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The American Institute of Graphic Arts- UNL Student Chapter

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You belong at AIGA

From design fans to the profession’s leading practitioners, AIGA members come from all backgrounds, all fields, and all levels of experience—from all around the world. Whether you’re a design enthusiast, student, freelance designer, in-house designer, design educator, design thinker, or a business owner, AIGA is here to welcome you into the wider world of design.

Who we are and what we do

As the largest community of design advocates and practitioners, we:

  • advocate for a greater understanding of the value of design and designers in government, business, and media.
  • enhance professional development through enriching learning opportunities at all levels.
  • inspire designers and the public by sharing the most exciting design work and engaging in thoughtful, provocative discussion on pressing issues.
  • host a robust calendar of events as well as programming and initiatives to serve a wide range of special interest groups.
  • define global standards and ethical practices.
  • make powerful tools and resources accessible to all.

How to say our name

Founded in 1914 as the American Institute of Graphic Arts, AIGA is now known simply as “AIGA, the professional association for design.” When referring to us, “AIGA” will do the trick—not “the American Institute of Graphic Arts,” not “the AIGA,” and not AIGA pronounced as a word (“Ay-guh” or “ā-gə”). You only need four little letters to spell one big design community. Say it with us now: A-I-G-A.

 

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