Majors: Graphic Design
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Elkashif participates in Council of Independent Colleges seminar on vocational exploration
Categories: Faculty & Staff
Marwa Elkashif, an assistant professor of graphic design at Wartburg College, was one of only 15 faculty members from around the country selected to participate in the Council of Independent Colleges’ (CIC) seminar on Teaching Vocational Exploration. The seminar, offered by CIC’s Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education (NetVUE), allows early- and mid-career faculty members…
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Wartburg students gain hands-on experience at ISU’s Design/Shift competition
A team of Wartburg College graphic design students recently competed against undergraduate and graduate students from across the state to create a new brand identity and logo for an Iowa nonprofit. Design/Shift, a daylong design-a-thon hosted by Iowa State University, provides student teams with the opportunity to tackle real branding projects while simultaneously offering 12…
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Wartburg student-run media organizations bring home 20 IBNA awards
Wartburg College student-run media organizations captured nine top place finishes at the Iowa Broadcast News Association’s annual conference and awards ceremony April 18. In total the college’s student-run television and radio stations earned 20 awards in categories ranging from political and sports coverage to in-depth storytelling and podcast creation. The students and recent graduates who…
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Jones to discuss the ethics of AI in video postproduction at Wartburg Feb. 17
Categories: Events
Benjamin Jones will be the fifth speaker in the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) professional speaker series Tuesday, Feb. 17, at 6:30 p.m., in Whitehouse Business Center 214. During the free event, Jones, of Cedar Falls, will share his experiences with the ethics of AI in video postproduction. With specialization in video editing…
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Lydia: I didn’t expect this level of connection and care
I transferred from Grace College in Winona Lake, Indiana, because I was seeking a school where religion and spiritual life were encouraged but not required.