North Idaho College students' marketing package chosen to benefit special needs nonprofit
A team of North Idaho College graphic design students recently won the Create competition held by the American Advertising Federation in Spokane. From left: Philippe Valle, graphic web design/video production associate professor; Gary and Molly Coulter, parents of a rider and past Free Rein board members; Ryan Lamb, Kolden Delbridge and Aurora Bacowsky, NIC students; and Sam Adams of the NonStop Local KHQ TV station and event emcee.
Photo courtesy of North Idaho College
A nonprofit that provides help for those with special needs through equine-assisted services is reaping the benefits of the creativity of North Idaho College's graphic and web design students.
The marketing package submitted by NIC students Ryan Lamb of Coeur d’Alene, Kolden Delbridge of Coeur d’Alene and Aurora Bacowsky of Priest River during the recent 48-hour Create competition in Spokane organized by the American Advertising Federation was chosen as the top entry to be used by the Free Rein Therapeutic Riding Center nonprofit in Spokane for its outreach materials.
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