Cultural Storytelling Series
Penn State Colombian Graduate Students Community
A series of visuals that celebrate and promote the rich Colombian culture and the exceptional contributions of the Penn State Colombian graduate students community. These stories will highlight the professional and personal journeys of community members, emphasizing their deep-rooted culture and love for their country.
Background
The Penn State Colombian Graduate Students Community comprises professors, graduate students, and their families. This community is not only vibrant and diverse but also deeply connected to their cultural heritage. Over the years, we have helped them establish and create cohesive branding that reflects their identity and mission. The logo, inspired by the indigenous cultures of pre-colonial Colombia, particularly the Wayuu tribe, symbolizes a bridge between the past and the present, fostering curiosity and dialogue.
Through the Cultural Storytelling series, we aim to bridge the gap between past and present, culture and science, personal and professional. By sharing these powerful stories, we hope to ignite a passion for exploration and discovery, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the rich heritage and remarkable achievements of the Penn State Colombian Graduate Students Community.
Key Messages
Share personal stories that reflect their dedication, passion, and connection to their roots.
Celebration of Culture:
Showcase the rich tapestry of Colombian culture, traditions, and heritage.
Highlight the wisdom and symbolism of pre-colonial indigenous tribes like the Wayuu.
Promote Colombia’s cultural offerings to the Penn State community.
Highlighting Scientific Contributions:
Feature the research and discoveries of the community’s scientists.
Emphasize the professional achievements and contributions of professors and graduate students.
