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DESCRIPTION:Learn how to turn your art and creations into a business. Busin
 ess Librarian Isabel Soto – Luna\, Creative Production Lab Supervisor Ch
 arles Fisher\, and Marketing & Entrepreneurship Professor Dr. Zhihao (Max)
  Yu will lead you through several workshops to help you get started on a b
 usiness plan that will give you the skills to market and merchandise your 
 art giving you the opportunity to do what you love\, and love what you do.
  All sessions will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11
  A.M. \n\n \n\n September 14: Word Press Basics – In this session\, you 
 will get an active walkthrough of making a bare bones website using WordPr
 ess. You will leave with the basic skills necessary to create a simple web
 site which can be built upon to meet your individual needs.\n\n \n\nSeptem
 ber 21: Site Design Principles – This session will cover basic principle
 s of web design that drives and informs clients\, customers\, and viewers.
  Based on the rubbish site attendees made during the first session and bet
 ween events\, you will learn how to make a site that customers want.\n\n \
 n\nSeptember 28: Introduction to Online Business – You have a site and a
 re interested in using it as a portfolio\, but also to generate buisness. 
 This session covers using your personal site as a sales platform or seekin
 g external sites as viable platform for sales.\n\n \n\nAll Spring sessions
  will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11 A.M.  Prereg
 istration is not required.\n\n \n\nMarch 21: Project Planning for Visual A
 rts – This session will cover the basics of identifying your product\, m
 arket research\, and getting ready for building on manufacturing your prod
 uct for sale.\n\n \n\nMarch 28: Supply Points and Breaking Even– This se
 ssion will cover math and business for low volume goods makers. It will al
 so cover essential business skills necessary to make selling your products
  sustainable.\n\n \n\nApril 4: Merchandising and Manufacturing –This ses
 sion is a hyper-practical Q&A focus covering actual manufacturing processe
 s and contacts necessary for creating sellable merchandise. We will go ove
 r equipment available in the Creative Production Lab and local suppliers.
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, 232
SUMMARY:The Business of Art Workshop Series 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/the_business_of_art_workshop
 _series
CATEGORIES:Education/Training
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DTSTART:20230921T160000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Learn how to turn your art and creations into a business. Busin
 ess Librarian Isabel Soto – Luna\, Creative Production Lab Supervisor Ch
 arles Fisher\, and Marketing & Entrepreneurship Professor Dr. Zhihao (Max)
  Yu will lead you through several workshops to help you get started on a b
 usiness plan that will give you the skills to market and merchandise your 
 art giving you the opportunity to do what you love\, and love what you do.
  All sessions will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11
  A.M. \n\n \n\n September 14: Word Press Basics – In this session\, you 
 will get an active walkthrough of making a bare bones website using WordPr
 ess. You will leave with the basic skills necessary to create a simple web
 site which can be built upon to meet your individual needs.\n\n \n\nSeptem
 ber 21: Site Design Principles – This session will cover basic principle
 s of web design that drives and informs clients\, customers\, and viewers.
  Based on the rubbish site attendees made during the first session and bet
 ween events\, you will learn how to make a site that customers want.\n\n \
 n\nSeptember 28: Introduction to Online Business – You have a site and a
 re interested in using it as a portfolio\, but also to generate buisness. 
 This session covers using your personal site as a sales platform or seekin
 g external sites as viable platform for sales.\n\n \n\nAll Spring sessions
  will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11 A.M.  Prereg
 istration is not required.\n\n \n\nMarch 21: Project Planning for Visual A
 rts – This session will cover the basics of identifying your product\, m
 arket research\, and getting ready for building on manufacturing your prod
 uct for sale.\n\n \n\nMarch 28: Supply Points and Breaking Even– This se
 ssion will cover math and business for low volume goods makers. It will al
 so cover essential business skills necessary to make selling your products
  sustainable.\n\n \n\nApril 4: Merchandising and Manufacturing –This ses
 sion is a hyper-practical Q&A focus covering actual manufacturing processe
 s and contacts necessary for creating sellable merchandise. We will go ove
 r equipment available in the Creative Production Lab and local suppliers.
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, 232
SUMMARY:The Business of Art Workshop Series 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/the_business_of_art_workshop
 _series
CATEGORIES:Education/Training
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DTSTART:20230928T160000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Learn how to turn your art and creations into a business. Busin
 ess Librarian Isabel Soto – Luna\, Creative Production Lab Supervisor Ch
 arles Fisher\, and Marketing & Entrepreneurship Professor Dr. Zhihao (Max)
  Yu will lead you through several workshops to help you get started on a b
 usiness plan that will give you the skills to market and merchandise your 
 art giving you the opportunity to do what you love\, and love what you do.
  All sessions will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11
  A.M. \n\n \n\n September 14: Word Press Basics – In this session\, you 
 will get an active walkthrough of making a bare bones website using WordPr
 ess. You will leave with the basic skills necessary to create a simple web
 site which can be built upon to meet your individual needs.\n\n \n\nSeptem
 ber 21: Site Design Principles – This session will cover basic principle
 s of web design that drives and informs clients\, customers\, and viewers.
  Based on the rubbish site attendees made during the first session and bet
 ween events\, you will learn how to make a site that customers want.\n\n \
 n\nSeptember 28: Introduction to Online Business – You have a site and a
 re interested in using it as a portfolio\, but also to generate buisness. 
 This session covers using your personal site as a sales platform or seekin
 g external sites as viable platform for sales.\n\n \n\nAll Spring sessions
  will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11 A.M.  Prereg
 istration is not required.\n\n \n\nMarch 21: Project Planning for Visual A
 rts – This session will cover the basics of identifying your product\, m
 arket research\, and getting ready for building on manufacturing your prod
 uct for sale.\n\n \n\nMarch 28: Supply Points and Breaking Even– This se
 ssion will cover math and business for low volume goods makers. It will al
 so cover essential business skills necessary to make selling your products
  sustainable.\n\n \n\nApril 4: Merchandising and Manufacturing –This ses
 sion is a hyper-practical Q&A focus covering actual manufacturing processe
 s and contacts necessary for creating sellable merchandise. We will go ove
 r equipment available in the Creative Production Lab and local suppliers.
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, 232
SUMMARY:The Business of Art Workshop Series 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/the_business_of_art_workshop
 _series
CATEGORIES:Education/Training
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DESCRIPTION:Learn how to turn your art and creations into a business. Busin
 ess Librarian Isabel Soto – Luna\, Creative Production Lab Supervisor Ch
 arles Fisher\, and Marketing & Entrepreneurship Professor Dr. Zhihao (Max)
  Yu will lead you through several workshops to help you get started on a b
 usiness plan that will give you the skills to market and merchandise your 
 art giving you the opportunity to do what you love\, and love what you do.
  All sessions will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11
  A.M. \n\n \n\n September 14: Word Press Basics – In this session\, you 
 will get an active walkthrough of making a bare bones website using WordPr
 ess. You will leave with the basic skills necessary to create a simple web
 site which can be built upon to meet your individual needs.\n\n \n\nSeptem
 ber 21: Site Design Principles – This session will cover basic principle
 s of web design that drives and informs clients\, customers\, and viewers.
  Based on the rubbish site attendees made during the first session and bet
 ween events\, you will learn how to make a site that customers want.\n\n \
 n\nSeptember 28: Introduction to Online Business – You have a site and a
 re interested in using it as a portfolio\, but also to generate buisness. 
 This session covers using your personal site as a sales platform or seekin
 g external sites as viable platform for sales.\n\n \n\nAll Spring sessions
  will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11 A.M.  Prereg
 istration is not required.\n\n \n\nMarch 21: Project Planning for Visual A
 rts – This session will cover the basics of identifying your product\, m
 arket research\, and getting ready for building on manufacturing your prod
 uct for sale.\n\n \n\nMarch 28: Supply Points and Breaking Even– This se
 ssion will cover math and business for low volume goods makers. It will al
 so cover essential business skills necessary to make selling your products
  sustainable.\n\n \n\nApril 4: Merchandising and Manufacturing –This ses
 sion is a hyper-practical Q&A focus covering actual manufacturing processe
 s and contacts necessary for creating sellable merchandise. We will go ove
 r equipment available in the Creative Production Lab and local suppliers.
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, 232
SUMMARY:The Business of Art Workshop Series 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/the_business_of_art_workshop
 _series
CATEGORIES:Education/Training
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DESCRIPTION:Learn how to turn your art and creations into a business. Busin
 ess Librarian Isabel Soto – Luna\, Creative Production Lab Supervisor Ch
 arles Fisher\, and Marketing & Entrepreneurship Professor Dr. Zhihao (Max)
  Yu will lead you through several workshops to help you get started on a b
 usiness plan that will give you the skills to market and merchandise your 
 art giving you the opportunity to do what you love\, and love what you do.
  All sessions will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11
  A.M. \n\n \n\n September 14: Word Press Basics – In this session\, you 
 will get an active walkthrough of making a bare bones website using WordPr
 ess. You will leave with the basic skills necessary to create a simple web
 site which can be built upon to meet your individual needs.\n\n \n\nSeptem
 ber 21: Site Design Principles – This session will cover basic principle
 s of web design that drives and informs clients\, customers\, and viewers.
  Based on the rubbish site attendees made during the first session and bet
 ween events\, you will learn how to make a site that customers want.\n\n \
 n\nSeptember 28: Introduction to Online Business – You have a site and a
 re interested in using it as a portfolio\, but also to generate buisness. 
 This session covers using your personal site as a sales platform or seekin
 g external sites as viable platform for sales.\n\n \n\nAll Spring sessions
  will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11 A.M.  Prereg
 istration is not required.\n\n \n\nMarch 21: Project Planning for Visual A
 rts – This session will cover the basics of identifying your product\, m
 arket research\, and getting ready for building on manufacturing your prod
 uct for sale.\n\n \n\nMarch 28: Supply Points and Breaking Even– This se
 ssion will cover math and business for low volume goods makers. It will al
 so cover essential business skills necessary to make selling your products
  sustainable.\n\n \n\nApril 4: Merchandising and Manufacturing –This ses
 sion is a hyper-practical Q&A focus covering actual manufacturing processe
 s and contacts necessary for creating sellable merchandise. We will go ove
 r equipment available in the Creative Production Lab and local suppliers.
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, 232
SUMMARY:The Business of Art Workshop Series 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/the_business_of_art_workshop
 _series
CATEGORIES:Education/Training
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DESCRIPTION:Learn how to turn your art and creations into a business. Busin
 ess Librarian Isabel Soto – Luna\, Creative Production Lab Supervisor Ch
 arles Fisher\, and Marketing & Entrepreneurship Professor Dr. Zhihao (Max)
  Yu will lead you through several workshops to help you get started on a b
 usiness plan that will give you the skills to market and merchandise your 
 art giving you the opportunity to do what you love\, and love what you do.
  All sessions will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11
  A.M. \n\n \n\n September 14: Word Press Basics – In this session\, you 
 will get an active walkthrough of making a bare bones website using WordPr
 ess. You will leave with the basic skills necessary to create a simple web
 site which can be built upon to meet your individual needs.\n\n \n\nSeptem
 ber 21: Site Design Principles – This session will cover basic principle
 s of web design that drives and informs clients\, customers\, and viewers.
  Based on the rubbish site attendees made during the first session and bet
 ween events\, you will learn how to make a site that customers want.\n\n \
 n\nSeptember 28: Introduction to Online Business – You have a site and a
 re interested in using it as a portfolio\, but also to generate buisness. 
 This session covers using your personal site as a sales platform or seekin
 g external sites as viable platform for sales.\n\n \n\nAll Spring sessions
  will be held on Thursdays at Criss Library in room 232 at 11 A.M.  Prereg
 istration is not required.\n\n \n\nMarch 21: Project Planning for Visual A
 rts – This session will cover the basics of identifying your product\, m
 arket research\, and getting ready for building on manufacturing your prod
 uct for sale.\n\n \n\nMarch 28: Supply Points and Breaking Even– This se
 ssion will cover math and business for low volume goods makers. It will al
 so cover essential business skills necessary to make selling your products
  sustainable.\n\n \n\nApril 4: Merchandising and Manufacturing –This ses
 sion is a hyper-practical Q&A focus covering actual manufacturing processe
 s and contacts necessary for creating sellable merchandise. We will go ove
 r equipment available in the Creative Production Lab and local suppliers.
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, 232
SUMMARY:The Business of Art Workshop Series 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/the_business_of_art_workshop
 _series
CATEGORIES:Education/Training
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