Aaron Kotara Portfolio 2014

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Professional Contacts Bryan Peterson | Owner   Peterson Ray & Company   Phone: 214.213.9668   Email: [email protected] Jed Rhien | Senior Creative   Peterson Ray & Company   Phone: 214.794.9929   Email: [email protected] Scott Ray | Cofounder   Peterson Ray & Company   Phone: 972.809.0153   Email: [email protected] AARON KOTARA Art Director + Designer Email [email protected]   Cell # 469.556.7982 Education University of North Texas   2007 - 2012   Communication Design   w/Specialty in Art Direction Collin County College   2005 – 2007   Certificate in Audio  Engineering Plano Senior High School Work Experience Peterson Ray + Company 2012   Branding and Advertising Me + You 2011   Internship: Digital Marketing and Advertising Level Two Ad Agency 2011  Internship: Advertising, Branding and Marketing MotoPhoto 2010   Location and Studio  Photography Technical Skills After Effects Photoshop Illustrator In-Design Adobe Pro-Tools Final Cut Garage Band Adobe Bridge Keynote Microsoft Office suite Awards & Honors DFW AMA Awards   Marketer of the Year : Marketing Collateral Dallas Quill Awards   Award of Excellence University of North Texas   Top Art Direction Portfolio Scholarship Award Ft. Worth ADDY’s   Gold - Magazine Campaigns   Judges - Best Copywriting 7th National DSVC   Best Motion Design   & Animation Audio Engineering Certificate Photography Scholarship Solo Photography Exhibit ALL CABELA’S OUTDOOR GEAR IS ANIMAL TESTED SORRY, ANIMALS. SHOW THE FAMILY THAT YOU STILL KNOW HOW TO AND VENISON. AND QUAIL. BRING HOME THE BACON Client Cabela’s Outdoor Gear   Concept Wear your manhood proudly. Overview This was a type based campaign focused on quality headlines and copywriting. The primary focus throughout the campaign is about manhood. Cabela’s celebrates that grizzly outdoorsman lifestyle and supplies the means in which to wear your manhood proudly. a call to Donor Opportunities Education Center The following are examples of donor opportunities which may be used to honor or memorialize an individual or a family: Welcome Center Entry lobby/living room with welcome desk Gallery Special events plaza Mini-theater Alumni lounge Meeting rooms ADMISSIONS AND ENROLLMENT SERVICES OFFICE SUITE Conference rooms Student work area Work/break room Staff offices ADVANCEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE SUITE Conference room Student work area Work/break room Staff offices PRESIDENT’S OFFICE SUITE President’s office Reception donor’s lounge Executive assistant’s office ACADEMY OF FREEDOM WING Exhibit area 16-seat seminar room Student lounge 40-seat classrooms ACADEMY OF FREEDOM OFFICE SUITE Faculty lounge Faculty offices $ 4,000,000 $ 1,000,000 $ 1,000,000 $ 1,000,000 $ 500,000 $ 500,000 $ 500,000 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 750,000 100,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 750,000 100,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 Education Building Education courtyard Lobby/student lounge space Elementary classroom 32-seat classrooms 12-seat seminar room Resource/work room Tutoring clinic SCHOOL OF EDUCATION OFFICE SUITE Conference room Work/break room Faculty offices $ 3,000,000 $ 1,000,000 $ 500,000 $ 150,000 $ 100,000 $ 50,000 $ 50,000 $ 50,000 $ 500,000 $ 100,000 $ 50,000 $ 25,000 he School of Education faculty and students will be brought together in a new education building located along Main Street in the northwestern part of the campus. It will be constructed in a portion of the current parking lot on the south side of the Thompson Academic Complex, opposite of the J. Howard Hodge Memorial Bell Towers. The university has a strong heritage of preparing teachers who serve as Christian role models in both public and accredited private schools. Additionally, the school’s Master of Education in Instructional Leadership program prepares students to become certified principals in Texas. T COLLEGIUM AND DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES OFFICE SUITE $ 250,000 Conference room $ 100,000 Testing Center $ 50,000 Faculty/staff offices $ 25,000 Other Opportunities Additional endowment naming opportunities are available. These include but are not limited to the following: n Schools n Departmental Endowments n Faculty and Staff Chairs n Professorships n Student Life Program Areas n Endowed Presidential Scholarships n Endowed Merit Scholarship Awards n Endowed Speaker Series n Endowed Honors Programs a call to $ 1,500,000 $ 250,000 $ 250,000 $ 100,000 $ 2,000,000 $ 250,000 $ 100,000 $ 100,000 $ 50,000 $ 500,000 $ 50,000 $ 25,000 Donor Opportunities A Call to Send will help ensure that Howard Payne University remains a strong, Christ-centered institution for future students. The campaign consists of three phases over a 10-year period: Phase 1 ( PERIOD 2012-2015 ) $18 million phase to build state-of-the-art facilities and strengthen the university’s endowment: n Welcome Center and Academy of Freedom Building ($9.8 million) n Education Building ($5 million) n Endowment ($3.2 million) ( ANTICIPATED LAUNCH IN 2015 ) Estimated $35 million phase with projected areas to include: n Business and Communications Building n Winebrenner Memorial Hall of Science remodel n Student housing n Athletics n Endowment ( ANTICIPATED LAUNCH IN 2019 ) Estimated $15 million phase with projected areas to include: n Athletics n Student Life n Library n Performing Arts n Endowment Endowment and Scholarships Phase 2 Funding for Students with Financial Need HPU GRANT This grant is awarded to students who have a portion of their financial need unmet after grants, scholarships, loans and work opportunities have been awarded. Students receiving this award may represent a variety of academic preparation levels and performance with federally documented financial need as the primary factor for consideration. Awards from this fund are at the discretion of Howard Payne University’s director of financial aid and are subject to available funding. Donors may establish a named endowment beginning with $15,000 or make a gift of any amount for the current year. Departmental Scholarships Scholarships may be established by naming a particular field of study as the priority for student awards. These scholarships are generally awarded by the various academic departments. Donors may establish a named endowment beginning with a minimum gift of $15,000 or make a gift of any amount to add to a current endowed fund. Scholarship examples might include a scholarship benefiting students with a specified major within one of the university’s six schools: Business, Christian Studies, Education, Humanities, Music and Fine Arts, or Science and Mathematics. “ I am the youngest of four children, and I love that Howard Payne provides scholarships to assist with attendance fees. Two of the scholarships which I receive from HPU are the President’s Scholarship and the biology department scholarship. Without these, it would be very difficult for me to attend HPU. — Sarah Weber, sophomore, biology major, Fort Myers, Florida ” Phase 3 “ The future of Howard Payne grows brighter by the year as graduates are sent out into Texas, the nation and the world to pursue their goals. With a very solid foundation in Christian principles, alumni leave Howard Payne to practice in medicine, law, ministry, teaching, administration and business. High acceptance rates in first-choice, first-rate graduate schools and professional schools enable our alumni to continue to develop their leadership skills to lead Christ-centered lives. Each of their individual ministries will be meaningful in changing the world for the better. – Dr. Walter C. “Dub” Wilson, co-chair, Howard Payne University A Call to Send campaign ” Campaign Phases a call to a call to Welcome Center | Academy of Freedom oward Payne University’s Welcome Center will provide an inviting entrance to the campus from Austin and Center Avenues, located on the site where the beloved, original Old Main building once stood. The new facility will also include the Academy of Freedom. The $9.8 million, two-story building will serve as a key focal point of the campus, where visitors, prospective students and parents are greeted. Encompassing 26,964 square feet, the building will consist of two distinct areas that will house the Welcome Center and the Academy of Freedom. The Welcome Center will become the “entryway” to campus and information resource for prospective students and parents. Highlights will include: n n n n n n n n H grand entry and lobby/living room with welcome desk; offices and interview rooms for admissions and enrollment services; president’s office suite; gallery to exhibit historic memorabilia and artifacts; mini-theater for group orientations; meeting rooms for special events and receptions; development offices, conference rooms and alumni lounge; and special events plaza with a view of the campus mall. Client Howard Payne University Media Fundraising brochure Overview Howard Payne University was on a mission to expand their campus by reaching out to their fellow alumni and the college donor community. To do so, we helped them launch the Call to Send campaign – a 10 year, $65 million project that would empower them to meet these goals. Care of the Older Adult:Real World Applications Geriatric CONFERENCE 2013 The Suspects Jennie Chin Hansen RN, MS, FAAN CEO American Geriatrics Society Sharon Inouye MD, MPH Director of Aging Brain Center, Institute for Aging Research Mary Allen RN Retired Jon A Sanford M.Arch. Center for Assistive Technology & Environment, Georgia Tech Joe Hanlon PharmD, MS Professor, School of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh Will Hites MA, Six Sigma BB BHCS Center for Learning Innovation & Practice Kellie Kahveci MSN, RN, APRN Elder HouseCalls and Transitional Care, BHCS S. Denise Brown BSN, RN-BC Baylor Medical Center at Waxahachie Sandra Peterson DNP, APRN University of Texas at Tyler Pam Green APRN, MSN, FNP-BC Supportive and Palliative Care Baylor Medical Center at Carrollton Mary Bruce MSN, M.Ed, RN Faculty, Baylor University School of Nursing Mary Brown Advocacy Center for the Elderly, Dallas Area Agency on Aging Millie DeAnda Advocacy Center for the Elderly, Dallas Area Agency on Aging Bonnie Lucio PT, GCS, CLT Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation Christina Schuh RN, BSN Nursing Home Care Coordinator, BHCS Julia Newton, RN, BSN, CMSRN Nursing Home Care Coordinator, BHCS Virginia Payne RN, BSN Nurse Educator, BHCS Kay Paggi CMC, LPC, NCGC Eldercare Consultant, Aging Care Solutions Brenda Matkze PhD, RN BHCS Nancy Chu PhD, RN, GCNS-BC Associate Professor, Texas Christian University Alexis Early LMSW BHCS Institute of Chronic Disease & Care Redesign Johnanna Hernandez PhD, RN, FNP-BC Assistant Professor, Texas Woman’s University Janice Anderson PhD, CNE Faculty, Texas Woman’s University Gil Hernandez MS, RD, LD, CNSC Dietician, Baylor All Saints Medical Center Kellie Bruce PhD, RN, FNP-BC Asst. Professor, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Wednesday, June 26, 2013 Thursday, June 27, 2013 7-8am 8am 8:15 9:45 10:05 11:35 4:30p-6p Registration 5:45 p Welcome & Announcements ................................... Dora Bradley, PhD, RN-BC 6p Mystery Dinner Skit ....................................................Murder Mystery Players 8p Adjourn HElp Us Crack The Case Learn to overcome challenges associated with clinical and safety issues, engage in a variety of interactive learning activities, and participate in an interprofessional collaborative learning experience. 12:15 1:30 p 2:30 2:50 3:50 4:10 Registration Networking & Continental breakfast Welcome ..........................................................Remy Tolentino MS,RN, NEA-BC Keynote: The Health Cycle Continuum of the Older Adult: Preparing to Meet the Need ..................... Jennie Chin Hansen RN, MS, FAAN Break Keynote: Delirium in Older Persons: Pearls for Practice....................................... Sharon Inouye MD, MPH Panel Discussion ....................................... Jennie Chin Hanson RN, MS, FAAN Sharon Inouye MD, MPH Mary Adaline Allen RN (retired) Moderator: Sharon Gunn MSN, RN, ACNS-BC Lunch (provided) Assistive Technologies for Promoting Older Adult Independence....................... Jon A Sandford M.Arch. Break Suboptimal Medication Use in Older Adults ............ Joe Hanlon PharmD, MS Introduction to Interactive Learning Lab................................................. Will Hites & the BHCS CLIP team Adjourn Goals Purpose To enhance interprofessional geriatric care through innovative and collaborative learning activities with the goal of achieving optimal outcomes among older adults. Friday, June 28, 2013 7a-8a 8:00 9:00 9:20 10:20 10:40 11:40 1:00 2:00 2:20 2:30 3:40 4:00 Registration Networking & Continental breakfast CONCURRENT SESSIONS I 101: Transitional Care Model ........... Kellie Kahveci MSN, RN, APRN, ANP-BC, GNP-HFCN 102: Elder Abuse: Watching for it or turning a blind eye? ........................................ S. Denise Brown BSN, RN-BC 103: Alzheimer’s The Elusive Enigma.................. Sandra Peterson DNP,APRN, FNP/GNP-BC, PMHNP 104: Interactive Learning Lab Break CONCURRENT SESSIONS II 201: Palliative Care for Older Adults.....................................Pam Green APRN, MSN, FNP-BC 202: Common Emergencies in Geriatric Patients .. Mary Bruce MSN, MEd, RN 203: Resources for Older Adults ........................................... Mary Brown M.Ed Millie DeAnda 204: Interactive Learning Lab Break CONCURRENT SESSIONS III 301: Exercise & Activity: Recommendations for Healthy Older Adults, with Chronic disease & Frailty................................Bonnie Lucio PT, GCS, CLT 302: Crossing the Continuum of Care: Partnership with Skilled Nursing Facilities ........... Christina Schuh RN, BSN Julia Newton, RN, BSN, CMSRN Virginia Payne RN, BSN 303: Role of Geriatric Care Managers .................. Kay Paggi CMC, LPC, NCGC 304: Interactive Learning Lab Lunch (provided) CONCURRENT SESSIONS IV 401: Collective Visions & Songs for increasing nurses’ knowledge of best practices for Care of the Older Adult ........... Brenda Matkze PhD, RN 402: How to Improve Health Literacy among Older Adults ......................................... Nancy Chu PHD, RN, BCNS-BC 403: Social Factors Impact Readmissions........................... Alexis Early LMSW 404: Interactive Learning Lab Break Announcements ........................................................ Dora Bradley PhD, RN-BC It Takes a Village: A Simulation of Health Care Team Synergy ................. Johnanna Hernandez PhD, FNP-BC Janice Anderson PhD, CNE Gil Hernandez MS, RD, LD, CNSC Kellie Bruce PhD, RN, FNP-BC Prize Drawings, Wrap Up & Evaluations ................. Dora Bradley PhD, RN-BC Adjourn Registration Early registration (before June 1, 2013) is $199 (includes Wed pm Murder Mystery dinner for 1st 350 registrants). Price after June 1, 2013 is $250. Contact Hours A maximum of 11.08 contact hours will be awarded for the nurse who attends the entire program. Baylor Health Care System is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation Respiratory therapists, pharmacists, physical & occupational therapists, social workers, dieticians, and other healthcare professionals are invited to visit our website regarding continuing education credits. The Murde Mystery of Wobbly Fall (A) to register & learn more visit www.BHCSCLIP.ORG Baylor Health Care System Brand Guide GERIATRIc CONFEReNCE 2013 Join us June 26-28, 2013 in Dallas, Texas at The Westin Galleria for our lively and interactive conference on geriatrics. Share your insights with nurses, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, physical therapists, social workers, academic nursing faculty, dietitians, skilled nursing facility caregivers and others who provide direct care and support to patients. Care of the Olde Adult:Real World Application Featuring A n exclusive inte ra c tive myste r y d in ne r fo r the first 350 re g istra nts A pre m ie r Inte ra c tive L ea r n in g L ab A s e lec tio n o f Se n so r y L ea r n in g Ac tivitie s P r iz e s, Giveaways a n d Mo re Speaker Je n n ie C h in H a n so n RN, M S, FA AN, CEO of A me r ica n Ge r iatr ics So c ie ty Sh a ro n Ino uye M D, M P H , Dire c tor of Agi ng Bra in Ce nte r, In stitute fo r A g in g Res earch - To Re g iste r a n d L ea r n Mo re, visit www.bhcsclip.o rg - Client Baylor Health Care (Geriatric Conference Poster, App, Brochure...) Concept Geriatricks. Advertisement for the geriatric conference with a murder-mystery dinner theme. Overview Baylor Health Care wanted to advertise it’s annual geriatric conference through a campaign promoting the murder mystery dinner. Baylor thought this clever play on words was a successful concept in that it both introduced the dinner theme, and connected w/the audience. Client Halff D+PC Architecture   Media Annual report Overview Halff D+PC is a family owned and operated architecure company, and has french roots that trace back to the Eiffel Tower architect, Alexandre Gustave Eiffel. They like to feature there origins throughout there work, to highlight their long lasting experience. Client Monk’s Oven   Media Brand Identity Overview Monk’s is a brick-oven pizza restaurant, located in Winnsboro, Texas, that provides it’s customers with a unique dining experience , reminiscent of the Renaissance age, complete with chapel doors, stained glass windows, aged barrels of wine and wide selection of fire grilled pizza. Client Every Man Jack   Concept Men don’t have to be as filthy as their habits Overview Every Man Jack is a line of male grooming products that wears it’s manliness load and proud. There is nothing fake about their products, and EMJ wants to come across that way to their audience. These ads embrace that true male grit to make men feel comfortable in their skin. Client Ella’s Kitchen (Organic baby food) Media Interactive Website Overview Ella’s Kitchen wanted to inform first time parents about all the healthy benefits found in their expansive line of organic baby food products made for growing children from ages 6-weeks to 5 years. This interative web page introduces the needs of a growing child’s diet. RedCross_1.pdf 1 5/12/10 6:18 PM RedCross_2.pdf 1 5/12/10 6:20 PM SAFETY RELIEF IS A JOINT EFFORT WE BRING AFTER THE STORM TOGETHER WE BRING COMFORT TO CATASTROPHE RELIEF IS A JOINT EFFORT TOGETHER American Red Cross American Red Cross Client American Red Cross ( Outdoor Poster ) Concept Relief is a joint effort. Overview The Red Cross logos, that collectively make-up an image of relief or rescue, is representing the collective effort that is The American Red Cross. The non-profit group is made up of an exorbitant amount of individual contributions which, together, help provide comfort in Chaos. OUR STORY CLIENT STORIES SERVICES WORK CONTACT OUR STORY CLIENT STORIES SERVICES WORK CONTACT HOWARD PAYNE UNIVERSITY < PREVIOUS NEXT STORY > Howard Payne University A Call to Send Campaign | June 3, 2013 Project was completed on time and within budget. All thematic and graphic objects were where they always met. FIND YOUR BRAND. EDUCATION Project was completed on time and within budget. All thematic and graphic objects were met. It was so well received that unexpected additional mass mailings have increased its reach. 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We developed a simple design system that clearly explains our creative process, then used it to establish the brand image. Client The Dallas Foundation Media Annual Report Overview The Dallas Foundation manages how generous donations are dispensed throughout the city of Dallas, serving as the link between the rich and the poor. This year they have switched their focus towards childhood organizations and requested that there annual report reflects this. FOCUS. DRIVE. AMBITION. RIDER GRADUATE BUSINESS PROGRAMS AS YOU START YOUR GRADUATE BUSINESS PROGRAM AT RIDER UNIVERSITY, YOU WILL FOLLOW IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ALUMNI WORLDWIDE WHO HAVE ADVANCED THEIR CAREERS – MANY TO BECOME MANAGERS AND SENIOR EXECUTIVES OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS. Rider’s campus is situated along the business and technology corridor between Philadelphia and New York City. Our unique location has enabled us to build strong connections to the professional communities and we work with leaders of major corporations to develop programs that are responsive to the needs of business today. Rider business and accounting programs have a strong reputation, and are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). Throughout the years, Rider’s College of Business Administration has consistently focused on providing educational experiences that blend academic philosophy with professional experience. As a result, we develop leaders equipped to meet the rapidly evolving challenges of today’s global economy. of full-time faculty hold a doctorate or the highest degree in their field. 98% THIS IS HOW YOU MOVE FORWARD MOVING FORWARD COURAGE. WISDOM. PRIDE. RIDER GRADUATE BUSINESS PROGRAMS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MBA THE MBA PROGRAM AT A GLANCE AVAILABLE CONCENTRATIONS THE MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM The Rider MBA is perfect for those who want to progress professionally. This high-quality, AACSB-accredited program is designed for entry-level and mid-career professionals who wish to diversify or enhance their understanding of business and advance their careers. The Rider MBA offers a high level of flexibility, including evening and online courses, allowing students to tailor a program that balances the individual needs of any and all like-minded people, such as busy professionals. Entrepreneurship Forensic Accounting Corporate Accounting for Managers Management Information Systems Global Business Finance Credit Hours: Vary depending on undergraduate coursework FORWARD PROGRESS PROGRAMS TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS Client Rider University (Graduate student viewbook) Concept Moving Forward. Rider provides it’s students the skills necessary to keep up with the fast-paced world. Overview We found that the main concern amongst students who were seeking a graduate degree was the return on their investment, and thus developed the concept, as well as copy, around that principle. Motion blur photography was used to reinforce this moving forward concept. Client Esquire   Media Magazine Cover Ad Brief This project was intended to assess conceptual, as well as directoral, abilities. A person had to be featured on the magazine cover in a way that represented the theme of the magazine, religion and politics. This included directing a professional photgrapher, model and make-up team.