In 42 days, the very first day of my senior year will arrive… and the very beginning of my first full-time year in college. I used to enthusiastically inform my parents that “THERE IS NO WAY I AM STAYING IN … Continued
One of our blog finalists Rosa has already planned out her Senior year of high school. Her most important year! Senior year. Oh goodness gracious, I seriously never thought it would come. I’ve been waiting my whole life to apply … Continued
With the Creative Outlook Magazine cover contest in full swing, we have been featuring some artists from time to time. Kirbi Fagan is another artist whose single entry is a story that is ready to be told. “When creating Air … Continued
The response to this years #CreativeCover Contest has been amazing… 466 entries (already more than last year), 7510 total votes and hundreds of positive comments from users on submissions. We are so happy to give student artists the opportunity to … Continued
Well, here we go again! This time, I am going to offer up a look and a listen to Gilbert High School senior Brittany Howk. Brittany submitted a song for the Creative Outlook contest. The post is on our website … Continued
This is one of my favorite times of the year for many different reasons (changing weather, baseball season, and end of the year activities) … but the artsy-fartsy part of me LOVES to see all of the submissions to our … Continued
OK, I am going to start something positive, I hope. As editor at Townsend Communications, I have a chance to be part of several magazines; those that go out locally and those that take on a more national stage. One … Continued
Submission courtesy Savannah College of Art and Design Use this guide as a resource for building a portfolio or improving one you’ve already started. Keep in mind that guidelines may vary among different schools and it is important that you … Continued
CHARTING PATHS TO COLLEGE AND CAREER SUCCESSES University of Colorado Denver uses MyMajors to help students Just ASK! For many young people, their journeys from high school to college lack signposts. They often enter college without majors in mind – … Continued
I have read so many articles recently about the Higher Education divide, between those that can afford education and those that cannot, growing larger and larger. Every time I read those articles I become a bit put off at their … Continued