Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University
Event Posters
The Office of External Affairs at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs promotes the School’s mission by managing communications, events, publications, and strategic outreach. It supports SPIA’s centers and programs and engages the public, press, alumni, and policy community on issues central to public and international affairs, research, and policy impact.
Event posters played an important role in communicating upcoming gatherings at the School of Public and International Affairs. Designed to present clear event information within a consistent visual language, they supported visibility across campus and digital channels, helping audiences understand the focus and context of each event.
Brochures
Annual reports and viewbooks presented detailed program information through structured content and cohesive visual narratives. They supported institutional communication by clarifying the School’s academic offerings, initiatives, and priorities for prospective students, donors, and partners, while reinforcing a consistent public-facing identity.
Social Media and Newspaper Ads
Social media and newspaper ads supported the promotion of events at the School of Public and International Affairs. Designed for clarity and reach, these materials conveyed key event information across digital and print channels, helping extend visibility to broader and more diverse audiences.
Website and Mobile
The School of Public and International
Affairs’ website functioned as a central
digital platform for communicating
programs, research, and events. Designed with clarity and efficiency in mind, the site organized complex information into a coherent, interconnected structure that supported navigation for students, faculty, and external audiences across desktop and mobile devices.
Center and Event Websites
Redesigned center and event websites aligned with the School’s Drupal platform, supporting consistency across distinct content types. Center sites presented research and program information, while event sites supported scheduling, registration, and outreach. Both incorporated responsive layouts, accessible design, and integration within the School’s broader digital ecosystem.
Logos
Custom logos were developed for the School’s centers and programs to support a cohesive visual identity while respecting the distinct focus of each initiative. Designed for clarity and adaptability, the logos were applied across digital and print materials to support communication and recognition within academic and public-facing contexts.
Collateral Designs
These collateral pieces included a flyer, a book cover, and other visual materials that supported communication and publication needs. Each design applied visual choices tailored to its content and audience, contributing to consistent and accessible visual storytelling.
