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LOGO CONTEST

The Peace and Justice Studies Community
at Montgomery College
invites you to create a logo that reflects our missions and goals

The Peace and Justice Studies community at MC seeks to promote the maxim attributed to
Gandhi “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” We would like to bring
the ideals of peace and justice into practice in the classroom,
on the campus, in the community and the world.

  • All members of the Montgomery College community are eligible.
  • The "Create a Logo" contest ends at 11:59 p.m. E.S.T. on March 25, 2010.
  • During the contest period, the finished logo design must be submitted to Marta Lautz at Marta.Lautz@montgomerycollege.edu.
  • Submissions should be in .AI (Adobe Illustrator) and PDF format, using CMYK colors.
  • Along with your submission, include:
    (1) your name, (2) email, (3) address and (4) telephone number.

DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

  1. Logo should be scalable.
  2. It should not rely on transparencies, gradients or subtle shades.
  3. The number of colors should be limited.
  4. It should be able to be reduced cleanly to black and white.
  5. The proposed logo must not resemble existing trademarked logos.
  6. The first and second prize submissions become the property of P&JS, and may be modified.

The best design will receive $250 and runner-up $100.

Printable logo contest flyer (.pdf file)

QUESTIONS and ANSWERS about the LOGO:

Q. Are you asking for a acronym for P&JS?
A. We are open for ideas that include acronym, or combination of abstraction and words. In any case logo should be simple, original and clear. The logo should communicate our objectives about creating awareness regarding to peace and justice.

Q. Do you want P&JS at Montgomery College?
A. Do not include “at Montgomery College”

Q. Do you want P&JSC with Peace and Justice Studies Community small under it?
A. Please avoid “Community”

Q- Do you want the Gandhi maxim added?
A. This maxim conveys a proactive action towards the matters of peace and justice, but we do not need to include the words as a part of the logo.  

If you have any more questions about the logo requirements, please contact:
Marta.Lautz@montgomerycollege.edu
or
Denise.Folwell@montgomerycollege.edu


Art work by Professor Marta Lautz in honor of International Human Rights Day

What is the Global Peace & Justice Studies
Community
at Montgomery College?

In our preliminary conversations, those of us who have already been meeting have identified three directions in which Global Peace and Justice studies at MC might move:

  • a formal peace studies program with a full curriculum of designated courses aimed at an academic degree
  • a less formal program that would include courses from a variety of disciplines aimed at an official certificate
  • and “infusion,” which involves focusing courses that already exist on a peace and/or justice theme.

These are not incompatible approaches; in fact, the last may move into the second, which could eventually result in the first.

At Montgomery College, we pride ourselves on our diversity and on the opportunities we provide for personal and academic growth. With the creation of this initiative, the foundation of a Global Peace and Justice Studies program here at MC, we wish to establish a forum for bringing to life the maxim “be the change you wish to see in the world.” We wish to explore how to bring the ideals, and the practice, of peace and justice to the classroom, to the campus, to the community, and to the world.   

We who have already started the conversation hope that you will join, and that together our voices and our actions will create new learning opportunities that focus on peace and justice among the “endless possibilities” at Montgomery College.

 “Be the change you wish to see in the world.”—Mahatma Gandhi

GP&JS Index page last updated February 2, 2010

 


Professor Mike Eckert and Laura White, CPOD, Co-coordinators
Mike Eckert, English Dept., SB104b, Rockville Campus  (240) 567-7414

Laura White, Center for Organizational and Professional Development
40 West Gude Drive, Rockville, MD  20852  (240) 567-4297

Nancy Nyland, Webmaster, (240) 567-7854
  Site last updated December 14, 2009

 

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