Notre Dame wanted to refresh their magazine, adjusting its name, developing a new masthead and desiring a publication that brought their content to another level.
AtoZ produced new designs for this magazine in 2013 and continues to work with Keating Associates and the school to produce issues twice a year.
Notre Dame wanted to rework their viewbook—making the content more engaging by highlighting new imagery and their new strategic plan.
AtoZ produced new designs for this book in 2014, and aside from some minor updates over the years, the original design is still going strong.
Notre Dame was looking to produce fewer magazines to reduce their marketing budget, but desired some form of print communication to stay in touch with their community, highlight current news and upcoming events, and spotlight the achievements of their students and alumni.
Together with Keating Associates, a cost-effective 6-panel newsletter was conceived, and developed to be printed in between magazine issues. This particular issue also includes their annual fund donor listing.
Notre Dame wanted to increase and foster a culture of servant leadership and awareness among their students through the development of a poster series for their halls and classrooms.
AtoZ ran with NDHS’s 4C idea (confidence, competence, character and calling) by developing a colorful graphic of nested Cs, showing how interconnected—and yet unique—these four aspects of leadership are. Playing off those colors, each C developed into its own poster, further explaining each aspect’s theme.
]]>Notre Dame wished to highlight a newly articulated set of values—“The ND Framework”—in a new outreach ad.
AtoZ worked with Keating Associates’ message to design an advertisement and develop an illustration that clearly communicated, in a very tight space, how these eight core values impact each student in their community.
]]>Notre Dame desired a self-mailing outreach brochure to reflect their new tagline, “Our Mission is You” while highlighting their signature programs and learning with purpose objectives.
A high-impact brochure with a simplified message was designed as a 6-panel wafer-sealed self-mailer. New photography and typography offset by large imagery made the most of the limited space available.
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