Lonie Joyce
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Barbara Pohl
To Whom It May Concern:: I first met Lonie Joyce two years ago when she was a student in the BFA Program at Centenary University majoring in Graphic Design and Multimedia. At that time, I was a full-time faculty member in the Visual Arts department, and Lonie was a student of mine in some graphics classes that were required for her major. Lonie’s decision to get her BFA degree in Graphic Design and Multimedia was a decision she made after working in the field of design for a number of years, and after having completed an AA degree in Graphic Design. Her previous experience and schooling enabled her to transition into the program with a high level of accomplishment and maturity. She showed these qualities in the work she produced, in class critiques, and in her ability to provide other students with feedback and guidance. In regard to Lonie’s own personal work, she showed an instinctive understanding of print and interactive design. Her ability to work with color, her illustrative capabilities, and her understanding of type and print layout went beyond any introductory level. She exhibited a high level of self-direction and was highly motivated to take each of her projects to the highest level. She has the maturity and the self determination to do her very best work. While holding on to these qualities she also was open to critiques and self-improvement. As an educator in the field of design, I’ve had opportunity to see a wide range of student design work. It is clear to me that Lonie’s projects are on par with freelance designers working in the field. Her decision to continue her studies towards a BFA degree in the field of Graphic Design and Multimedia, in spite of having one undergraduate degree, working as a freelancer in graphics, and teaching beginning graphics at a local community college, is a testament to her desire to be as prepared as possible in the field. Lonie would be an excellent addition to any design company, and her contributions would be of great value to the clients she serves. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely yours, Barbara Pohl bpohl@bestweb.net Retired Assistant Professor at Centenary University Assistant Part-Time Professor, First Year, Parson School of Design
Ryan Prendergast
For the last few years, I have studied graphic design alongside Lonie Joyce at Sussex County Community College (SCCC) and Centenary University. At SCCC, we were both involved in Design Squad, a student graphic design club. She contributed substantially to this club, as she shared many innovative ideas and concepts that improved the club, and helped bring our projects to conclusion. After seeing her coursework from various classes, it is clear to me that from page layout to illustration to photography and everything in between, Lonie is an incredible and very talented artist and graphic designer. Lonie is also kind, hardworking, works great with other people, and would be an excellent fit for any client or design firm.
Barbara Pohl
To Whom It May Concern:: I first met Lonie Joyce two years ago when she was a student in the BFA Program at Centenary University majoring in Graphic Design and Multimedia. At that time, I was a full-time faculty member in the Visual Arts department, and Lonie was a student of mine in some graphics classes that were required for her major. Lonie’s decision to get her BFA degree in Graphic Design and Multimedia was a decision she made after working in the field of design for a number of years, and after having completed an AA degree in Graphic Design. Her previous experience and schooling enabled her to transition into the program with a high level of accomplishment and maturity. She showed these qualities in the work she produced, in class critiques, and in her ability to provide other students with feedback and guidance. In regard to Lonie’s own personal work, she showed an instinctive understanding of print and interactive design. Her ability to work with color, her illustrative capabilities, and her understanding of type and print layout went beyond any introductory level. She exhibited a high level of self-direction and was highly motivated to take each of her projects to the highest level. She has the maturity and the self determination to do her very best work. While holding on to these qualities she also was open to critiques and self-improvement. As an educator in the field of design, I’ve had opportunity to see a wide range of student design work. It is clear to me that Lonie’s projects are on par with freelance designers working in the field. Her decision to continue her studies towards a BFA degree in the field of Graphic Design and Multimedia, in spite of having one undergraduate degree, working as a freelancer in graphics, and teaching beginning graphics at a local community college, is a testament to her desire to be as prepared as possible in the field. Lonie would be an excellent addition to any design company, and her contributions would be of great value to the clients she serves. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely yours, Barbara Pohl bpohl@bestweb.net Retired Assistant Professor at Centenary University Assistant Part-Time Professor, First Year, Parson School of Design
Ryan Prendergast
For the last few years, I have studied graphic design alongside Lonie Joyce at Sussex County Community College (SCCC) and Centenary University. At SCCC, we were both involved in Design Squad, a student graphic design club. She contributed substantially to this club, as she shared many innovative ideas and concepts that improved the club, and helped bring our projects to conclusion. After seeing her coursework from various classes, it is clear to me that from page layout to illustration to photography and everything in between, Lonie is an incredible and very talented artist and graphic designer. Lonie is also kind, hardworking, works great with other people, and would be an excellent fit for any client or design firm.
Barbara Pohl
To Whom It May Concern:: I first met Lonie Joyce two years ago when she was a student in the BFA Program at Centenary University majoring in Graphic Design and Multimedia. At that time, I was a full-time faculty member in the Visual Arts department, and Lonie was a student of mine in some graphics classes that were required for her major. Lonie’s decision to get her BFA degree in Graphic Design and Multimedia was a decision she made after working in the field of design for a number of years, and after having completed an AA degree in Graphic Design. Her previous experience and schooling enabled her to transition into the program with a high level of accomplishment and maturity. She showed these qualities in the work she produced, in class critiques, and in her ability to provide other students with feedback and guidance. In regard to Lonie’s own personal work, she showed an instinctive understanding of print and interactive design. Her ability to work with color, her illustrative capabilities, and her understanding of type and print layout went beyond any introductory level. She exhibited a high level of self-direction and was highly motivated to take each of her projects to the highest level. She has the maturity and the self determination to do her very best work. While holding on to these qualities she also was open to critiques and self-improvement. As an educator in the field of design, I’ve had opportunity to see a wide range of student design work. It is clear to me that Lonie’s projects are on par with freelance designers working in the field. Her decision to continue her studies towards a BFA degree in the field of Graphic Design and Multimedia, in spite of having one undergraduate degree, working as a freelancer in graphics, and teaching beginning graphics at a local community college, is a testament to her desire to be as prepared as possible in the field. Lonie would be an excellent addition to any design company, and her contributions would be of great value to the clients she serves. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely yours, Barbara Pohl bpohl@bestweb.net Retired Assistant Professor at Centenary University Assistant Part-Time Professor, First Year, Parson School of Design
Ryan Prendergast
For the last few years, I have studied graphic design alongside Lonie Joyce at Sussex County Community College (SCCC) and Centenary University. At SCCC, we were both involved in Design Squad, a student graphic design club. She contributed substantially to this club, as she shared many innovative ideas and concepts that improved the club, and helped bring our projects to conclusion. After seeing her coursework from various classes, it is clear to me that from page layout to illustration to photography and everything in between, Lonie is an incredible and very talented artist and graphic designer. Lonie is also kind, hardworking, works great with other people, and would be an excellent fit for any client or design firm.
Barbara Pohl
To Whom It May Concern:: I first met Lonie Joyce two years ago when she was a student in the BFA Program at Centenary University majoring in Graphic Design and Multimedia. At that time, I was a full-time faculty member in the Visual Arts department, and Lonie was a student of mine in some graphics classes that were required for her major. Lonie’s decision to get her BFA degree in Graphic Design and Multimedia was a decision she made after working in the field of design for a number of years, and after having completed an AA degree in Graphic Design. Her previous experience and schooling enabled her to transition into the program with a high level of accomplishment and maturity. She showed these qualities in the work she produced, in class critiques, and in her ability to provide other students with feedback and guidance. In regard to Lonie’s own personal work, she showed an instinctive understanding of print and interactive design. Her ability to work with color, her illustrative capabilities, and her understanding of type and print layout went beyond any introductory level. She exhibited a high level of self-direction and was highly motivated to take each of her projects to the highest level. She has the maturity and the self determination to do her very best work. While holding on to these qualities she also was open to critiques and self-improvement. As an educator in the field of design, I’ve had opportunity to see a wide range of student design work. It is clear to me that Lonie’s projects are on par with freelance designers working in the field. Her decision to continue her studies towards a BFA degree in the field of Graphic Design and Multimedia, in spite of having one undergraduate degree, working as a freelancer in graphics, and teaching beginning graphics at a local community college, is a testament to her desire to be as prepared as possible in the field. Lonie would be an excellent addition to any design company, and her contributions would be of great value to the clients she serves. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely yours, Barbara Pohl bpohl@bestweb.net Retired Assistant Professor at Centenary University Assistant Part-Time Professor, First Year, Parson School of Design
Ryan Prendergast
For the last few years, I have studied graphic design alongside Lonie Joyce at Sussex County Community College (SCCC) and Centenary University. At SCCC, we were both involved in Design Squad, a student graphic design club. She contributed substantially to this club, as she shared many innovative ideas and concepts that improved the club, and helped bring our projects to conclusion. After seeing her coursework from various classes, it is clear to me that from page layout to illustration to photography and everything in between, Lonie is an incredible and very talented artist and graphic designer. Lonie is also kind, hardworking, works great with other people, and would be an excellent fit for any client or design firm.
Experience
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Sussex County Community College
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United States
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Higher Education
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200 - 300 Employee
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Adjunct Professor
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May 2017 - Present
Instruct classes aimed at students concentrating in Graphic Design as well as other concentrations of design such as illustration, interior design, architectural design and fashion design. Creative professional with expertise in helping beginning students develop creative talent and persevere through educational and professional challenges. Currently teaching Introduction to Design GRAD101-ON in online format using Canvas (LMS) as well as in person classroom setting. Designer – Coordinate with faculty advisor on annual publication of student visual arts, poetry, and pose, Idiom & Image. Select entries for inclusion in publication, create cover art and design layout and composition of the 2020 issue of Idiom & Image of Sussex county Community college. Prepare all files for finalization and print. 2021-College level instructor on the Hopatcong High School Advisory Board for the creation of a new Commercial Art CTE program.
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Elemental Family Health NP RN PC
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United States
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Medical Practices
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Office Administrator/Bookkeeper
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Jan 2017 - Present
Support the administrative needs of Elemental Family Health NP RN PC. Developing and maintaining records such as financial reports, calendars, digital/paper files, and timekeeping systems. Ensure security, integrity and confidentiality of data. In addition to taking the lead on entering financial transactions into the bookkeeping system, I develop and maintain a welcoming office environment, and coordinate logistics for all Board and staff meetings. Balance and maintain accurate ledgers. Match purchase orders with invoices. Coordinate bank deposits and report financial results on a regular basis to management. Point person for maintenance, mailing, shipping, supplies, equipment, bills and errands. Organize and schedule meetings and appointments. Organize office operations and procedures. Manage executives’ schedules, calendars and appointments.
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Freelance Graphic Designer
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India
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Graphic Design
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1 - 100 Employee
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Freelance Graphic Designer
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Dec 2015 - Present
Develop concepts, graphics and layouts for product illustrations, company logos, and websites. Prepare rough drafts of material based on an agreed brief. Review final layouts and suggesting improvements if required. Exceptional creativity and innovation. Excellent time management and organizational skills. Accuracy and attention to detail with an understanding of the latest trends and their role within a commercial environment. Professional approach to time, costs and deadlines. Develop concepts, graphics and layouts for product illustrations, company logos, and websites. Prepare rough drafts of material based on an agreed brief. Review final layouts and suggesting improvements if required. Exceptional creativity and innovation. Excellent time management and organizational skills. Accuracy and attention to detail with an understanding of the latest trends and their role within a commercial environment. Professional approach to time, costs and deadlines.
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MagazineXperts LLC
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United States
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Advertising Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Graphic Designer
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May 2018 - Jan 2019
Graphic designer for national magazine publications, creating and developing visual concepts and editing materials and advertisements in print and digital platforms. Develop overall layout and production design for advertisements, brochures, magazines, websites and other media platforms and promotional materials. Graphic designers create visual concepts, by hand or using computer software, to communicate ideas that inspire, inform, or captivate consumers. They develop the overall layout and production design for advertisements, brochures, magazines, and corporate reports.
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Niki Jones Agency
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United States
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Technology, Information and Internet
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1 - 100 Employee
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Graphic Design Internship
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Jan 2017 - Apr 2017
Assist the art department with general graphic design, primarily using Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign. Assist the art department with general graphic design, primarily using Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign.
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Black Bear Film Festival
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Media Production
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1 - 100 Employee
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Graphic Design Intern
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May 2016 - Oct 2016
Design various marketing material for print, web and social media distribution, including materials for use at the Festival. Design various marketing material for print, web and social media distribution, including materials for use at the Festival.
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Manager
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Apr 2005 - Aug 2011
Increased membership by 10% by reaching outside the community to improve and continue the success of the team. Leadership and team building including responsibility for team members, coaches, lifeguards and all communication between the league and other teams Increased membership by 10% by reaching outside the community to improve and continue the success of the team. Leadership and team building including responsibility for team members, coaches, lifeguards and all communication between the league and other teams
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Education
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2017 - 2020
Centenary University
BFA, Visual Arts, Graphic Design -
Montclair State University
Bachelor's of Science, Business Administration -
2014 - 2017
Sussex County Community College
Associate of Applied Science, Graphic Design -
Berkeley College
Associate of Science, Fashion Marketing and Management
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