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| | Association Of Digital Art And Media - DW Director James Oliverio awarded the cash prize of $1,000 to the duo, whose web design showed a number of technological and design enhancements that will be created this semester for the ADAM site. The second prize award went to the team of John Regan, Matthew Everhart and Steven Corenzo for their excellent work in creating their proposal.
ADAM is a student organization whose purpose is to provide both a professional and social outlet for UF students engaged in the creation of diverse digital media, ranging from video games and interactive designs to 3D computer animation for feature films. For more information about ADAM, contact its President at bruckart@gmail.com or visit the website at www.ufdas.org .
5. Two members of the second prize-winning team of John Regan, Matthew Everhart and Steven Corenzo receive their award from Digital Worlds Director James Oliverio (L) and Celebrity Judges (L to R) Joella Wilson, Richard Ferdig, Benjamin Lok, Patrick Pagano and Mark Trammell.
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A New Design for ADAM
Posted February 6th, 2006
The Association for Digital Arts & Media (ADAM) and the University of Florida’s Digital Worlds Institute (DW) hosted an Awards Ceremony at the DW REVE on February 1, 2006. Student teams showed their conceptual designs for an update to the ADAM Website before an enthusiastic audience of ADAM members and UF students.
A team of Celebrity Judges consisting of Digital Media Producer Joella Wilson, Education Technology Professor Richard Ferdig, Computer Science Professor Benjamin Lok, Digital Media Specialist Patrick Pagano and UF Webmaster Mark Trammell reviewed the student proposals at the event. The winning proposal was made by the team of Josh Greenberg and Andres Barreto.
1. ADAM Website Design Contest Grand Prize winners Josh Greenberg and Andres Barreto (holding check) with Digital Worlds Director James Oliverio (L) and Celebrity Judges (L to R) Joella Wilson, Richard Ferdig, Benjamin Lok, Patrick Pagano and Mark Trammell at the Awards Ceremony.
2. Celebrity Judges Dr. Benjamin Lok (L) and Dr. Richard Ferdig confer during the student presentations.
3. Celebrity Judges Joella Wilson (L) and UF Webmaster Mark Trammell discuss the design proposals at the Awards Ceremony FEB 1, 2006
4. Andres Barreto (L) and team mate Josh Greenberg present their design concepts to a full house at the REVE.
6. Student members of the Association for Digital Arts & Media (ADAM) join the Web Design Contest winners on the Green Screen at the Awards Ceremony at the REVE on FEB 1. 2006.
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