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Students of the Design Volunteers In Parks program are challenged to produce 30 second commercials about particular events happening within the park. Students from the Academy of Art University, Ex'pression College, and R/GA each participate in this collaboration with the National Park Service as volunteers while working with the school's curriculum during their term. Here are a few of the presentations from these students.
 
Alcatraz 75th Anniversary
Designers Patrick Hanlon, Glen Ohlson, and Chuck Meridith.
Students from Ex'pression College in Emeryville, produced a commercial commemorating the 75th Anniversary of Alcatraz as a U.S. Penitennitary.
 
 
100th Anniversary of the Cliff House
Designers: Dalton G Crosthwait, Darin Chan, Crystal Ojeda, Fernando Cisternas
Students from Ex'pression College in Emeryville, produced a commercial commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Cliff House.
 
 
100th Anniversary of the Cliff House
Designers: Alexander Perry, Sean Turner, Sashwa Burrous, Troy McCarthy.
Students from Ex'pression College in Emeryville, produced a commercial commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Cliff House.
 
 
Ex'pression College—Team 2 Hornblower Hybrid Project. Designed by Matt Aubuchon, Ben Ng, Justin Ringgold, Will Jimenez, and David Casper.
Designed by Matt Aubuchon, Ben Ng, Justin Ringgold, Will Jimenez, and David Casper.
Students from Ex'pression College were challenged to produce 30-second commercials for the Hornblower Hybrid. This is their commercial.
 
Design Volunteers In Parks program
Design Volunteers in Parks
Check out the new media presentations that are being developed by students.
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Beach at Crissy Field  

Did You Know?
One of the oldest tidal gauges in the country at Crissy Field shows 8 inches of sea level rise over the past 100 years (a rate 2 to 10 times higher than the previous 5000 years). We could see 2 to 3 more rise in the next 100 years.

Last Updated: July 31, 2009 at 18:06 EST