Zac’s Journey in Digital Media: From Graphic Design to Video Production — Meet the UnoDeuce Intern
When Zachary Crute began his academic journey at LCC as a DMac student, he could not have anticipated the transformative path ahead in digital media. His story is one of growth, passion, and exploration, illustrating the twists and turns that can define a creative career.
From High School to LCC: The Unexpected Journey
Zac’s foray into the world of visual arts began in high school, where he first discovered graphic design. Like many aspiring artists, he sought a degree to unlock the creative industry’s doors. However, he soon realized that graphic design was different from where his true passion lay. This epiphany led him […]
ARTS ROLL CALL: Dustin Hunt: Shaping Lansing One Mural at a Time
Welcome to episode 25 of Arts Roll Call, a podcast for the arts curious. Join host Robin Miner Swartz as she interviews muralist and City of Lansing Arts Impact awardee Dustin Hunt. Dustin shares about his journey from graffiti artist and hip hop DJ to art teacher and founder of Muralmatics. He shares about his work around Greater Lansing and his current Arts Impact Project, “Lansing Shaped.”
CLIENT STORY: Eaton RESA – Understanding Youth Homelessness: The Impact of the McKinney-Vento Act
Youth homelessness remains a significant issue in many regions of the United States, affecting countless young lives and their educational journeys. To address this pressing concern, initiatives like the McKinney Vento Act provide essential support for students experiencing homelessness. One organization leading this charge is the Eaton Regional Educational Service Agency or Eaton RESA. This blog post explores the critical work of Eaton RESA and other community organizations dedicated to supporting vulnerable youth.
Eaton RESA: A Beacon of Hope
Eaton RESA serves as the regional coordinator for the McKinney Vento program, aiming to increase access to […]
MISSION CONTROL: Kim Renwick’s Journey with the Shiawassee Community Foundation
In the latest episode of Mission Control, host Paul Schmidt delves into the inspiring journey of Kim Renwick, the Executive Director of the Shiawassee Community Foundation. This podcast showcases the remarkable work of executive directors and nonprofit leaders, and Kim’s story exemplifies the impact one individual can have on their community.
A Mission to Enrich Lives
KIm’s clear and powerful mission drives the Shiawassee Community Foundation: to enrich lives in Shiawassee County through strong community relationships and careful stewardship of funds. Kim emphasizes the foundation’s commitment with the phrase, “For good forever.” This philosophy highlights the organization’s dedication to maintaining endowed funds that honor […]
EXPERT CONNEXIONS: Author Tips for Success
We’re back with Amazon bestselling author Allison Spooner and our host Julie Holton Smith for a deep dive into the business of writing. Whether you’re a business leader, startup founder, or a creative who’s always dreamed of writing a book, this episode is packed with strategies for turning your ideas into a published success.
Allison Spooner shares her expert insights on the many reasons to write a book, and we explore the challenges and rewards of the publishing journey, offering valuable advice for aspiring authors.
With National Recovery Month coming to a close, this episode of Expert Connexions is especially timely as Allison’s […]
CLIENT STORY: Ingham County Clerk – Unlocking the Write-In Vote: What You Need to Know to Make Your Voice Count!
Ingham County Clerk Barb Byrum recently shed light on the often-overlooked process of write-in voting, an option available to voters who wish to support candidates not listed on their ballots. While many voters may think they can simply write in a name, Byrum emphasizes that there are specific requirements that must be met for these votes to be counted.
First and foremost, for a write-in vote to count, the candidate must be a registered write-in candidate. This registration process involves the candidate submitting a […]