By Karen Richardson
The Ai Esri Connection is a joint exhibit between The Art Institute of California—Inland Empire and Esri. It celebrates the unique relationship that has developed*over the years between the two organizations. Together, they have focused on cultivating student success and educating them on career opportunities that are available, particularly in the fields of GIS, technology, and design.
The two have teamed up on several student initiatives in the past including implementing internship programs, workshops, portfolio reviews, on-site tours, and annual meetings. Esri has hosted a number of interns and maintains an open rapport with the faculty at Ai, constantly exploring new ways to strengthen this bond.
Who says corporate America is boring? It’s the innovative designs from Ai alumni that makes Esri stand out from the crowd in a fast paced hi-tech world.
The two have teamed up on several student initiatives in the past including implementing internship programs, workshops, portfolio reviews, on-site tours, and annual meetings. Esri has hosted a number of interns and maintains an open rapport with the faculty at Ai, constantly exploring new ways to strengthen this bond.
Creating welcoming design in a 3D space is one of the many challenges designers at Esri face each day.
Today, through June 2, 2016, Ai and Esri are showcasing the work of six Ai alumni who are currently employed full-time at Esri’s Creative lab: Aldo Lopez, Bryan Stifle, Candice Lawson, Derick Mendoza, Julio Ochoa, and Paul Brise
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The Ai Esri Connection is a joint exhibit between The Art Institute of California—Inland Empire and Esri. It celebrates the unique relationship that has developed*over the years between the two organizations. Together, they have focused on cultivating student success and educating them on career opportunities that are available, particularly in the fields of GIS, technology, and design.
The two have teamed up on several student initiatives in the past including implementing internship programs, workshops, portfolio reviews, on-site tours, and annual meetings. Esri has hosted a number of interns and maintains an open rapport with the faculty at Ai, constantly exploring new ways to strengthen this bond.
Who says corporate America is boring? It’s the innovative designs from Ai alumni that makes Esri stand out from the crowd in a fast paced hi-tech world.The two have teamed up on several student initiatives in the past including implementing internship programs, workshops, portfolio reviews, on-site tours, and annual meetings. Esri has hosted a number of interns and maintains an open rapport with the faculty at Ai, constantly exploring new ways to strengthen this bond.
Creating welcoming design in a 3D space is one of the many challenges designers at Esri face each day.Today, through June 2, 2016, Ai and Esri are showcasing the work of six Ai alumni who are currently employed full-time at Esri’s Creative lab: Aldo Lopez, Bryan Stifle, Candice Lawson, Derick Mendoza, Julio Ochoa, and Paul Brise
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