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 le: Webinar: Making Every Page Count — Practical Print Strategies for Co
 llege & University Magazines\nStart Date / Time: Jun 17, 2026 13:00 PM Ame
 rica/New_York\nLocation: Zoom\nMaking Every Page Count: Practical Print St
 rategies for College &amp\; University Magazines\nPresented by: Chris Cumm
 ings, CEO, Cummings PrintingJake Hamel, COO, Cummings Printing\n\nCollege 
 and university magazines carry an important responsibility: they must enga
 ge alumni, showcase institutional pride, and make a lasting impression&mda
 sh\;often while working within tight budgets and rising production costs. 
 In this session, Cummings Printing will share practical, real-world strate
 gies to help designers and publication teams get more value from every pri
 nt dollar without sacrificing quality or impact.\nDrawing from our experie
 nce printing publications for more than 30 colleges and universities natio
 nwide, we will discuss the advantages of short-run web press production, e
 conomical trim sizes, efficient page counts, smart paper and cover choices
 , and affordable coatings that can elevate a magazine without breaking the
  budget. We will also explore creative ways to make a publication stand ou
 t, from subtle production upgrades to thoughtful design decisions that imp
 rove both appearance and efficiency.\nAttendees will leave with useful pri
 nt knowledge, cost-conscious ideas, and practical questions to ask before 
 their next magazine goes to press.\n\n\nDate: Wednesday, June 17, 2026Time
 : 1 p.m. (ET) / Noon (CT)UCDA Members: FREE / Non-Members: $25\nRegistrati
 on ends at midnight the day before the event (June 16).\n\nAbout the Prese
 nters\nChris Cummings\nChris Cummings is Co-CEO of Cummings Printing, a fo
 urth-generation, family-owned publication printer specializing in high-qua
 lity short-run web press magazines. Although he officially began his caree
 r at Cummings Printing in 2013 at age 16, Chris grew up around the company
  and has been immersed in the people, processes, and craftsmanship of prin
 t for much of his life.\nChris began on the production floor in mailing an
 d bindery before earning a Bachelor&rsquo\;s degree in Business Management
  from the University of Florida. After returning to Cummings full time, he
  completed a comprehensive yearlong training program across every major de
 partment, including bindery, pressroom, prepress, purchasing, estimating, 
 billing, customer service, and sales. That hands-on experience gave him a 
 deep understanding of what it takes to produce magazines efficiently, cons
 istently, and with the quality clients expect.\nToday, Chris focuses prima
 rily on operations, helping ensure Cummings Printing delivers the reliabil
 ity, service, and production insight that colleges, universities, and publ
 ishers depend on.\nJake Hamel\nJake Hamel is Chief Operating Officer at Cu
 mmings Printing and brings a deeply practical understanding of magazine pr
 oduction from years spent learning the business from the ground up. He off
 icially began working at Cummings Printing in 2011 at age 16, starting in 
 the bindery and also gaining early experience in the pressroom and shippin
 g departments.\nAfter graduating from Saint Anselm College with a degree i
 n Mathematics, Jake returned to Cummings Printing and completed a yearlong
  training process across the company&rsquo\;s production and business oper
 ations. His experience included bindery, pressroom, prepress, purchasing, 
 estimating, billing, customer service, and sales, giving him a broad under
 standing of how each decision impacts the final printed product.\nJake&rsq
 uo\;s background allows him to help clients think through the details that
  matter most in magazine production, from efficiency and scheduling to qua
 lity, cost, and overall impact. His hands-on experience makes him a valuab
 le resource for designers and publication teams looking to make smart prin
 t decisions and get more value from every project.\n \n\n \n\n--- This iCa
 l file does *NOT* confirm registration.Event details subject to change. --
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 le: Creative Conversations: Creative Org Charts and the Chaos Between Them
 \nStart Date / Time: Jun 18, 2026 12:00 PM US/Central\nLocation: Zoom\nCre
 ative Org Charts and the Chaos Between ThemWho does what? Who reports to w
 hom? Who&rsquo\;s been remote since 2020 and exists only on Slack? Bring y
 our questions and your organizational quirks to an honest conversation abo
 ut structuring creative teams in higher ed&mdash\;roles, responsibilities,
  communication norms, and the ongoing puzzle of hybrid collaboration. Expe
 ct real talk and real solutions from folks doing it every day.\nThursday, 
 June 18, 2026Noon&ndash\;1:00 p.m. (CST)\nUCDA MEMBERS: FREE | NON-MEMBERS
 : $15\n\nRegistration ends at midnight the day before the event. When you 
 register, you will receive the Zoom link to this specific event. Please sa
 ve this link and mark your calendar. \n\nNot a member or let your membersh
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 le: Creative Conversations: Creativity on a Shoestring — Design Under Co
 nstraints\nStart Date / Time: Jul 16, 2026 12:00 PM US/Central\nLocation: 
 Zoom\nCreativity on a Shoestring: Design Under ConstraintsTight budgets? S
 hort timelines? Limited staff? Welcome to higher ed! Join a candid discuss
 ion on making magic with fewer resources&mdash\;prioritization strategies,
  creative hacks, time-saving systems, and real examples of doing a lot wit
 h a little. Let&rsquo\;s celebrate the scrappy brilliance that keeps our c
 ampuses looking good.\nThursday, July 16, 2026Noon&ndash\;1:00 p.m. (CST)\
 nUCDA MEMBERS: FREE | NON-MEMBERS: $15\n\nRegistration ends at midnight th
 e day before the event. When you register, you will receive the Zoom link 
 to this specific event. Please save this link and mark your calendar. \n\n
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 le: Faculty Forum: 2026-27 Academic Year Kick-Off\nStart Date / Time: Aug 
 07, 2026 11:00 AM US/Central\nLocation: Faculty Forum\nAugust 7, 2026: 202
 6-27 Academic Year Kick-Off\nPlease note this in on the first Friday of th
 e month.\nShare what you did this summer and your plans for the school yea
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 le: 2026 UCDA Design Conference: Duality\nStart Date / Time: Nov 04, 2026 
 00:00 AM America/Chicago\nLocation: Kansas City\nJoin us in Kansas City, M
 issouri, for the 56th annual UCDA Design Conference: November 4-7, 2026.\n
 The creative world has been reshaped by the rise of AI-driven tools, chall
 enging the balance between authenticity and the expectation to rapidly cre
 ate. As these technologies become embedded in everyday workflows, question
 s around authorship, originality, and creative voice are more pressing tha
 n ever. This year&rsquo\;s conference theme, Duality, invites us to explor
 e how creatives are navigating this shift: embracing new tools while striv
 ing to preserve the human perspective that gives our work meaning.\nKansas
  City, Missouri, serves as the host city for this year&rsquo\;s conference
 . Located near the geographic center of the continental United States, it 
 symbolically divides the country into two regions. This sense of duality i
 s further reflected in the metro area&rsquo\;s unique position spanning tw
 o cities&mdash\;with the same name&mdash\;across two states. In addition t
 o its thematic relevance, Kansas City offers strong access to local design
  talent and convenient travel options for attendees from both the East and
  West Coasts.\nBenefits of Attending\nEach year, the UCDA Design Conferenc
 e brings together designers, educators, communicators, and students to con
 nect, learn, and get inspired. It&rsquo\;s your chance to dive into the la
 test design and communication trends&mdash\;especially those that matter m
 ost in higher education&mdash\;and explore what&rsquo\;s happening across 
 the broader design world. You&rsquo\;ll walk away with fresh ideas, creati
 ve energy, and new ways to collaborate. Plus, it&rsquo\;s a great opportun
 ity to grow your skills, meet new people, and be part of a vibrant, suppor
 tive professional community.\n\nProgramming\nThe 2026 UCDA Design Conferen
 ce will offer a mix of mainstage presentations and breakout sessions desig
 ned to inform, inspire, and energize. Our programming will focus on four k
 ey areas: Technology, Inspiration, Professional Practice, and Education&md
 ash\;each curated to meet the needs of creatives working in and around hig
 her education.\n\nTechnology: Stay on top of the latest tools, trends, and
  tech shaping the design world. Whether you&rsquo\;re exploring new softwa
 re, discovering how emerging technologies impact your institution, or prep
 aring for what&rsquo\;s next, these sessions are designed to keep you info
 rmed and adaptable.\nInspiration: These sessions are all about sparking cr
 eativity and shifting perspectives. You&rsquo\;ll leave feeling refreshed,
  recharged, and ready to see your work&mdash\;and the world&mdash\;through
  a new lens.\nProfessional Practice: Dig into practical, hands-on learning
  designed to boost your everyday work. You&rsquo\;ll find &ldquo\;how-to&r
 dquo\; sessions, skill-building workshops, and advice on everything from c
 ommunication and ethics to time management, freelancing, and career growth
 .\nEducation: Tailored for design educators and lifelong learners alike, t
 hese content-rich sessions cover topics like research, pedagogy, curriculu
 m development, and more. Whether you&rsquo\;re on a tenure track or expand
 ing your design expertise, these sessions offer valuable insight and suppo
 rt.\n\nIn addition to sessions, we&rsquo\;ll celebrate outstanding work at
  the UCDA Design Awards Show, host the always-popular Publications Swap Sh
 op, celebrate creative excellence with the Krider Prize winner, get into f
 riendly bidding wars during the UCDA Foundation Silent Auction, and make p
 lenty of space for networking and casual connection throughout the event. 
 Plus, our Expo provides the perfect opportunity to connect directly with t
 he vendors, sponsors, and professionals who support your work.\nWho Should
  Attend\n\nDesign and communication professionals at all levels of their c
 areers from all departments within universities and colleges\nDesigners in
  communications professions who work in other sectors\nDesign educators an
 d design students\nNewcomers to the profession\nCreatives who would like t
 o connect with their peers across the country\nCompanies that would like t
 o build business relationships with our attendees\n\nUse our Convince Your
  Boss letter template to advocate for your professional development by att
 ending the UCDA Design Conference.\nInterested in presenting?\nWe're accep
 ting proposals for breakouts, workshops, and 20x20 sessions! Fill out the 
 call for proposals form and include information about your topic along wit
 h any supporting materials. If it's the right fit for this year's conferen
 ce, we'll be in touch!\nIf you have questions, email conference chair Serg
 io Solorzano and co-chair Kelly McMurray. \n\n \nRegistration\nNew lower r
 ates for 2026! You asked, we listened. We've adjusted conference registrat
 ion rates to help ease the burden on shrinking budgets. \nJoin UCDA to qua
 lify for member pricing!\n\n\n\nUCDA Conference PassNovember 4&ndash\;7, 2
 026\nEarly BirdMay 1&ndash\;June 30\nStandardJuly 1&ndash\;Sept. 30\nLateO
 ct. 1&ndash\;Oct. 31\n\n\nUCDA Member Professional \n$650\n$800\n$1,000\n\
 n\nNon-Member Professional \n$850\n$1,000\n$1,200\n\n\nUCDA Member Faculty
 \n$500\n$500\n$500\n\n\nNon-Member Faculty\n$650\n$650\n$650\n\n\nUCDA Mem
 ber Student \n$250\n$250\n$250\n\n\nNon-Member Student \n$300\n$300\n$300\
 n\n\nUCDA Emeritus Member\n$500\n$500\n$500\n\n\n\nUCDA Event Cancellation
  PolicyUCDA Inclusiveness, Code of Conduct, and Anti-harassment Policy\nPr
 ofessional Development Scholarships\nUCDA recognizes the importance of lif
 elong learning and supports members through the UCDA Foundation&rsquo\;s p
 rofessional development scholarship program. This program provides opportu
 nities for members to attend the UCDA Design Conference. This year, the UC
 DA Foundation is supporting two scholarships: Professional Development and
  Elevating Black Voices in Design.\n\nApplication deadline is June 30. For
  more details, visit the UCDA Professional Scholarships web page.\n\nPreli
 minary Schedule\nSubject to change. Speaker and session details will be an
 nounced soon.\n\n\n\n\n\nWEDNESDAY, NOV. 4\n10:00 a.m.&ndash\;3:00 p.m. Re
 gistration3:00&ndash\;4:00 p.m.Networking Reception4:00&ndash\;5:30 p.m. C
 onference Opening Remarks &amp\; Mainstage Presenation5:30&ndash\;6:30 p.m
 . UCDA Design Awards Presentation6:30&ndash\;8:00 p.m. UCDA Design Awards 
 Opening &amp\; Reception\n\n\nTHURSDAY, NOV. 5\n8:30&ndash\;9:30 a.m. Brea
 kfast on Your Own9:30&ndash\;10:45 a.m.Mainstage Presentation\n11:00 a.m.&
 ndash\;12:00 p.m. Concurrent Breakout Sessions12:00&ndash\;2:00 p.m.Lunch 
 on Your Own\n2:00&ndash\;3:00 p.m. Concurrent Breakout Sessions\n3:00&ndas
 h\;5:00 p.m. Vendor Expo\n\n\nFRIDAY, NOV. 6\n8:30&ndash\;9:30 a.m. Contin
 ental Breakfast Included in registration\n9:00&ndash\;10:30 a.m.Mainstage 
 Presentation\n11:00 a.m.&ndash\;12:00 p.m.20x20 Presentations\n12:00&ndash
 \;2:00 p.m.Lunch on Your Own12:15&ndash\;12:45 p.m.Publications Swap Shop2
 :00&ndash\;3:00 p.m. Concurrent Breakout Sessions4:30&ndash\;5:30 p.m. Mai
 nstage Presentation4:30&ndash\;5:30 p.m. Closing Remarks\n\n\nSATURDAY, NO
 V. 7\n8:30&ndash\;9:30 a.m. Breakfast on Your Own9:30&ndash\;11:00 a.m.Con
 current Workshop and Breakout Sessions\n11:30 a.m.&ndash\;2:00 p.m.Offsite
  to Crown Center\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\nKansas City, Missouri\nKansas City i
 s one of America&rsquo\;s most unexpectedly vibrant creative capitals. Sit
 ting at the heart of the nation, KC is effortlessly accessible from every 
 direction.\nKansas City&rsquo\;s cultural credentials are anything but fly
 over. The city boasts more fountains than Rome and more boulevard miles th
 an Paris, but its greatest arteries pulse through one of the most concentr
 ated corridors of art and design education in the country. The 2026 UCDA D
 esign Conference takes place steps away from the Nelson-Atkins Museum of A
 rt, the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, and the Kansas City Art Institu
 te &mdash\; one of the nation&rsquo\;s premier colleges of art and design.
 \nGallery-hop between world-class collections, then lose yourself in the i
 ndependent studios, bookshops, and coffee houses that line the surrounding
  streets. Kansas City&rsquo\;s famed barbecue, celebrated restaurant scene
 , and legendary jazz heritage give every evening its own distinct flavor.\
 nLearn more at visitkc.com.\nConference Site\nProgramming and events for t
 he 2026 Design Conference will take place across multiple venues in and ar
 ound the city&rsquo\;s famed Country Club Plaza neighborhood. You&rsquo\;l
 l be steps from the premier shopping and dining district, as well as the K
 emper Museum of Contemporary Art and the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. \nOu
 r UCDA &ldquo\;home base&rdquo\; will be located in the conference hotel, 
 the Kansas City Marriott Country Club Plaza. Here, you&rsquo\;ll find our 
 registration and info desk as well as the 2026 UCDA Design Awards Show, wh
 ich will be on view throughout the conference. We&rsquo\;ll gather for mai
 nstage presentations, breakout sessions, and workhops on the campus of the
  Kansas City Art Institute, just a short walk from the hotel. Our final ma
 instage session of the conference will be held in the historic Atkins Audi
 torium at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. \n\n\nTravel &amp\; Lodging\nCo
 nference Hotel: Kansas City Marriott Country Club Plaza4445 Main Street, K
 ansas City, MO 64111\nThe Kansas City Marriott Country Club Plaza sits at 
 the center of one of the city&rsquo\;s most culturally rich neighborhoods.
  The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, a
 nd the Kansas City Art Institute are all just steps away. The iconic Count
 ry Club Plaza is within easy walking distance, featuring upscale dining, b
 outique shopping, and vibrant nightlife. For those looking to explore furt
 her, the free KC Streetcar stops just outside the hotel, connecting guests
  effortlessly to downtown Kansas City and beyond.\n\nUCDA Discounted Hotel
  Rate: $169 per nightRate available Monday, November 2, to Saturday, Novem
 ber 7. Book now to secure your discounted room at the Kansas City Marriott
  Country Club Plaza!\n\nStandard rates apply outside of these dates. To re
 ceive the discount and ensure a room, your reservations must be received b
 y the hotel before September 27, 2026, and booked directly with the Marrio
 tt Country Club Plaza. Book your room now. \nYour hotel stay is not includ
 ed in the conference registration fees, and you are responsible for making
  your own reservations. The room block may fill before the hotel deadline,
  so please make your reservation early to ensure availability and the disc
 ounted rate.\nAir TravelKansas City International Airport (MCI) offers dir
 ect flights from major cities across the country &mdash\; making it one of
  the most convenient regional airports in the Midwest. Recently transforme
 d by a stunning new terminal that opened in 2023, MCI greets travelers wit
 h a modern, stress-free experience from the moment they land. The airport 
 is a 30-minute drive from the conference hotel, making arrival and departu
 re a seamless part of your Kansas City experience. \n\n2026 Krider Prize W
 inner Astha Thakkar\nKrider Prize for Creativity\nCreated in 2009, the Kri
 der Prize for Creativity honors creative excellence wherever it may be fou
 nd. Recognizing that inspiration can come from a broad range of fields and
  experiences, the Krider Prize honors and showcases the accomplishments of
  standout creatives and serves as a source of inspiration and motivation f
 or conference attendees.Named in honor of John A. Krider, a UCDA founding 
 member and advocate for creativity in design, the Krider Prize is a key co
 mponent of the annual UCDA Design Conference. Learn more about the Krider 
 Prize and past recipients.\n\n\nUCDA Design Awards Show \nThe 2026 UCDA De
 sign Awards Show will feature the winning entries from this year&rsquo\;s 
 design competition. Winning entries are recognized during a Mainstage pres
 entation, followed by the opening of the awards show, which will be on vie
 w throughout the conference.\nFor more than 50 years, the UCDA Design Awar
 ds competition has recognized the best in exceptional design and creative 
 work as part of our mission to promote design excellence, support educatio
 nal institutions, and drive the exchange of ideas and information relating
  to the unique role creatives play in education and the world.\nThe UCDA D
 esign Awards are judged by a hand-picked panel of peer jurors composed of 
 designers, design educators, photographers, and illustrators working in or
  doing a significant portion of their work for educational institutions&md
 ash\;they understand the environments in which you create.\nThe 2026 UCDA 
 Design Awards call for entries is open now! Learn more and enter your best
  work.\nView the gallery of the 2025 winners.\nUCDA Foundation Silent Auct
 ion \nSupport professional development in design by participating in the U
 CDA Foundation Silent Auction. Held during the conference, the auction rai
 ses funds for scholarships that help members&mdash\;both new and long-stan
 ding&mdash\;attend the event.\nBring your donation with you to the confere
 nce or send it ahead. Popular items include member-made artwork, unique co
 llectibles, and locally inspired treasures from the host city. All proceed
 s go directly to supporting UCDA and its mission to advance designers in e
 ducation. Donate or bid to make a meaningful impact while celebrating crea
 tivity!\nLearn more about the UCDAF Silent Auction. \n\n\nVendor Expo\nThe
  Vendor Expo is a highlight of the UCDA Design Conference, giving attendee
 s a dedicated opportunity to connect directly with vendors and learn about
  their products and services related to printing, paper, digital solutions
 , and other tools essential to marketing, communications, and design work.
  The Expo is designed to provide ample time for attendees to visit with ve
 ndors and explore topics relevant to producing high-quality design and com
 munications work. Attendees will also have the opportunity to view exhibit
 ors&rsquo\; products and walk away with inspiring physical samples to spar
 k creativity back home.\nExhibitor and Sponsorship Opportunities\nShowcase
  your product or service and build business relationships with creative pr
 ofessionals working in education. Connecting with our group of influencers
  and decision-makers is the best way to connect your company with educatio
 nal institutions and move your brand forward.\nThere are multiple levels o
 f sponsorship opportunities. For more information, contact UCDA Executive 
 Director Katharine McCann (katharine@ucda.com) and UCDA Sponsorship Direct
 or Stephen Russell (sponsorship@ucda.com). \n\nConference Chair and Co-Cha
 ir\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSergio SolorzanoConference Chair Graphic Desig
 ner, California Institute of Technologyssolorza@caltech.edu\n\n\nKelly McM
 urrayConference Co-Chair Founder &amp\; Creative Director, 2communiqu&eacu
 te\;kelly@2communique.com\n\n\n\n\nGet Involved! Join the design conferenc
 e committee or the on-site volunteer team.To join the design conference co
 mmittee, contact UCDA Membership Directors Leslie Ehler and Alex Parsons a
 t membership@ucda.com. \nIntereated in presenting? We're accepting proposa
 ls for breakouts, workshops, and 20x20 sessions! Fill out the call for pro
 posals form and include information about your topic along with any suppor
 ting materials. If it's the right fit for this year's conference, we'll be
  in touch!\n\nSpecial AccommodationsIf you require special accommodations,
  please get in touch with the UCDA office at info@ucda.com or 615-459-4559
 .Cancellation PolicyPlease review the UCDA Cancellation Policy for details
  on registration cancellation, refunds, or transfers. \nHotel photos court
 esy of Marriott Kansas City Country Club Plaza. Kansas City photos courtes
 y of Visit Kansas City.\n\n--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registrat
 ion.Event details subject to change. ---\n\n--- By Tendenci - The Open Sou
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