2009 One Show College Competion - First Meeting Thursday, Oct. 30 - 12:00 PM - Room #462, Shepard Hall

Use Your Head. Win A Pencil.

ATTENTION ALL Ad/PR & Design STUDENTS.

City College WON the Client Pitch in 2007. Had a Merit Winner in 2008.
Let's keep the winning streak going!

If you're interested in joining The One Show College Competition Support Group
filled with fiercely competitive, highly motivated and exceptionally
creative students (hey, we're in this to win)
please contact Professor Nancy Tag (ntag@ccny.cuny.edu) immediately
for the chance to enter one of the most prestigious advertising
competitions in the industry.

Get support, guidance for strategic thinking, bounce ideas around,
adhere to a timetable, and get advice on submission standards
from those in the know ...

First Meeting: Thursday, Oct. 30
12 Noon, Room #462 - Shepard Hall

Includes "tastings" of this year's client
and competition overview

For more info, visit www.oneclub.org

2009 One Show College Competition Client Announced

Heads Up! CCNY has received “advance notice” of The One Show College Competition Client: it is a regional brand of horseradish named Long's.

Attached find the creative brief; please check out the website for more information: http://www.oneclub.org/oc/education/college/

As many of you know, CCNY-MCA has had enormous success the last two years with the One Show, a distinguished and highly competitive student competition. In 2007, CCNY won the Client Pitch and last year ad/pr student, Laura Malandrino, was a Merit Winner in the Print Campaign category.

According to One Show Advisor and MCA Deputy Chair Prof. Nancy Tag, “I'm especially excited to be able to get a jump on The One Show College Competition 2009! As always, I’ll offer a support group to get students ready for the submission deadline which is February 20, 2009. Watch this blog for updates; instructors will also have updated info in the weeks ahead.”

One Show Background

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Attachment: Long's Label.eps (436k bytes) Open

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Attachment: CC_Brief_2009.pdf (52k bytes) Open