A space where past sophomores return the favor by sharing and reflecting on their portfolios. SOPH RETURN-STUDENT PORTFOLIO REFLECTIONS AND EXAMPLESĪre you in need of some tips on the design of your portfolio? Have you been wanting to see examples of portfolios? Want to hear some encouraging words from upperclassmen who’ve made it through portfolio? Meet SOPH Return. Some groups may already be out there, but if you can’t find one, start one! Have a group already that you want other students to know about? Email Sean Schumacher and he can add it below. In prior years, students successfully organized a number of critique groups to help themselves develop their portfolios and get to know their peers. Sign up for mentorship now → STUDENT HELP GROUPS Mentorship is here! Sign up to be a mentee if you’re an underclassmen looking for guidance and/or support with the Sophomore Portfolio Review, or sign-up to be a mentor if you’ve passed the Sophomore Portfolio Review and are eager to help someone in the program! Watch the video posted above on either mmhmm (with chapters) or on PSU Media Space/Kaltura.Īttend one of the listed Q&A sessions (be sure to watch the video BEFORE attending the Q&A session). Reading through the handbook is critical to success, and it is suggested that you both read through thoroughly before beginning your portfolio and refer back to it frequently when making decisions or determining what to include. Review all requirements carefully as some have changed from previous editions.
The Sophomore Portfolio Review 2023 handbook outlines the guidelines for participating in this year’s Review, and includes evaluation criteria, intended outcomes, frequently asked questions, and a checklist of required pieces and other portfolio components. Regardless of the outcome, there are several pathways available to students. The Sophomore Portfolio Review is a milestone for all students in Graphic Design. The focus of the Review is on the totality of the projects presented, with emphasis placed on the ability to demonstrate the expertise needed to be successful in upper-division courses. Supporting documentation such as a the writing sample, contextual statements, and process contribute to the evaluation as secondary elements. The Sophomore Portfolio Review is based primarily on creative performance. The purpose of this Review is to ensure that students are learning skills required for successful completion of the program. Transfer students who are ready to begin third and fourth year requirements must also pass the Portfolio Review.
If students have not passed the Review, then regardless of experience or class standing they are not qualified to take 300- or 400-level courses. This includes both those courses which are listed as prerequisites of the BA/BS degree or the BFA degree and the Sophomore Portfolio Review (SPR) itself. In order to take upper division courses in graphic design at PSU, all students are required to meet all prerequisite requirements.
Submissions for the 2023 Sophomore Portfolio Review are open on Thursday, June 8 from 9am to 11:59pm.
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