Golden Gate National Recreational Area - Design Volunteers In Parks (U.S. National Park Service)

Students from the Academy of Art University presented eight interpretations of the 100th Anniversary of Muir Woods in 2008.

The Design Volunteers In Parks Program is an innovative program which works in collaboration with students from the Academy of Art University, R/GA, and Ex'pression College. The purpose of the program is to help students connect with the parks' natural and cultural resources while demonstrating their ability to understand particular targeted audiences. Students participating in the program benefit by obtaining experience as volunteers working for the National Park Service as clients. Students also have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills in new media design.

Please feel free to browse through our online gallery of past works from the program.

	100th Anniversary Muir Woods NM (8 Photos) Students from the Academy of Art University's New Media department designed their perspective for celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Muir Woods during the Fall of 2007. Each student was responsible for producing a variety of products to help showcase the park monumental event. View Album \| View Slideshow

	Cool Globes (4 Photos) Students from the Academy of Art University were challenged to produce advertisements about Global Climate Change during the Spring 2008. The assignment required the designers to feature a positive message on what people can do to make an environment choice. View Album \| View Slideshow

100th Anniversary Muir Woods NM (8 Photos)

Cool Globes (4 Photos)