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2020 Portfolio Review Recap

by aigajacksonville \ May 12, 2020

Cheat Codes for Job Seekers (Recording)

by aigajacksonville \ May 11, 2020

How to give a quick yet quality student review

by Advisory Board \ April 2, 2019

Quality connections

by Site Default \ May 2, 2017

As a designer, regardless of whether you’re a student or a long-time professional, your portfolio is what represents you. No doubt you’ve heard that a great portfolio is built on quality over quantity; that it’s not about how much work you’ve done, but the type of work you believe is your best.

Save the Date for Portfolio Review Weekend!

by aigajacksonville \ February 7, 2017

27th Annual Portfolio Review Recap

by Education \ May 5, 2016

AIGA Jacksonville’s 27th Annual Portfolio Review brought together design novices and veterans from northeast and north central Florida for a weekend of creative exchange and inspiration.

AIGA Jacksonville 26th Annual Portfolio Review

by aigajacksonville \ May 6, 2015

Northeast Florida’s creative community converged on Jacksonville University April 17–18, 2015, as nearly 50 professional designers and educators reviewed more than 70 students at AIGA Jacksonville’s 26th Annual Portfolio Review.

Celebrating a Quarter-Century of Creativity

by Beth Nabi / Education Chair \ April 25, 2014

IGA Jacksonville celebrated a quarter-century of creativity and critique with its 25th Annual Portfolio Review, held at the University of North Florida’s Student Union April 12–13, 2014.

Advice for Recent Design Grads on Finding Your First Job

by Chris Olberding, Creative Partner & CEO of Station Four \ April 8, 2014

Let’s just get this out in the open—most recent college grads are awful at interviewing. In the last decade, I’ve interviewed over a hundred designers, many of them recent graduates, and I’ve hired about a dozen of those designers across three agencies.