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Calendar of Events Fall

Mindi — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:12:26 +0000

A vibrant and colorful outreach organization deserves a vibrant and colorful calendar of events. At the Schottenstein Chabad House at Ohio State University, activism based in Jewish heritage blossoms at the speed of youth. The Chabad House quarterly calendar keeps students and faculty abreast on guest lectures (with free food), social events (with free food!), and holiday celebrations(with Free! Food!), all while serving as a unique calling card to invite students to join the Chabad community. Hip design elements, dozens of photos highlighting Chabad events, and corresponding graphics on the center’s Website remind hectic scholars to stay involved and stay fed.

Chabad House Website

Mindi — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 19:27:41 +0000

At the Schottenstein Chabad House at Ohio State University, activism based in Jewish heritage blossoms at the speed of youth. With a variety of classes, guest lectures, social events, and holiday celebrations, the Chabad House website is a valuable tool for keeping students and faculty abreast. Hip design elements, dozens of photos highlighting Chabad events, and corresponding graphics on the center’s printed calendar remind hectic scholars to stay involved.

Calendar of Events Winter ’09

Mindi — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 23:43:22 +0000

Wexner Center Poster

admin — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 19:53:22 +0000

With its superior artist residency program and world-class galleries, even a major cultural force such as the Wexner Center for the Arts has trouble getting young people in the door—and not just because they can’t find it amidst the post-modern architecture. Forging a partnership with the neighboring Ohio State University, the Wexner Center discounted ticket prices for students and hosted a series of late-night parties. On such a diverse campus, attracting young scholars takes more originality than the standard offer of free pizza and Coke. By combining two staples of the college experience, psychedelia and Algebra, the wildly popular “Unified Theory” campaign wittily presented the Wexner Center’s offer and enabled cultural enrichment for both communities.