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Created by: Taylor Summey 4/19/2021
Author: Pearce Center
A Nod to Childhood: The Magic of Children’s Literature
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Creative Storytelling Concepts
The professor announces a writing task and you immediately open your assignments tab to read the rubric. You see the required page numbers, the prompt and the expectations. Ideas start
VID Declassified Design Survival Guide: Visual Elements
VID and the Pearce Center for Professional Communication present VID Declassified Design Survival Guide! Improving a design through color, typography, Adobe Illustrator tricks and grouping and organization are the topics
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Tips for Taking a Productive Gap Year
After graduating from university with an undergraduate degree, it is common for students to be unsure of what step they should take next. Taking a gap year has become an
VID Declassified Design Survival Guide: Typography
VID and the Pearce Center for Professional Communication present VID Declassified Design Survival Guide! Improving a design through color, typography, Adobe Illustrator tricks and grouping and organization are the topics
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The 5-Step Creative Process
When it comes to being creative, whether through art, music, writing or generating ideas, finding yourself in the right mindset can be tricky. There are no hard-and-fast rules for creating—
VID Declassified Design Survival Guide: Color
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4 Weeks Left: How to Finish Strong
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The 14th Annual Clemson Literary Festival
The 14th Annual Clemson Literary Festival The Annual Clemson Literary Festival is a beloved tradition. Unfortunately, last year’s celebration was canceled due to COVID-19, but thankfully is able to