UCDA Design Awards

Written By Ryan Sullivan

PALS Project recognized by the UCDA Design Awards with silver last week in Atlanta, Georgia

New brand experience strategy for PALS, the Partnership for Action Learning in Sustainability recognized for design excellence

 

Last week in Atlanta, our brand work with PALS (Partnership for Action Learning in Sustainability) was recognized in the annual UCDA Design Awards with silver in the brand identity category. PALS is an innovative program at the University of Maryland that pairs academic coursework with real world problems in communities across the state. It’s the largest, fastest growing program of its kind in the nation. Our brand identity and brand experience work helps them communicate confidently and consistently through many diverse touchpoints with communities, local governments, students and faculty. 

UCDA, the University & College Designers Association, is a professional organization focused on design in academia, founded in 1970. Their annual awards program recognizes design excellence in educational design—including brand, print, digital, illustration and photography.

Learn more about the project here.

A flag with a black, yellow, and red checkered pattern featuring white crosses is flying on a pole against a blue sky, next to a black background with the PALS logo and the text Partnership for Action Learning in Sustainability.
A person walks past a brick wall displaying three posters including one with the University of Maryland logo and another urging to help build a better Maryland.
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