The PMC is starting back up, and we really need students to take the reins!
We need students to volunteer to take leadership roles. take on responsibilities, promote the club, and help plan events!
Here is the page on the City Tech website describing the process.
Student Organization Form
This is a form online, we need to pick a President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary and fill that in today.
Public Data Information
This form is to be completed online. Similar to the Student Organization Form, this form is the information about your club that Student Life will give out publicly.
Club Rosters
We will fill these out and file them as needed.
Signature Cards
You will need to complete two (2) signature cards with the signatures of the President, Treasurer and the Advisor. These cards are available in the Office of Student Life and Development, G-516.
Club Constitution
You will need to submit a club constitution. Here is a Google Doc already set up, we just need to edit it to suit our needs.
We are having our first organizational meeting this Thursday, March 20, Room N1104,Club Hour (12:45-2:15pm). Be there or be square! Here is the flyer as well.
Here is the flyer.
Using Printmaking Techniques to Teach Metacognitive Skills to Design Students
Volunteers will come to a 3-hour session and learn cool printmaking techniques while reviewing bedrock skills that could help you with your current work. This research will help shape the development of lessons, syllabi and the AGDA curricula for years to come.
Saturday, March 22, 9-12pm, Room N1103 (6 people needed)
Saturday, March 22, 1-4pm, Room N1103 (6 people needed)
If you are interested, please contact Prof. Clarke immediately so she can provide further information to you.
Professor Sharon E. (Libby) Clarke: sclarke@citytech.cuny.edu, N1126
I am watching this today as I work… it is delicious. Holy cow, I want to print gig posters all day.
I just watched a documentary that we all need to see: Art Is… The Permanent Revolution. It is a lovely paean to the art of the Print. Good stuff, on Netflix and you may be able to see it elsewhere.
Okay, after the snow storm prevented my getting to school yesterday, I managed to get here this morning with 20 pounds of potatoes in tow. I set up a booth in the Atrium and had quite a few takers! I signed up some prospective new members and just generally gauged the interest students might have for our club. Turns out, quite a bit!
We will be helping you print Valentines on the fly at the Club Fair, details to follow. 12:45 to 2:30, Voorhees Building.
Basically, in order to get people interested in joining the CTPC, we are going to have a little getting-to-know-you session. We will be printing simple valentines with potato stamps and tempera paint. Very exciting stuff!
Here is the page wherein we will find all the information we need.
Students are able to start clubs as long as they have a minimum of 15 people, an advisor and a constitution. I and David Barthold are willing to be advisors, so we just need members, then members who are willing to become officers. From there, we need to fill out some paper work and voila! We are a club!
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