter the workforce as designers or for transfer to 4-year institutions for higher degrees Students are encouraged to become affiliated with the American Institute of Graphic Arts – St. Louis chapter Meramec works with AIGA to conduct the Student Design conference

27. Graphic Communications Employment Opportunities Workplace Learning courses Art studios, advertising agencies, package design, printing and publishing firms, television stations, retail stores, corporations, and non-for-profit organizations U.S. Department of Labor: employment of graphic designers is expected to grow

28. Digital Media - Certificates of Proficiency Interactive Design(currently World Wide Web) Photography Digital Illustration(formerly Fine Arts) Graphic Design 3 D Design &Animation Stage Set & Lighting Design(in process)

29. Emily Hatcher, Theatre Student

30. Meramec has consistent high quality productions that give students an outstanding opportunity to learn about theatre. The overall excellence is something of which the institution should be proud. Peter E. Sargent, Dean Webster University College of Fine Arts

31. St. Louis Community College at Meramec regularly proves itself as one of the outstanding two-year college theatre programs in the nation. With a top-notch faculty of teaching artists and a passionate commitment to challenging and enriching both the students and the community with a great range of plays and musicals, it comes as no surprise that their work has been showcased here at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Gregg Henry, Artistic Director Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival

32. Machinal Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival

33. My early college training was in technical theatre at Meramec; lighting, sound, stagecraft. Today my theatre training is still the core foundation for everything I do as a lighting cameraman. Dave Rutherford, Director of Photography Film and Television

34. Stage and Lighting Design – The Tempest

36. Landscape Design Certificate Facilities Drafix PRO Landscape design software is used by students in a state of the art smart classroom Laptop computers are assigned to students during their enrollment in the program

37. JR Schnarr, Landscape Design Student

38. DATA Accomplishments Curriculum Development (2009) Workplace Learning Courses in Architectural Technology and Graphic Communications Introduction to Interactive Design (ART 607) Introduction to Adobe Flash (ART 606) LEED Certification and Green Technology course Intro to Building Information Modeling (ARC 124) Architectural Portfolio Production Course

39. DATA Accomplishments New technology classroom at South County Extension Center (2009) First Career and Technical Education offerings at SCEUC Offered 4 courses in Fall 2009 Classroom versatility allows use of room by other disciplines

40. DATA Accomplishments New Marketing for the Alliance Advertisements Featuring graduates in St. Louis Homes and Lifestyles Magazines Ads in local high school newspapers Email campaign to promote professional workshops Ads in local newspapers to promote new classes Activities & Events Reception and critique expo Mobile Tech Center visits to 13 local high schools Transfer discussions with local universities Tours of the facilities for prospective students, high school faculty and administrators

43. Mobile Tech Center

44. DATA Workshops Aimed at professional workforce development Beginner to advanced skills enhancement All hands on experience Growth: from 8 to 26 per semester One-and-two day workshops that cover topics such as the following: - Adobe Acrobat - Copyright - Final Cut Pro - Flash - Illustrator - iMovie and iWorks - Photoshop

45. Program Awareness for Businesses Lunch meetings for the Chambers of Commerce Participated in Chamber Business Expo 2008 & 2009 Tours to area Chambers following breakfast meetings Customized training workshops for businesses Meetings with businesses discuss internships Hosted the Benjamin Moore 2011 “Color Preview” with the International Interior Design Association, September 2009 (90-100 students and professionals in attendance)

46. Professional Training for Employees Employers who recently sent employees for training in REVIT (Architectural Technology – ARC 124): Bond Wolfe Cowell Engineers Saur & Associate Kuhlmann Design Group Abdelmalek & Associates Laura NeriBabler Architect Gray Design Group Fox Architects

47. DATA Internships Interior Design Program KDR Designer Showroom, St. Louis, MO June Roesslein Interior, Chesterfield, MO Edwin Pepper, St. Louis, MO Bozoian Group Architects, St. Louis, MO Modern Kitches & Baths, St. Louis, MO RSI Kitchen & Bath, St. Louis, MO Affordable Kitchens and Baths, St. Louis, MO Callier and Thompson, St. Louis, MO Design Expressions

48. DATA Internships Graphic Communications Creatives on Call Ligouri Publications St. Louis Jewish Light Magazine Momentum Worldwide St. Louis Magazine The Creative Group CBS Outdoor Coolfire Media Willoughby and Associates Fleishman-Hillard, Inc. Elan Polo Inc. Grubb & Ellis/Gundaker Commercial Laura Booth-Vandover Furminator, Inc. Full Throttle Midwest Magazine ProWolfe St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment (SLATE)

49. Robert Jones, Interactive Design Student Internship with Coolfire Media

50. Employers of DATA Students Interior Design CLB Interiors Bassett Furniture Arch Images The Lawrence Group The Design Source Limited Spellman Brady Niche HOK, Lighting Design RSI Kitchen and Bath Modern Kitchens and Baths

51. Employers of DATA Students St. Louis Metro Area Embroider Me Flashlight Photography BEST Logos Coolfire Media Digital Media Dreamworks Inc.Glendale, CA CCP GamesStone Mountain, GA Sucker Punch ProductionsBellevue, WA Naughty Dog Inc.Santa Monica, CA

52. Patrick Murphy, Television Producer

53. Total Declared Majors Spring 2009: Enrollment - 282 Fall 2009: Enrollment - 296 Declared Majors in DATA Programs Architectural Technology Spring 2009: Enrollment - 79 Fall 2008: Enrollment - 77 Interior Design Spring 2009: Enrollment - 143 Fall 2008: Enrollment - 161 Kitchen & Bath Design Spring 2009: Enrollment - 14 Fall 2008: Enrollment - 14 Graphic Communications /Digital Media Spring 2009: Enrollment - 46 Fall 2008: Enrollment- 44

54. Enrollment Trends Comparing Seats Taken at Enrollment and Withdrawal Date 2006 - 2009

55. 2006 - 2007 Architectural Technology Digital Media Interior Design Landscape Design

56. 2007 - 2008 Architectural Technology Digital Media Interior Design Landscape Design

57. 2008 - 2009 Architectural Technology Digital Media Interior Design

58. 2008 - 2009 Stage and Lighting & Media Design Landscape Design

59. Enrollment Trend Totals 2006 - 2009 Retention Rate Approximately 90%

60. Future Plans and Goals Continue New Course Development Interactive Design Specialty Convergence Media Including Certificates in Digital Music, Digital Journalism, and Digital Marketing

61. Student Learning OutcomesDigital Arts and Technology Alliance