Johnson College’s 6th Annual Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Portfolio Competition took place on March 19, 2010.
This Annual Portfolio Competition aims to give students a sense of pride in their work and encourages professionalism when completing assignments. Each senior student prepares a portfolio, which is an organized collection of work samples that demonstrates his or her Architectural Drafting and Design skills. The portfolios can be comprised of an assortment of hand-drafted designs and Computer Aided Design (CAD) projects.
Every year, John DeAngelis, Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Program chairperson, invites industry professionals from local companies to judge his senior students’ portfolios. Each judge rates each portfolio on a scale of one to ten. The totals are added and the students with the highest scores receive first place, second place, third place, and honorable mention certificates.
This year, thirteen seniors participated in the competition. Judges included Donald Baron ‘92 of Willow Design, Inc., William Jones of The Palumbo Group, Heath Middaugh ’07 of Greenman-Pedersen, Inc., and Ronald N. Moskalczak ‘71 of Ronald N. Moskalczak Drafting Service.
The 2010 Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Portfolio Competition Winners:
First Place – Philip Ridgeway ’10, Honesdale
Second Place – Matthew Skoranski ’10, Scranton
Third Place – Jennifer Clark ’10, Lackawaxen
Honorable Mentions – Mead Sandercock ‘10, Honesdale, and Anthony Pelosi ’10, Dunmore
To find out more about Johnson College’s Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Program, please visit www.johnson.edu.
From left to right: 1st Place – Philip Ridgeway ’10, Honesdale; Second Place – Matthew Skoranski ’10, Scranton; Third Place – Jennifer Clark ’10, Lackawaxen; Honorable Mention – Mead Sandercock ‘10, Honesdale; Honorable Mention – Anthony Pelosi ’10, Dunmore
Pictured is an example of the work included in a portfolio for the Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Portfolio Competition. The work in this portfolio ranges from a hand-drawn reproduction of Albrecht Dürer’s Four Horseman of the Apocalypse to a residential building CAD design.
A few Johnson College Alumni, such as Heath Middaugh ’07, offered their expertise as judges for this year’s Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Portfolio Competition.
Pictured: Heath Middaugh ’07, Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.
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