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Full Sail University’s Teacher Appreciation Week returned in 2022 with a week-long virtual conference that gave K-12 educators from throughout the country opportunities to enrich their professional development. Over 900 teachers from 850+ schools from around the United States participated in the event, which was focused on giving back to teachers with free webinars featuring award-winning Full Sail graduates and industry partners as well as some amazing giveaways on behalf of the event’s sponsors. Read more about Teacher Appreciation Week at Full Sail on The Hub: https://hub.fullsail.edu/articles/teacher-appreciation-week-2022-at-full-sail-university
Jeremy Barr was a budding music producer when he signed up for Full Sail's Audio Production program. The self-proclaimed "hip-hop head" was recording and mixing local artists in his parent's basement when he decided to build his career with a formal audio education. Today he's landing a steady stream of audio post-production projects for shows on Netflix, E!, and the Discovery network through his company, Oddly Enough Productions. Read more about Jeremy Barr at the Full Sail: https://www.fullsail.edu/about/full-sail-stories/this-audio-production-grad-is-racking-up-post-production-credits/?utm_medium=EM&mncid=11444&utm_source=marcomm_email&utm_campaign=STF-news-dom-otr-080122&mnckeyword=STF-news-dom-ontheradar-080122&utm_term=STF-news-dom-ontheradar-080122&affiliatecode=STF-news-dom-otr-080122&eventstep=input
This year was a big summer for film and television buffs. Record-breaking movies like Top Gun: Maverick and streaming hits like Stranger Things 4 brought incredible visuals, perfectly pitched sound, and unforgettable stories to viewers around the world. Hundreds of Full Sail graduates were hard at work on this summer's largest productions. Read more about Full Sail graduates and the large productions they worked on at the Full Sail:https://www.fullsail.edu/about/full-sail-stories/full-sail-grads-credited-on-2022s-summer-blockbusters/
To the untrained eye, the tech industry seems like it's all about numbers. But to create the next generation of tech solutions, you've got to keep user psychology in mind. Luckily, Dr. Rebecca Leis — who is Program Director for Full Sail's Computer Science bachelor's (including concentrations in Mobile Development and Artificial Intelligence), Computer Science master's, and User Experience bachelor's degree programs — is skilled at both. Rebecca brings years of academic research in software development, psychology, and human-computer interaction to the programs she oversees, helping students gain comprehensive training that prepares them to work in the technology sector. Read more about Rebecca at the Full Sail: https://www.fullsail.edu/about/full-sail-stories/faculty-spotlight-rebecca-leis?utm_medium=EM&mncid=11444&utm_source=marcomm_email&utm_campaign=STF-news-dom-otr-071822&mnckeyword=STF-news-dom-ontheradar-071822&utm_term=STF-news-dom-ontheradar-071822&affiliatecode=STF-news-dom-otr-071822&eventstep=input
Full Sail strives to be a leader in technology education, and the school’s efforts are paying off with accolades from a variety of publications. In 2022, Full Sail tech leaders like Dr. Haifa Maamar, Robert Catto, and Jay Bunner-Sorg have been recognized for their contributions to emerging technology education. Read more about Full Sail's leaders and their efforts on TheHub:https://hub.fullsail.edu/articles/full-sail-educators-receive-tech-industry-accolades
What did Disney’s 50th Anniversary Celebration, the Red Sox 2019 World Series ring ceremony, and the 2022 Cheer and Dance Competition at ESPN’s Wide World of Sports all have in common? Aside from being huge, televised events, they also had an experienced audio professional working behind the scenes: Full Sail Show Production course director Dave Harris. The lifelong audiophile has been working at concerts and major broadcast productions for years, and he’s drawing on that experience to teach his students about the latest equipment and network-based audio systems. Read more about Dave Harris at the Full Sail: https://www.fullsail.edu/about/full-sail-stories/faculty-spotlight-dave-harris/
Graphic design industry magazine Graphic Design USA highlights Full Sail’s design grads on a regular basis. Multiple graduates have been recognized on the magazine’s Students to Watch list throughout the years, including two alums for the publication’s 2022 list. This year, Graphic Design USA honored the university itself by including Full Sail on its list of Top Design Schools. Read more about Full Sail making the cut for the magazine’s 2022 list of top design institutions at the Full Sail: https://www.fullsail.edu/about/full-sail-stories/graphic-design-usa-names-full-sail-top-design-school
With more than 12 years of experience in online learning, Full Sail has invested in creating a custom online platform that fits perfectly with the school's creative, collaborative, and hands-on degrees. Now, that effort has been recognized as Full Sail University joins a prestigious list from Newsweek magazine, "America's Top Online Colleges 2022." Read more about Full Sail being listed on "America's Top Online Colleges" on the Full Sail: https://www.fullsail.edu/about/full-sail-stories/newsweek-names-full-sail-in-americas-top-online-colleges-2022/
Full Sail University is honored to announce in collaboration with the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games global broadcast partner ESPN, it will fully produce the first-ever 2022 Special Olympics USA Games Unified Esports Invitational on Tuesday, June 7, 2022. Taking place at the university’s on-campus esports arena, the Full Sail University Orlando Health Fortress, the event will air live on ESPN3, in addition to streaming via the Special Olympics Twitch channel, and Full Sail Armada’s Twitch. Read more about the Full Sails collaboration with the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games on Press Room: https://www.fullsail.edu/press-releases/2022/full-sail-university-and-2022-special-olympics-usa-games-collaborate-to-host-the-first-ever-2022-usa-games-unified-esports-invitational
Audio Production instructor Eric Berzins developed features to make audio production program Wwise accessible for the program’s first blind student. While it's utilized at game studios across the industry, the program nonetheless was lacking accessibility functions for student Andre Woods, whose blindness makes features that improve accessibility essential to learning. Full Sail instructor Eric Berzins developed a solution that not only provided accessibility for Andre and other visually impaired students, but also got the attention of Audiokinetic, who recently wrote about it on the company's blog. Read more about Audio Production instructor Eric Berzins on the Full Sail "Join Our Team" page: https://www.fullsail.edu/about/full-sail-stories/instructor-featured-on-audiokinetic-blog-for-work-in-accessibility/.
