Career + PD

ATOMIC CARTOONS Recruitment Visit

Tuesday, February 23, 2016 from 11:40am – 12:20pm in Room 245 NB

Learn about the studio and their current projects. They're hiring!

TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM – INFORMATION SESSION  

12-Month Bachelor of Education Program 

Interested in teaching?

You can either ask for permission now or ask for forgiveness later. Choosing between creating sanctioned and non-sanctioned artwork in public spaces can force us to interrogate our risk tolerance, artistic vision, and collaborative skills. Whether installing a temporary intervention or negotiating a commissioned mural, there are legal implications and negotiations that artists need to consider. This presentation will introduce topics such as contract negotiation, potential legal consequences, and preserving your moral and constitutional rights.

Good artists borrow. Great artists steal. Is it creative appropriation or illegal counterfeiting when we work from other sources?

As artists, we are interested in having the most flexibility possible in drawing creatively from existing material, and yet, we are also interested in having our own work protected under the law. This presentation will explore the ins and outs of the Canadian copyright system, best practices for utilizing appropriated material in your work, and a range of options for sharing, distributing, and protecting your artwork.

Speaker Danielle Sabelli is the Co-founder of Broken City Lab, an artist-led interdisciplinary artist collective and non-profit organization, in addition to practicing law.

Come hear Google Interaction Designer and Emily Carr graduate Rachel Simpson talk about her career path and current work. Rachel will also share her recommendations on how to prepare for getting a job after university, and what to expect in your job search after graduation. Refreshments will be provided!

Rachel Simpson | Alumni Career Talk
Friday, September 18, 2015
Room 245, North Building 

Presented by the Career + Professional Development Office.

Emily Carr students and alumni are invited to join us in welcoming Facebook for a talk with Molly Fowler and Emily Carr graduate Matt Chan, Product Designers for Core Growth. The Facebook recruitment team will also be present to talk with you about their employment opportunities!

The event will be followed by a meet + greet with refreshments. Presented by the Career + Professional Development Office.

Facebook Design Talk + Meet and Greet
September 24, 2015 | 6pm
Lecture Theatre, Room 301, South Building

Please RSVP via the Facebook event page.