MyCCAD October 21, 2020 | The President’s Address to Students is next week

Dates & deadlines

Thursday, Oct. 22 = Industrial Design speaker: Kevin Clarridge
Friday, Oct. 23 = Lunch and Learn: Photography Collective
Monday, Oct. 26–Sunday, Nov. 1 = Registration for sophomores
Monday, Oct. 26 = SPB presents Spooky Week: Spooky & Chill & CCAD Yoga
Tuesday, Oct. 27 = SPB presents Spooky Week: Craft Night
Wednesday, Oct. 28 = SPB presents Spooky Week: Costume Contest
Thursday, Oct. 29 = President's Address to Students & SPB presents Spooky Week: TikTok Contest & Spooky Movie Trivia
Friday, Oct. 30 = SPB presents Spooky Week: Pumpkin Carving Contest & MFA Visiting Artist: Johnathan Payne & Deadline to drop/withdraw without failure
Saturday, Oct. 31 = SPB presents Spooky Week: Spooky Drinks
Monday, Nov. 2–Sunday, Nov. 15 = Registration for freshmen
Monday, Nov. 2 = CCAD Yoga
Thursday, Nov. 5 = Industrial Design speaker: Robert Mora & 2020 CCAD Alumni Awards
Thursday, Nov. 19 = Industrial Design speaker: Taylor Downes
Friday, Nov. 20 = MFA Visiting Artist: Dawit Petros
Thursday, Dec. 3 = Industrial Design speaker: Aura Escobar

Chat with President Corn

Be there for the President’s Address to Students at 11 a.m. (EST) Thursday, Oct. 29.

Get details on joining via Zoom

The deadline to drop or withdraw is nearly here

Reminder: Friday, Oct. 30, is your final day to drop or withdraw from classes without failure.

Spring registration continues

Juniors (students who have completed 60.0–89.9 credits): Remember, you have until 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 25, to register for the spring semester. The remainder of the registration schedule is as follows:

Sophomores (completed 30.0–59.9 credits) | Midnight, Monday, Oct. 26–11:59 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1.
Freshmen (completed 0–29.9 credits) | Midnight, Monday, Nov. 2–11:59 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 15.

Please note: Priority students have through 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 15 to register, and all registration will be paused Monday, Nov. 16–Tuesday, Nov. 17. If you do not register during your assigned access time, you may be subject to a $150 late registration fee and will not be able to register until Wednesday, Nov. 18.

The deadline for registration (adding courses) for spring 2021 is 5 p.m. Monday, Jan. 25, 2021.

Spring classes from Liberal Arts

A spook-tacular week ahead

Monday, Oct. 26–Saturday, Oct. 31, is Spooky Week at CCAD. The Student Programming Board has put together a slate of activities to celebrate this bone-chilling time of year. While some of the challenges are reserved for students, you won’t want to miss out! The week’s schedule includes:

Monday, Oct. 26 = Spooky & Chill (check out this curated list of scary movies, plus some seasonal snack ideas)
Tuesday, Oct. 27 = Craft Night (outfit your space with DIY decorations and silly, spooky crafts)
Wednesday, Oct. 28 = Costume Contest (students with the most creative costume, backdrop, and props could win big!)
Thursday, Oct. 29 = TikTok challenge (show your stuff for a chance at prizes and acclaim) and Spooky Movie Trivia ()
Friday, Oct. 30 = Jack-o-lantern Carving Contest (show off your most gourdous creations for a chance at prizes)
Saturday, Oct. 31 = Spooky Drinks (holiday-themed recipes for mocktails and, if you’re 21+, cocktails)

You can also check out chilling creations from CCAD students by exploring #CCADSpookyWeek on social. Questions? Email spbatccad@gmail.com.

What’s your voting plan? 🗳️

The 2020 General Election is Tuesday, Nov. 3, but Ohio residents can vote now via absentee voting or early voting in person. Remember, CCAD is providing excused time off for employees to vote or volunteer for the election. Get more details here.

Need additional election information and support? Confirm your voting location and get other important details from TurboVote, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that helps make the voting process easier.

COTA can help you get to the polls

Are you registered to vote in Franklin County but don't have a ride to the polls? COTA is here to help. Use this PDF for a map of the COTA transit lines that stop near the Franklin County Board of Elections in Columbus' Northland neighborhood.

Need more help planning your trip? Visit cota.com or call COTA Customer Care at 614.228.1776.

Industrial Design speaker series

Beginning this month and through December, hear from leaders across the industrial design industry (many of whom are CCAD graduates) in talks hosted by the Industrial Design department via Zoom. All events are scheduled for 7 p.m. Eastern.

Thursday, Oct. 22, at 7 p.m. (EDT) — Kevin Clarridge (Industrial Design, 2013), Senior Industrial Designer, Teague
Thursday, Nov. 5, at 7 p.m. (EST) — Robert Mora, Senior Designer, Koala Global Design Studios
Thursday, Nov. 19, at 7 p.m. (EST) — Taylor Downes (Industrial Design, 2007), Vice President, EVO Design
Thursday, Dec. 3, at 7 p.m. (EST) — Aura Escobar (Industrial Design, 2017), Lead Design Researcher & Strategist, Stratos Innovation

Contact Industrial Design Assistant Professor John Youger by email at jyouger@ccad.edu for details on attending.

Feeling overwhelmed?

If you haven’t yet submitted your FAFSA, that’s totally OK. As you’re filling out the form at studentaid.gov, use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool when prompted. The tool helps save you time and will help make sure that the income you have to report on the FAFSA is accurate. Be sure to submit your FAFSA as soon as possible to make sure you are considered for all sources of funding.

2020 Alumni Awards

CCAD students go on to do some pretty great things. Thursday, Nov. 5, at 7:30 p.m. (EST), we'll honor some of our outstanding grads at the 2020 CCAD Alumni Awards. You are invited to join us for the celebration, which will be conducted via Zoom.

RSVP today

CAD’s Big A** Virtual Yard Sale has arrived!

After 40 years in Kinney Hall, CCAD’s Supply Store is merging with Ampersand Emporium. But first, we’re holding a supply sale.

Starting right now, you can get discounts on more than 4,000 items, including photo, printmaking, and watercolor paper; acrylic, oil, and watercolor paints; brushes; markers; pens, sketchbooks; portfolios; and so much more for sale! A list of available art supplies is available via this spreadsheet, or you may call 614.222.3224 or email artsupplies@ccad.edu to speak to a sales associate. The sale runs through Friday, Nov. 6, or when we run out of items, whichever comes first.

All sales are final, and credit cards will be accepted. We will offer curbside pickup and can mail supplies to those who are not in central Ohio. Shipping is $10, or FREE if your purchase is over $45.

Check out our merch

CMoA Aminah Robinson Fellow pays virtual visit

Memphis, Tennessee-based artist Johnathan Payne, Columbus Museum of Art’s first Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson Residency award-winner, will pay Master of Fine Arts students a virtual visit at 12:30 p.m. (EDT) Friday, Oct. 30. While his talk is specifically tailored for graduate students, other CCAD students, faculty, and staff may be able to attend if they wish. To learn more, email MFA Chair Kelly Malec-Kosak at kmalec-kosak@ccad.edu.

It’ll be a trip

Our “how to” series on Zoom continues at 11 a.m. (EST) Thursday, Nov. 5, as Marketing Project Manager Andrea Jimenez provides tips on how to travel on a budget. Help her tailor the presentation to your needs by filling out this survey in advance.

Life-changing designs
Design students from CCAD and OSU recently teamed up with local 3D research and development company Form5 Prosthetics to help create limbs for differently abled children in need. Aaron Jeschke (Industrial Design, 2021) was among those who worked on the project and was recently interviewed by NBC4. Watch the TV feature.

2020 has been a challenging year.

Head to CCAD CampusWell for tips on navigating uncertain and stressful times like these.

Skill up now

Metal medals for healthcare heroes with mettle

Professor and MFA Chair Kelly Malec-Kosac has joined with other jewelry-makers around the world in making medals of appreciation for those working on the front lines in the COVID-19 battle. Explore her work and that by other artisans on Instagram using #handmedalproject. See her work and that of many other members of the CCAD community on with #CCADcreateaway.

Winter is coming …

And so is flu season. Consider getting your low- or no-cost influenza vaccination at a local pharmacy or at your doctor’s office.

Gobble, gobble

Mark your calendar: Thanksgiving Break is Wednesday, Nov. 25, through Friday, Nov. 27.

Student Spotlight

Name: Jacques Zeevaart

Major: Industrial Design

Class year: 2021

Hometown: Hebron, Kentucky

Where are you located for fall semester? Design Square Apartments

Favorite spot on campus: Garden underneath Canzani building and next to the CCAD library

Favorite thing to do in Columbus: Longboard and explore

Last show you binge-watched: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Most played song on your playlist right now: Ryland, by Julian Lage

Your time at CCAD in 3 emojis: 🤘

Your pandemic experience in 3 emojis:

How has your creative practice changed since the COVID-19 pandemic began? I would say my creative practice and inspiration have both been negatively affected by the pandemic. I work much better in a collaborative setting with my friends and colleagues. Being trapped behind my computer all day is definitely not helping me thrive. I have needed to become much more self-disciplined to keep myself motivated and moving forward every day.

Current artist/designer crush: Paul Hatch

Favorite thing about CCAD: The faculty. The professors here really care about their students. I love my professors at CCAD.

Your social media handle: Instagram: @z_design__

Campus groups or activities: Currently it has been rather difficult to be involved in activities. When I can, however, I like to hang out with my friends exploring downtown on my longboard. I enjoy playing acoustic guitar in my free time as well.