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2011-2015

PORTFOLIO

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Hi Friend!I’m Kristen Schell. I’ve been a web & graphic designer since 2009. Instead of bragging about how good I am at web & graphic design, I prefer to let my work speak for itself.

Let me know if you have any questions!

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Table of ContentsFactsheets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5

Postcards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7

Alumni Magazine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9

Dealership Catalog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11

Sales Campaign . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13

Responsive Design Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15

Logo Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17

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WAYNESBURG UNIVERSITYThe Admissions Office asked me to update all the factsheets for visiting prospective students. I worked with the Public Relations team and Admissions Office to come up with this new design that covers every undergraduate degree Waynesburg University offers.

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WAYNESBURG UNIVERSITYThe Admissions Office wanted to update the postcards they send to prospective and current students. I worked closely with Admissions to come up with a new design to unify the different postcards with a common theme, color, layout, and font type.

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MERIT & DEPARTMENT SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS

REMINDER

Experience Waynesburg University! Fall Overnight Visitation November 13-14

Check out our Fall Visitation Days! "I feel more prepared for life after college than I ever thought I would. Waynesburg is the ideal campus for any student looking to learn,grow and prosper."

-Emile Khoury Class of 2011

Monday, October 10Saturday, October 29Saturday, November 5

Visit

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13TH

NURSING AWARENESS DAY

Ohio Honors Scholarship

FULL TUITION, ROOM & BOARD

Athletic Training Shadow Experience

WELCOMES YOU!

Advance your career with a BSN from...

Classes begin August, January and May throughout the year

The accelerated RN to BSN will exceed your expectations as we assist you to meet your professional and personal goals!

2011-2012 Showcase Sunday l September 18, 2011 l October 16, 2011 l January 22, 2012 l February 19, 2012 l April 22, 2012

Come worship with us at Upper Room!

"Waynesburg University has helped me to develop the communication skills and confidence necessary to succeed in the real world. My decision to attend Waynesburg has tremendously enriched my life." -Malaeja Leggett Class of 2011

Saturday,April 14 Saturday,April 21

Check out our Spring Visitation Days! "Waynesburg University has helped me to develop the communication skills and confidence necessary to succeed in the real world. My decision to attend Waynesburg has tremendously enriched my life." -Malaeja Leggett Class of 2011

Saturday,June 23 Saturday,July 14

Check out our Summer Visitation Days!

Join us for Youth Day! Save the Date:Saturday, March 17, 2012

Check out our Summer Visitation Days!"Waynesburg has taught me that I am capable of achieving anything I put forth the time and effort to achieve."

-Michelle Gottschalk Class of 2012

Summer Visitation Days•Saturday, June 25

•Saturday, July 23

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WAYNESBURG UNIVERSITYAfter I graduated, Waynesburg University Relations liked my work so much they hired me on as a design freelancer. I designed one of their largest projects, their Alumni magazine The Lamp. The school depends on this quarterly alumni-targeted magazine to encourage donations.

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of Southpointe, Mariner said, and is

located within seconds of Fortune 500

companies Consol Energy and Mylan

Pharmaceuticals, high tech companies

like ANSYS, Inc., law firms like Steptoe

& Johnson, and oil and gas companies

like Range Resources and Fairmont

Supply.

“When we look at who are neighbors

are, with the Consol building and all this

oil and gas industry right here, it was an

easy decision,” Mariner said.

In fact, the prevalence of energy

companies in Southpointe — there are

60 — and the proximity of the new

Waynesburg Center to Consol Energy’s

325,000-square-foot headquarters —

it’s literally across the street — helped

prompt the decision to offer a new

concentration for the MBA program

focused on energy management.

“We’re looking to attract people

from the energy management industry

who want business skills, but also want

some background in the energy field,”

Mariner said. “We have a lot of students

who work for companies in the field,

so it’s really a way for us to brand and

market ourselves that they’re coming to

a place where they can be educated and

learn more about their field as well.”

Mariner said the concentration will be

fairly unique to Waynesburg and aims

to attract those in the industry already

as well as those looking to get into it. To

make the program more wide-reaching,

it also features a “broad-based energy

component” that isn’t just focused on

Marcellus shale, he said.

The ongoing growth and construction

around the new location mirrors the

growth going on in Waynesburg’s

Graduate and Professional Studies.

In addition to new courses and

concentration in the MBA program,

Mariner expects to see more offerings in

the Education Program in the future.


LAMPTHE

SUMMER • 2012

50 | The Lamp • SUMMER 2012

CLASS NOTES

Alumni and friends of Waynesburg University have an easy option for supporting our students.

Go to www.waynesburg.edu/giving to donate towards the future of our students and the University.

With a few simple clicks, you make a difference in their lives!

Support our students with a simple click!

The Fund for Waynesburg supports educational programs and operational needs of the University as well as financial aid for students. This annual fund is needed each and every year to supplement the overall budget and keep tuition cost as low as possible for current students. It improves and enhances the educational opportunities while continuing our mission of faith, learning and serving.

Oncoming Danger“I was talking with the dispatcher

when I heard someone yell, ‘Get out of

the way! The truck is going to hit us!’”

Dr. Clutter said.

The students were helping Hartzog

contact his family when they heard

the same warning that a truck was

approaching in the left lane – the lane

in which they were standing between

the disabled vehicle and the on-coming

tractor trailer.

“I saw lights coming right at us, and

I was able to see that it was a tractor

trailer,” Abernethy said. “The truck was

not slowing down, and I knew I would

be killed if I didn’t move.”

In the seconds that followed, each

student had to make instantaneous

decisions to save their own lives. Sargent

grabbed Knepp’s arm and pulled her

to safety further down the road past

Dr. Clutter’s vehicle. Abernethy, Boyle,

Brewer and Hartzog jumped over the

barrier at the edge of the left lane.

It was not until that moment, in the

darkness of the morning, that they

realized the accident had occurred on

a bridge. Assuming their jump over the

cement barrier would land them safely

on the shoulder of the road, Abernethy,

Boyle and Hartzog instead fell off the

bridge some 40 to 50 feet to the ground

below.

“The fall felt like forever,” Abernethy

said. “I had no idea when I was going

to hit the ground since my eyes were to

the night sky.”

As Brewer jumped, he realized he was

on a bridge and was able to grasp the

barrier before falling.

Pust, also realizing he was about to

jump off of a bridge, straddled the

barrier instead and was then able to pull

Brewer back over the barrier to safety.

The tractor trailer pushed Hartzog’s

vehicle about 10 feet, coming to a stop

inches from Pust’s leg.

“All I remember is that I was about

to jump over with the others when

something told me to stop and just

straddle the side,” Pust said. “I have to

thank God for giving me that thought.”

Aiding the InjuredAs the shock set in, the uninjured

students ran down the steep, muddy

embankment to the roadside below on

which their friends and Hartzog had

fallen. The three were lying in a bed of

silt and briars, their limbs tangled with

each other’s. No one was moving.

“We thought they were dead,” Sargent

said.

The students got to work helping

Abernethy, Boyle and Hartzog, and after

a few seconds that felt like an eternity,

Sargent returned to the highway to help

Dr. Clutter down the hill.

“Dr. Clutter is a very calming person,”

Sargent said. “She had complete

confidence in us, and that made us

more confident that we could handle

the situation.”

After the students gave their professor

a quick assessment of Abernethy, Boyle

and Hartzog’s conditions, Dr. Clutter

took the lead and began matching the

students’ skill sets with the needs of the

three injured.

“The students remained calm and

filled their roles effectively,” she said.

“They used therapeutic communication

to keep their classmates calm and

unmoving, held their hands and did

everything they could to make them

comfortable.”

From Reyes’ nursing bag, the students

distributed gloves and gauze to those

working on the injured while residents

of a nearby house provided towels,

blankets and flashlights.

“Caring for my friends in the freezing

cold mud was unlike anything I have

ever experienced,” Pust said. “I knew

what to do and how to do it. Although I

was still in shock and terrified from the

whole ordeal, I was able to think clearly,

and my classmates and I were able to

provide the correct care to the injured.”

When the police and ambulances

arrived, paramedics took over the care of

the victims.

“I didn’t even hear the sirens,” Dr.

Clutter said. “I had a mission, and I was

completely caught up in that mission.”

Abernethy said she was blessed that

her classmates were present.

“They knew exactly what to do to care

for us, mentally and physically, until the

paramedics arrived,” she said.

Faith OvercomesAbernethy suffered fractured vertebrae

and a rod has been surgically inserted

into her back. She is at home recovering

from her injuries.

“Right now, my health is better than


“The students rose to the occasion and recognized that life is a gift from

God. The experience altered their lives and their outlook on life.” -Nancy Mosser,

Chair of the Nursing Department


A profound, life-changing chain of events has revealed

that heroes exist at Waynesburg University.

Nine recent nursing graduates and an associate

professor of nursing became heroes in the eyes of many when,

after stopping to rescue a man struggling to escape from his

overturned SUV as numerous vehicles swerved by him, an

unanticipated turn of events forced them to rescue each other.

“The students rose to the occasion and recognized that life

is a gift from God,” said Nancy Mosser, chair of the Nursing

Department at Waynesburg University. “The experience altered

their lives and their outlook on life.”

It all started when the nurses-in-training followed their

calling to serve and to heal.

Following their callingIn the morning darkness of February 20, 2012, an SUV came

to a stop on its side with its roof facing on-coming traffic,

blocking the left lane of I-79S in Perry Township, Pa.

Derek Hartzog, 21, of Washington, Pa., had fallen asleep at

the wheel.

On his way to Morgantown, W.Va., for clinical nursing

studies, Zachary Sargent witnessed the accident. He

immediately pulled over, called 911 to report the accident and

ran to Hartzog’s vehicle to help. Within seconds, other senior

nursing students also traveling to clinical came upon the scene

and stopped to offer assistance. Those students included Cami

Abernethy, Alissa Boyle, Joshua Brewer, Christina Hecker,

Chelsea Knepp, Noah Pust, Clayton Reiber and Rebekah Reyes.

“Derek couldn’t get out of his vehicle,” Sargent said. “I had

to pull him out through a hole in the windshield.”

After Hartzog was pulled to safety, the students assessed his

medical condition.

“I felt relief in knowing that the victim was healthy physically,

and all we had to do was calm him down,” Abernethy said.

“Unfortunately, at that time, we did not know we were standing

on an overpass.”

When associate professor of nursing Dr. Sara Clutter, also on

her way to clinical, arrived at the scene, she pulled her vehicle

to the right side of the road beyond the accident and the

students and she, too, dialed 911.

Ext reme courage in their Calling to Heal

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GAPS NEWS


GAPS SouthPointe Move

Specifically built to meet the

needs of Waynesburg University’s

Graduate and Professional

Studies programs, the University’s new

Southpointe location and program

headquarters, located just two miles

from its previous location, offers

students, staff members and program

facilitators an array of enhancements.

Located on the first floor of the

Embasy Park building in the new

development known as Southpointe

II, the new 17,000-square-foot

Center features nine classrooms, two

computer labs, 16 staff offices and a

large conference room that fits up to

70 people. Every classroom is equipped

with the latest Smart Board technology,

and the labs feature brand new

computers. The space also has a clean

and modern corporate feel, with natural

color scheme and dynamic green or blue

accent walls.

About 80 percent of the first floor of

the red and gray brick building is in use

by Waynesburg. With a beautiful glass

and tile entrance and a large overhead

sign with the University name and logo,

visitors get a clear sense of Waynesburg

when they walk through the front doors.

The new location also includes many

upgrades, including a larger and more

private dining area for students, much

more office space for faculty and staff,

and larger classrooms and hallways.

The space was customized to

Waynesburg’s needs including more

centralized support staff areas, a more

coherent flow for classrooms, and much

more conveniently-located restroom

facilities. These upgrades, according to

Mariner, have made a big difference.

“You don’t realize how having the

things you need close to you can

improve the quality of your experience,

whether you’re a student or an

employee,” he said.

Mariner said there were many

elements that made the new location

attractive, including the ability to stay

within Southpointe, a burgeoning

tech park just south of Pittsburgh

on Interstate 79. The new location

is in the middle of the “new heart”

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DRIVE-IN AUTOSOUNDAs the solo Web & Graphic Designer, I created a 20-page catalog for our dealership clients. Dealerships use Drive-In Autosound as a resource when their customers want cool add-ons installed. They wanted something to easily showcase the variety of vehicle upgrades DIAS can install.

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© 2014 Drive-In Autosound

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PRODUCT FEATURES: PRODUCT FEATURES:

6.1” DVD/blUETOOTH 6.1” DVD/blUETOOTH

CTL#: DIGL3/500* CTL#: DIGL3/800*

$89500 $1,19500

• 6.1” WVGA touchscreen • Double-DIN installation• DVD/CD/USB/MPEG(1/2)/JPEG/VCD/MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV Playback

• FM/AM Tuner• Multi-Language Menu & Tag (18 Languages)

• Built-in Bluetooth

• 6.1” Wide VGA Color LCD Touchscreen

• Double-DIN installation• DVD/MPEG4/H.264/WMV/mkv/JPEG, MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV/FLAC Playback

• FM/AM Tuner• Multi-Language Menu & Tag (18 Languages)

• OEM Remote Control Interface

• Equipped with direct camera inputs for rear view camera systems

• System Q-EX (present & full manual sound control)

• Requires additional cable for smartphone integration

• OEM Remote Control Interface

• Equipped with direct camera inputs for rear view camera systems

• iDataLink• Drive EQ, 7 Band Graphic EQ• Requires additional cable for smartphone integration

$19595 $19595

AVHX2600bT

PRODUCT FEATURES:

6.1” DVD/blUETOOTH

CTL#: DIGL3/450*

$89500

• 6.1” Wide VGA Color LCD Touchscreen

• Double-DIN installation• DVD/CD/USB/JPEG/DivX/MPEG (1/2/4)/VCD/MP3/WMA/iTunes AAC/FLAC Playback

• Rear View Camera Input• Remote Control Included

• 8-band Graphic Equalizer• Built-In MOSFET 50 Watts x 4 Amplifi er

• Voice recognition technology compatible with select iOS devices


$19595

AVHX5600bHS

PRODUCT FEATURES:

7” DVD/blUETOOTH

CTL#: DIGL3/900*

$1,39500

• 7” WVGA Touchscreen • Double-DIN installation• DVD/CD/USB/JPEG/DivX/MPEG (1/2/4)/VCD/MP3/WMA/iTunes AAC Playback

• Rear View Camera Input• Remote Control Included• Built-in HD Radio tuner

• 8-band Graphic Equalizer with 7 present EQ Curves

• Peak output: 50 Watts• Voice recognition technology compatible with select iOS devices


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• 6.1” WVGA touchscreen • Standard double DIN installation

• DVD/CD/MP3/AAC/WMA & DivX playback

• USB Connection• Voice guidance in English, French & Spanish


• 6.1” Wide VGA Color LCD touchscreen

• Standard double DIN installation

• DVD/CD/MPEG4/H.264/WMV/mkv/USB/JPEG, MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV/FLAC Playback


• Built-in Navigation with 3D & 2D mapping

• Equipped with direct camera inputs for front/rear view camera systems

• Steering Wheel control ready• Requires additional cable for smartphone integration

• OEM Remote Control • iDataLink• Built-in Garmin Navigation• Equipped with direct camera inputs for rear view camera systems

• Multi-Language Menu • Requires additional cable for smartphone integration

$19595 $19595

AVIC5000nEX DnX891HD


6.1” DVD/nAVIGATIOn/blUETOOTH 6.95” DVD/nAVIGATIOn/blUETOOTH


$1,60000 $1 ,99500

• 6.1” WVGA Touchscreen • Standard double DIN installation

• DVD/CD/USB/SD Card, MP3/WMA/iTunes/AAC/WMV/H.264/MPEG4/MKV/FLAC/DivX/ FLV Video Playback

• USB/SD Connection

• 6.95” Wide VGA Color LCD touchscreen

• Double DIN installation• DVD/CD/MPEG4/H.264/WMV/mkv/JPEG, MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV/FLAC Playback

• USB Connection• Built-in Bluetooth

• Built-in Bluetooth• MIXTRAX & Built-in Amplifi er

• Built-in HERE Navigation with 7.9 POIs

• Siri Eye Free functionality with certain iPhone models


• iDataLink• OEM Remote Control Compatible

• Built-in Garmin Navigation• Equipped with direct camera inputs for rear view camera systems


$19595 $19595

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ClEAR PROTECTIOn FOR yOUR AUTOMOTIVE InVESTMEnT

Paint protection fi lm lets paint colors show true, all while creating an invisible shield to help protect your vehicle. Defend your vehicle’s vulnerable areas against abrasions, nicks, scratches from insects, small road debris, winter sand and salt for year-round protection.

2-ZOnE• Hood • Tips

CTL#: DIGL1.5/160 $39500

5-ZOnE• Hood• Tips• Headlights

• Door Cups• Mirrors

CTL#: DIGL3/300 $79500

7-ZOnE• Hood• Tips• Bumper• Door Cups

• Mirrors• Headlights• Door Edge

Door Cups

CTL#: DIGL6/750 $1,49500

WInDOW TInT

CHARCOAl 30% GAlAXIE 27%• Rich warm hues in classic grey tones that enhance your vehicle’s appearance

• Five shades to choose from• Blocks up to 98% of ultraviolet rays• Total Solar Energy Rejected varies from 27% to 43% depending on which shade is used

• Five year limited warranty• Professionally Installated

• Bold metallized fi lm for superior heat rejection

• Blocks 99% of ultraviolet light• 47% Heat Rejection• Superior glare reduction • Lifetime Warranty• Excellent fi lm clarity• Contains no dyes: Won’t fade or turn purple

• Scratch resistant coating• Signal Friendly• Professionally Installed

HP CHARCOAl 29% UlTRA PERFORMAnCE 27% OR 75%• Classic charcoal tint with stylish

warm grey tones• Blocks more than 98% of ultraviolet light

• Rejects up to 58% Total Solar Energy

• Enhanced color stability• Scratch resistant coating for maintenance free operation

• Excellent fi lm clarity for unaltered visibility

• Professionally Installed• Lifetime Warranty

• Charcoal tint• Combination of high heat rejection & high visibility

• Blocks more than 99% of ultraviolet light

• Superior glare reduction• Scratch resistant coating• Industry-leading color stability• Limited lifetime warranty

*Visible light 70 ± 6% based on glass type

Our automotive window tint is the investment that improves your driving experience and your vehicle’s value! Our Solar Gard window tints provides the comfort, style and solar protection that keep you driving cooler and looking great in your car.

CTL#: DIGL1/165

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SECURITyKEylESS EnTRy

REMOTE START REMOTE START / KEylESS

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• Two 3-button remotes• Stealth Coding Technology• Optional Trunk Release

• Range: Up to 1500 ft• Superhet (HX) Receiver• Keyless Entry (Optional)Unlock Only

• Parking Light Flash• Turbo Timer

• Range: Up to 2000 ft• LE Transmitter• 2-Way Responder• Keyless Entry - Unlock Only

• Code Hopping

• Security Siren• Shock Sensor• Limited Warranty• 3 Channels• 2 AUX Output

• Timer Mode/Start• Valet Mode/Switch• Limited Warranty

• Parking Light Flash• Status LED• Failsafe Starter Kill• Valet Mode/Switch• Limited Warranty

PRODUCT FEATURES:

REMOTE START/AlARM /2-WAy RESPOnDER REMOTE START/AlARM /2-WAy RESPOnDER

CTL#: DIGL4/650 CTL#: DIGL4/750

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• Code Hopping• Parking Light Flash• Status LED• Failsafe Starter Kill

• Shock Sensor, Security Siren & Panic Mode

• Dome Light Supervision• Valet Mode/Switch• Turbo Timer & Timer Start• Limited Warranty• 4 Channels

PRODUCT FEATURES:• Range: Up to 1 Mile• 2-Way & HD Responder• Keyless Entry • Code Hopping• Parking Light Flash• Status LED• Failsafe Starter Kill

• Shock Sensor, Security Siren & Panic Mode

• Dome Light Supervision• Valet Mode/Switch• Turbo Timer & Timer Start• Limited Warranty• 4 Channels

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DRIVE-IN AUTOSOUNDAs the Web & Graphic Designer, I designed new sales graphics every month, and sometimes more often. This sale was for the September “Race Days” sale. I designed all the in-store signage, web, and social media content for the sale.

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Signage for the Stores

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DNX891HD List: $1500.00 DDX8901HD List: $900.00

AVIC7000NEX List: $1500.00 AVIC6000NEX List: $1000.00

AVHX2600BT List: $450.00 RMAVM9215 List: $300.00

RMAVM9114 List: $250.00 VM9225BT List: $350.00

VM9224BT List: $350.00 AVICX850BT List: $800.00

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RESPONSIVE WEBSITESWhen I got married, I knew many of our friends and family members would RSVP on our wedding website from smartphones or tablets, so I built our wedding website as my first responsive design site.

Google Analytics showed that about 46% of Drive-In Autosound’s web visitors were on tablets or mobile devices. With that information in hand, I was able to explain to my boss how critical responsive design was. He authorized me to update the website, and I did so. The results are on the right.

We took down the domain after the wedding, but you can still see the content on my husband’s and my joint freelance site at bit.ly/1z3Vmif.

Drive-In Autosound’s new site will be launched at the end of February 2015 at driveinautosound.com.

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Drive-In Autosound New Website - Feb 2015

Wedding Website

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LOGO DESIGNSThis is a small sampling of some logos I’ve designed over the years for a variety of clients.

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www.kmariedesigns.com

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