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Career Research

Career Research

Art Director

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Animal BehavioristAnimal Behaviorist

ANIMAL BEHAVIORIST

• Research the causes of the animal’s behavior (environmental impact, physiological processes)

• Observe the behavior of different animals

• Obtain funding for their research

• Become undergraduate professors

Technology Changing

New opportunities for research

Motion-sensing cameras to observe animals without present supervision

Education • A BA/BS to enter all of the animal

behavior study positions.

• The higher positions often require a Ph.D or D.V.M.

• The majors that are suggested for entering this field are biology, psychology, Anthropology, and Chemistry.

Internships• College students can work at Animal

Shelters, Zoos or Veterinary practices

• The skills and experiences you can gain in any of the above internships are to:

• Communicate not only with co-workers but being able to comprehend the animals needs

• The specific requirements an animal may need daily

Salary

Opportunity to Learn New Skills

An animal behaviorist is constantly picking up new skills through mentors or through the work itself there is always something new to learn about the psych and responses animals have to different stimulations.

Job Market

Industry2004 employment

Projected 2014

employment

Change,

2004 - 2014

number

Percent

Distribution number

Percent

Distribution number

Percent

Distribution

Total

Employment,

16.470 100.00 18.603 100.00 2.133 13.0

Art DirectorArt Director

Art DirectorArt Director

• Art Directors come up with the visual concept for everything from billboard advertisements to magazine layouts to videos and websites.

• Not all work in advertising; some create the look of editorial publications, such as newspapers.

Skill, Interest, KnowledgeSkill, Interest, KnowledgeSkills• Active listening • Time management• Coordinating• Judgment and Decision

making

Knowledge• Computers, Electronics • Production, Processing • Communications, Media• Fine Arts

Interest

1. [ Artistic ]• Involve working with

forms, designs and patterns.

2. [ Entertainment ]• Involve starting up and

carrying out project.

EducationEducation

• a BFA degree in Graphic Design, Digital Media Design or other visual arts

• Need several years of work-related experience, on-the-job training, and/or vocational training.

SalarySalary

Opportunity to learnOpportunity to learnNew SkillsNew Skills

• Art Directors use technology heavily.

• To send samples of work and to create the work takes technology as well as talent and so as often as the technology changes so do the Art Director's skills

Job MarketJob Market

• New York employs 4,950 Art Directors a year at a 0.059% increase a year (the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistic )

• There is a 0.087% increase a year, hiring 4,330 Art Directors a year (The metropolitan division of New York)

Work Style and valuesWork Style and values

Work style

• Dependability • Attention to Detail • Flexibility • Integrity • Team player

Work Values

• Achievement • Independence • Recognition

Why “Art Director” ?Why “Art Director” ?

• Involving in the creative process and a knowledge of business ethics.

• To put many talents such as the model, the photographer, the graphic artists in the direction of the project's purpose

• Overlooking the entire creative process. 

Credits:Credits: Jackie

Yoko

Lucy

Resources:Resources:

• Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior: Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior: • http://www.indiana.edu/~animal/help/careers.htmlhttp://www.indiana.edu/~animal/help/careers.html• College BoardCollege Board• http://www.collegeboard.com/csearch/majors_careers/profiles/http://www.collegeboard.com/csearch/majors_careers/profiles/

careers/105290.htmlcareers/105290.html• Richmond Times Dispatch-“Cameras searching for Appalachian Richmond Times Dispatch-“Cameras searching for Appalachian

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• The Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology:The Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology: http://www.sicb.org/careers/animal.php3http://www.sicb.org/careers/animal.php3

• U.S. Department of LaborU.S. Department of Labor• http://www.bls.govhttp://www.bls.gov