CATALOG

The Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, Inc.offers a 3-year residential program in Cartoon-Graphics/Sequential Art,

taught by professionals for aspiring professionals.

Volume 12 — June 2015

table of contents accreditation and approvals letter of introduction history of the joe kubert school admissions • admission for advanced students facilities attendance • re-entrance • school calendar • calendar • portfolio • enrollment procedures for accepted applicants fall registration procedures • tuition • art supplies • student i.d. cards • returning students proficiency study refund policy placement assistance • advisory board • complaint/grievance policy and procedure leave of absence policy • grading system homework • professional orientation • housing • standards of conduct • reports • retention of students’ work • academic advising financial aid • general information • unannounced school closure cartoon-graphics course description • first year curriculum • second year curriculum • third year curriculum certificate • diploma • educational objectives adam kubert • andy kubert foreign applicants • summer cartoon sketch sessions special courses • saturday cartoon sketch class • correspondence courses • art store

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The Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, Inc.37 Myrtle Avenue Dover, NJ 07801 • Phone: (973) 361-1327 • Fax: (973) 361-1844

email: info@kubertschool.edu • www.kubertschool.edu

The Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, Inc.37 Myrtle Avenue Dover, NJ 07801 • Phone: (973) 361-1327 • Fax: (973) 361-1844

email: info@kubertschool.edu • www.kubertschool.edu

All art and characters © their respective copyright holders.

All art contained in this catalog was illustrated andcontributed by our alumni.

accreditation and approvals

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THE JOE KUBERT SCHOOL OF

CARTOON AND GRAPHIC ART, INC.

is an eligible institution under Government Insured Student Loans and Grant Programs.

is approved by the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development.

is authorized under Federal Law to enroll non-immigrant alien students.

is approved for the training of Veterans and Eligible Persons.

is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges.

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Overthepastyearssinceitsformation,THEJOEKUBERTSCHOOLOFCARTOONANDGRAPHICART,INC.,hascontinuedtohoneitsfocus,directionandcurriculuminpreparingourstudentsfortheprofessiontowardswhichtheyhavededicatedthemselves.

Theobjectiveoftheschoolhasnotalteredsinceitsinception.Wewillcontinuetobringthefinestprofessionalpractitionerstocomposeourfacultyofinstructors,allofwhomgiveunstintinglyoftheirowntime,understandingandknowledge.Theyaffordtheaspiringcartoonistsoftomorrowanunequalledsourceofexperi-ence,andprovidethemwithasolidfoundationuponwhichthestudentsmaybuildasatisfyingcareer.

Cartoon-Graphics©continuestogrow,offeringlimitlessopportunitiesforthoseprofessionalsproperlypreparedtotakeadvantageofthevariousmediatowhichtheartofcartooningmaybeapplied.

It istheaimandpurposeofthis institutiontoaddtotheranksofourprofes-sionthosepeoplewhoseworkandattitudereflects thehighest levelof theart.Recognizingthegoal,applicationofasustainedeffortmakesthegoalattainable.

Joe Kubert, founder

Muriel Kubert, founder

JoeKubertFounder

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history of the joe kubert school Whatwasoriginallyonlyanidea,basedonalifetimeofexperienceinhisselectedprofession,wasimplementedintheformofaschoolin1976byJoeKubertandhiswife,Muriel.Inadditiontohisownexperience,Joesoughtknowledgefromintimatesinhisprofession,thosewhoareandhavebeenconsideredtop-echelonpractioners.

The ideabecameanactualitywiththefirstgroupofstudentswhowereacceptedfortheclassbeginningSeptember,1976.Theynumberedatotalof22.

JoeKubertbegandrawingfromthetimehecouldholdapencil,buthiscareerbeganin1939whenhisfirstworkwaspublished at age 12. His work appeared nationally as well as internationally, and is recognized throughout the world.He was Editor, Publisher, Artist, Writer, Producer, and Creator of many periodicals and publications currently in print.Among his roster of titles are "Sgt. Rock", "Flash", "Tor", "Hawkman", "Winnie Winkle", "Green Berets" along withhundredsofotherstoonumeroustomention.Hewasthewinnerofmanyawardsaswellasbeingapastvice-presidentoftheNationalCartoonistsSociety.HewasoneofthepremierillustratorsexecutingcoversforDCComics(Time-WarnerCommunications),aswellasotherpublishers.Mr.Kubertistheauthor-illustratoroftheaward-winninggraphicnovels"FaxfromSarajevo","Yossel,April19,1943"and"JewGangster".

Asof2000,Kubertbecametheeditorandproducerfor"PSMagazine",amonthlyU.S.militarypublicationmagazine,withcomic-bookelements,thatstressestheimportanceofpreventivemaintenanceofvehicles,arms,andotherordnance.

In2003,KubertreturnedtotheSgt.Rockcharacter, illustrating"Sgt.Rock:BetweenHellandaHardPlace"asix-issueminiserieswrittenbyBrianAzarello.Hewroteanddrew"Sgt.Rock:TheProphecy",asix-issueminiseriesin2006.2005sawtheEnglishlanguagepublicationof"Tex,TheLonesomeRider",writtenbyClaudioNizziandpublishedbySAFComics.

Inhismanyyearsasacartoonist/illustrator,JoeKubertalsoappliedhimselftoalmosteveryareaofCartoon-Graphics,aswellasCinematicAnimationandComputerGeneratedGraphics.Mr.KubertpassedawayonAugust12,2012.

MurielKubertwasagraduateofRiderCollegeandheldaB.S.degreeinBusinessAdministration.Shewastheschoolvice-president.Mrs.KubertpassedawayonJuly8,2008.

TheschoolistheresultofJoeKubert’sperceptionofarecognizedneed.HavingbeenaskedbymanyyoungandaspiringartiststhemeansbywhichonemayattainapositionintheprofessionofCartoon-Graphics©andIllustration,andrealizingthelackofanyformalschoolseducatinginthisspecificarea,THEJOEKUBERTSCHOOLwasborn.

Although the institution began as a two-year school, the courses of study were extended to 3 years in September,1978.Theschool’sattempttoindoctrinateprofessionalacumenwithina2-yearspanwassoonrecognizedasbeingtoodemanding.Presentlythe3-yearcourserequiresthatastudentbeathisdrawingboard8to10hoursaday.

Motivationandcommitmentaretheprimefactorsforattendingstudentstoacquirethebenefitstheschooloffers.Ability(talent)alonedoesnotanswertherequisiteforbecomingaprofessionalcartoonist.

Asaresultoftheschool’scontinuedgrowth,additionalphysicalspacewasneeded.In1983,theformerDoverHighSchoolbuildingwasacquired.Thenumberofclassroomsthatthebuildingcontainsissufficientforexpansion.In2006itwasexten-sivelyrenovatedandisapprovedasHandicapAccessible.

Theoriginalbuilding("TheMansion"),inwhichclassesweretaught,isnowusedasastudent’sresidence.Itisa23-roomfacilitylocatedonseveralacresofpicturesquelandscapingwithinwalkingdistanceoftheschool.

In1980,theJoeKubertSchoolstartedafullprogramofCinematicAnimation.ThecurrentcurriculumstillcontainsabasicintroductiontoCinematicAnimation,althoughthefullcoursehasnolongerbeenavailablesince2008.

Theschoolcontinuestojoinwithpublishers,artists,andagenciesinthefieldsofcartooningandillustrationinitsquesttodeterminecontemporaryneedsandqualitativerequirementsdeemednecessarybytheprofession.AnAdvisoryBoardcomposedofrepresentativesofthefield’selitepublisherskeepstheschoolabreastofcurrentneedsintheprofession.

The instructors continue to be selected from the highest ranks of the profession. As a general rule, our instructorsteachthosecoursesinwhichtheyareinvolvedprofessionally,onadaytodaybasis.Theschoolmaybecomparedtoanatelierwhereanaspirant is selected foran internshipprogram inwhichbothmasterand intern learn fromeachother.The most effective measure by which the success of our programs may be evaluated is the high job placement ratioof our graduates, and the recognition afforded our graduates throughout the profession of Cartoon-Graphics,commercialillustration,animationandgraphicnovels.

Someofourmosteffectiveinstructorsarethosestudentswhohavebecomeprofessionalsaftergraduation,andeventu-allyreturntoteachonapart-timebasis.Theirabilitytoconveytheirknowledgeisenhancedbytheirhavingexperiencedthesamerigorsandlearningproblemsthroughwhichthepresentdaystudentsmustpass.AllofthishelpsinstrengtheningtheAdministration’sandInstructors'dedicationforeverygraduatestudenttobefullyemployed.

Ascholarshipintheamountof$2,000ayearwillbeawardedinthenameofNormanMaurer,alifelongfriendofJoeKubert. Norman was an outstanding cartoonist, writer, movie director and producer during his professional life. ThestudenttoreceivethisscholarshipwillbeselectedbyJoanMaurer,orherdesignatedrepresentative.TheNormanMaurerScholarship is open to 1st year students advancing into the 2nd year. The scholarship is awarded and judged on thequalityof the student’sportfolio.Other scholarshipsarealsoavailable sponsoredbyanumberofpublishersandalliedbusinesses,andareawardedannually.

admissions ApplicationsforenrollmentinCartoonGraphicsIareacceptedanytimeduringtheyearforthefollowingschoolyear.Since instruction isbasedonan individualstudent’sowncapabilitiesandpotentials,uponreceiptoftheapplicationarrangementswillbemadefortheinterviewprocedureandsubmissionofaportfolio.Individualclassroomsaregenerallylimitedto13studentsandapplicantsareurgedtoapplyearly.

Anapplicantmustbeahighschoolgraduateorhavereceivedahighschoolequivalencydiplomafor initialacceptance intoTheKubertSchool.Anofficialhighschool transcriptmustbesenttotheschoolpriortoenrollment.

Interviews(personalortelephone)arescheduleduponreceiptofapplicationandappli-cationfee. Interviewswillnotbescheduleduntilallof theprecedingrequirementsarefulfilled.Anapplicantwhoresidesaconsiderabledistancefromtheschoolmaybeaccom-modatedwithatelephoneinterview.Insuchinstances,theschoolmustreceivetheport-foliopriortothescheduledtelephoneinterview.Itistheresponsibilityoftheapplicanttoplacethecallatthescheduledtimeoftheinterview.

TobeadmittedtotheCartoon-GraphicsIIprogram,thestudentmusthavesuccessfullycompleted the Cartoon-Graphics I program. To be admitted to the Cartoon-Graphics IIIprogram,thestudentmusthavesuccessfullycompletedtheCartoon-GraphicsIIprogram.

Requestsfortranscriptsmustbemadebytheapplicantstotheirrespectivehighschoolsandpostsecondaryschoolsandcolleges.

admission for advanced training Studentswhohavepreviousart trainingorexperiencemayrequestadvancedstand-ing provided a certified transcript, course description, and portfolio are submitted. Aproficiencyexaminationmayberequired.Creditfortuitionforanypartorperiodoftheprogramoftrainingnotrequiredtobetakenbythestudentwillbeadjustedbypro-ratingthetuition.

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Experienced instructors train the studentsin a variety of media including computers.

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Archie, pencils by FernandoRuiz

top: Tyrant, art by SteveBissettebottom: digital art by JoshuaJanes

facilities Theschool isbased inDover,NewJersey,which isaforty-five minute trip by bus, train or automobile from New YorkCity. Within minutes of lakes and farmland, the small townstill maintains its warmth and hospitality. The building wasoriginallyutilizedastheDoverHighSchool.Threestoriestall,it contains40,000square feetof space reflecting itsartdecoorigin.Aconnectingparkingareasatisfiestheneedforstudentparking.Theacquisitionof thebuildingfulfillsprojectionsofrequiredspaceforfuturegrowthandfacilities.

Ample lighting, drawing tables, and taborets are availablefor each student. Easels, chairs, black boards or dry-eraseboards, scanners, cintiq tablets, display cases, life drawingfacilities, and other teaching aids as required. The schoolmaintainsanextensivereferencelibraryofbooks,magazinesand videos. Computers are also available in the library forstudent use in pursuit of additional reference information.Wi-Fiisavailablethroughoutthebuilding.

Theuseofcomputersingraphics,coloring,colorseparationsand publishing is taught to and required of all students.Computerlaptopsaremandatoryofallfirstyearstudents.

Themaximumclassroomsizeinallcoursesis15.

attendance Theschoolyearconsistsoftwosemesters.ThefirstsemestercommencesthebeginningofSeptemberandendsinDecember.ThesecondsemesterbeginsinJanuaryandcontinuestothemiddleofMay. Theworkoftheschoolisintensive.Therefore,promptandregularattendanceisrequired.If at any time a student has a legitimate reason for not being in attendance, immediatenotificationmustbemadetotheAdministrativeoffice.Itisthepolicyoftheschoolthatthereshallbe71/2daysabsenceallowedfor illnessorotherexcusablereasonspersemester. Ifastudentisabsentformorethan3days,awrittenmedicalexcuseisrequired.Threeexcusedtardydaysequal1/2absentday.Astudentisconsideredabsentifheismorethan30minuteslate for class. Unexcused tardiness and early departure from class will be translated intoequivalent full period absences. If absences exceed 7 1/2 days per semester, the studentmaybeliableforareductioninanygivengradeand/oragradeofIncomplete,Probation,orInvoluntaryWithdrawal(dismissal).Theschoolreservestherighttorequestthewithdrawalofstudentswhodonotmaintaintherequiredstandardofscholarshipandattendance.Thesamerightisreservedintheinstanceofstudentsneglectfuloftheirfinancialobligations.Astudentthathasattendedonedayinaweekisconsideredtohaveattendedafullweek.

re-entrance Ifastudenthasbeendismissedforunsatisfactoryprogress,heorshemay,atthediscretionoftheAdministration,beconsideredforre-entrancethefollowingschoolyear,ifthestudentdemonstrates that the conditions or problems contributing to the unsatisfactory progresshave been resolved. The school considers unsatisfactory progress as it relates to academic,disciplinary,orattendanceproblems.

school calendar Excludingholidayandsnowdays,theschoolisinsessionfrom8:30AMto4:00PMfivedaysaweek.Seeattachedfeescheduleandcalendar. Aspecificcalendarforeachyearwhichincludesallholidayspertainingtoschoolclosingisissuedatthebeginningofeachcurrentyear.

calendarFirst Semester: beginsBeginningofSeptember,afterLaborDaySchool Closed:ThanksgivingSchool Closed:ChristmasEnd of First Semester:DecemberSecond Semester:JanuarySchool Closed:MiddleofFebruary(Mid-WinterVacation),MiddleofApril(SpringVacation)End of Second Semester:MiddleofMay

portfolio A portfolio must be presented for evaluation by the applicant at the time of a personalinterview, or must be received by the school prior to a telephone interview. Sizes ofthe pieces are restricted to 14" x 17". Larger pieces may be sent in form of 35mm slides,81/2" x 11" photocopies or hardcopies, CD-ROMs, DVDs or flash drives with scans in .JPGformatandatamaximumof300DPI. Ingeneral, theportfolioshouldrepresent thescope,rangeanddepthofanapplicant’swork,bothcurrentandpast. Aminimumof15piecesandamaximumof25piecesisrequired,andexamplesofcolorandmixedmediashouldbeincludedaswellascartoonillustrations.Finishedartworkispreferredbutnotrequired. Portfoliossubmittedbymail(fortelephoneinterviews)willbereturnedviamailorUnitedParcel Services at the expense of the applicant. The school exercises all reasonable care inhandlingofportfolios,butassumesnoliabilityforlossordamagetothem.Allportfoliossenttotheschoolmustbeplainlymarkedwiththenameandcompleteaddressoftheowner.

enrollment procedurefor accepted applicant

When notified of acceptance, students will receive enrollment agreements, housingagreements,andfinancialaidinformation.A$100registrationfeeisrequiredtoconfirmtheintentiontoattendtheschoolandtoreserveaplace intheenteringclass.Theregistrationfeeandthesignedenrollmentagreementaredueonemonth(orsooner)afternotificationofacceptance.Sinceenrollment is limited,enrollmentagreements receivedafter theduedatewillbeacceptedonlyifthequotaofstudentshasnotbeenfilled.Theregistrationfeeisnon-refundableandisappliedtowardthetuitioncharges.Housingfeesandhousingregulationsaresostatedonthehousingagreement.

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Flash Gordon, art by JimKeefe

Fanstastic Four, color art byMorryHollowell Reaper byCliffRathburn

registration procedures TuitionstatementsandanyadditionalfeeswillbedueasdescribedinthecurrentFeeScheduleCalendar.OrientationinformationwillbemailedinAugusttoeachenrolledstudent.Everystudentmustregisteronorbeforethedatesindicatedintheschoolcalendar.RegistrationproceduresarecompletedbypaymentofallfeestotheAdministration.

tuition Tuitionmustbepaidontimefortheschoolyear(seedatesonenclosedcalendar).Studentswithdelinquentaccountswillnotbepermittedtoattendclassesandmaybesubjecttodismissal.Seeattachedscheduleoffees.

art supplies Theamountthatastudentcanexpecttospendforartsuppliesduringtheyearislistedonthecalendar.Allnewstudentsarerequiredtopurchasespecificartsuppliespriortoattendanceintheschool.Substitutionsoromissionsarenotpermitted.Aninitialartsupplybill,ifapplicable,willbemailedtoeachstudentinJune,precedingtheFallsemester.Allfeesmustbepaidaccordingtothedateslistedintheschoolcalendar.

student i.d. cards 1"x11/2",faceonlyphotosarerequiredfortheStudentI.D.Cards.

returning students StudentsreturningforsecondorthirdyearstudieswillberequiredtocompletecurrentapplicableenrollmentagreementsduringtheSpringsemester.Registrationfeesforthefollowingyearmustbepaidatthistime.Theregistrationfeeof$100isdeductedfromtheannualtuitionbillandisnon-refundable.

proficiency study Proficiencystudy isavailable fora studentwhohascompleted the three-year courseof study,buthasnotbeenawardedadiplomaduetoagradeofC-(Failing),orInc.(Incomplete)inoneoramaximumoftwocoursesduringthesecondsemesterofthethirdyear.Astudentmayattendtheclassforthatparticularcourse(orcourses)inthefollowingyearinordertoattainapassinggrade.Assignments and studio work must be maintained and will be monitored by the instructor. Thestudentwillhavetheuseoftheschool’sfacilitiestotheextentofhiscourseofstudy.Inaddition,the student must adhere to all rules and regulations of the school. Upon successful completionoftheProficiencyStudyCourse,thestudentwillbeeligibleforthediploma.Thetuitionfeesforproficiencystudywillbeproratabasedonthenumberofrequiredcoursesbeingtaken.

8Jon Pay, art byC.A."Charlie"Aabø

AnAdministrativeFeeequaltothelesserof$100or5%ofschoolchargesassessed the studentwillberetainedbytheschool. All fees are non-refundable.Emergencyleavesofabsencemaybegranteduponwrittenrequest.

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The One, art byRickVeitch

art by LukeRadl

v.Theschoolwill refundtuitionandfeesaccordingfederalandstatepolicies,whicheverismorebeneficialtothestudentregardlessofthesourceoffundsusedtopaystudenttuition,relatedfees,andothereducationalcosts.

refund policy The refund policy of this school shall be in accordance with the New JerseyDepartmentofLaborandWorkforceDevelopmentRegulationsforPrivateVocationalSchoolsandtheU.S.DepartmentofEducation'sFederalRefundPolicy.Itisnotedthatthefollowingapply:1. Right to Cancel: Thestudenthastherighttocanceltheagreementwithinthreebusinessdaysaftersigningtheagreementeven if instructionhasbegun.Uponnotification,allmoniespaid, less theapplication feeand registration fee,willbe refunded.Studentswhohavenotvisitedtheschoolpriortoenrollmentcanwithdrawwithoutpenaltywithinthreedaysfollowingeithertheregularlyscheduledorientationoratouroftheschoolfacilitiesandequipment.2. Other Cancellation: Anapplicantsubsequentlyrequestingcancellationpriortostartingtrainingshallbeentitledtoarefundofalltuitionmoniespaidminusaregistrationfeeof15%ofthecontractpriceofthecourse,butinnoeventmaytheschoolretainmorethan$100.00.3. Dismissal Thestudentunderstandsthathe/shemaybeterminatedfromtheschoolforhavingmore than 7 1/2 days absences per semester; for not having met the standards ofconduct;fornotfulfillingthefinancialobligations;orfornotmaintainingaminimumgradeof2.0ineachcourse.IfastudentreceivesagradeofC-orIncomplete,hemaybeplacedonprobationthefollowingsemester.Ifastudentisonprobationinmorethan one subject, the school reserves the right to request the withdrawal of thatstudent.Studentswhoaredismissedwillbegovernedbythesamerefundpolicyasstudentswhointerrupttrainingvoluntarily.4. Student Termination: The student may terminate training at any time by giving written notice to theschoolofficeoftheintentiontoterminateenrollmentsubjecttotheschool’srefundpolicy.5. Rejection: Anapplicantrejectedbytheschoolshallbeentitledtoarefundpolicyofallmoniespaidminusanystatedapplicationfee,nottoexceed$50.00.6. Three-Day Cancellation: Allmoniespaidbyanapplicantwillberefunded,ifrequested,withinthreedaysafter signing an enrollment agreement and making an initial payment, even ifinstructionhasbegun.7. Refund Policy: The school will refund not less than that portion of the tuition, lab fee andequipmentfeeassessedthestudentbytheschoolequaltotheportionoftheperiodofenrollmentforwhichthestudenthasbeenchargedthatremainson: A. For Pell Grant recipients i.Onthelastrecordeddayofattendanceor B. Student Financial Aid Assistance recipients and all other non-financial aidstudents,within30calendardaysoftheearliestofthesedates: i.The date the student notifies the school of withdrawal or the date ofwithdrawalspecifiedbythestudent,whicheverislater. ii.Thedateonwhichtheschoolmakesitsdeterminationthatthestudenthaswithdrawn. iii.Theexpirationofthesemesterinwhichthestudentwithdrew,asdeterminedbytheschool. iv.Theexpirationoftheenrollmentperiodforwhichtheloanwasmade.The following refund calculation will apply to all students. This refund does notapplyafterthe60%point(intime)intheperiodofenrollment.Allrefundsshallbeprocessedwithinthirtydays.Tuitionisrefundedaccordingtothefollowingschedule:

Froglok animated by TomTobey

Percent ofRefund

100%90%80%70%60%50%40%0%

Percentage of Weeks Completed

00.0–1010.1–20%20.1–30%30.1–40%40.1–50%50.1–60%Over60%

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placement assistance Prior tograduation, selected representativesofpublishers, artdirectors, editors,greetingcardcompanies,advertisingagencies,andotheraffiliatedbusinessesmayreviewportfoliosofseniorstudents. All graduate students have an opportunity to take advantage of the school’saffiliationswithvariousprofessionalassociatesinordertoattaingainfulemploymentonanentrylevelintheirchosenprofession;however,theschooldoesnotguaranteeplacement. Theplacementofficeof the school is in contactwith localagencies, art studios,printers, magazine and newspaper publishers, and a variety of industries andmanufacturers who have internal art departments. The curriculum taught tostudentsoverthethree-yearperiod,includingCartoonIllustration,GraphicArtsandAnimation, is made available to all potential employers on a continually up-datedbasis. The placement department will notify potential employers of the availability ofstudentsuponcompletionoffirstyear,secondyear,andupongraduation.Inmanyinstancespotentialemployerscontacttheschoolduringtheschoolyear,relativeto"extracurricular"workavailability. Before a student makes an appointment for a job interview, his portfolio isrefinedandre-evaluatedbyaninstructortoensurethattheworkcontainedappliesspecificallytothetypeofjobsoughtandatthequalitylevelrequired. StudentshaveaccesstoadviceorinformationfromtheAdministrationaswellasthe facultybeyondthe timetheyhavereceivedtheir firstyearcertificates, secondyearcertificates,ordiplomas.Sincethefirstjobcanbecriticalandthefirstfewweeksat the first job even more so, the school attempts to retain communication withstudentstoeasethemoverthatinitialperiodoftime.

advisory board TheJoeKubertSchoolboastsanadvisoryboardofoutstandingprofessionalsinourfield.• Kris Adams Stone, Exec. SVP Producer of Digital Content and Print/Agent of

ContinuityStudios• NealAdams,Founder&PresidentofContinuityStudios• KarenBerger,formerExecutiveEditorofDCComics'Vertigoimprint• RichardBruning,formerSVP/creativedirectorofDCComics;cartoonist,graphic

designer,&writer• VictorGorelick,Editor-in-ChiefofArchieComics• PaulLevitz,formerPresidentofDCComics;writer• NickLowe,SeniorEditoroftheX-MentitlesatMarvelComics• StanMadaloni,PresidentofStudio2pt0• NickNapolitano,VP-ManufacturingAdministrationatDCComics• MikePellerito,PresidentofArchieComics• JeanScrocco,ManagerofSpiderwebartGallery;artistsrepresentative Ourstudentsbenefitgreatlyfromthisrelationship.Theboardisdirectlyinvolvedwiththeday-to-dayactivitiesthataffectourgraduates’careers.Theboard’sinputofcurrentrequirementsisimplementedintotheschool’scurriculum. Inaddition,priortograduation,thirdyearstudentshavepersonalinterviewswiththeeditorsandartdirectorsofthesecompaniesforthepurposeofcritiques,contacts,andpossiblefutureemployment.

complaint/grievance policyand procedure

Student concerns or complaints should first be brought to the attention of theinstructor. Complaints that are not satisfactorily resolved at this level should besubmitted inwriting to theOffice.Written responseswillbegivenwithin five (5)workingdays. Ifastudentdoesnotfeelthattheschoolhasadequatelyaddressedaconcernofcomplaint,thestudentmayconsidercontactingtheNewJerseyDepartmentofLaborandWorkforceDevelopmentor theAccreditingCommissionofCareerSchoolsandColleges. Their website is www.accsc.org Their address is 2101 Wilson Boulevard,Suite302,Arlington,Virginia22201.ComplaintformsareavailableattheOffice. TheComplaint/GrievancePolicyandProcedurecanbefoundonourwebsite:

http://www.kubertschool.edu/student-life/student-services.html

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The Happy Samurais, art by Gabe Bridwellart by Thom Zahler

grading systemStudentsreceiveagradereportattheendofeachsemester.ThosewhoreceivedaQUALITYPOINTAVERAGEof3.7(A-orbetter,withnogradebelowB+),qualifyfortheDean’sList.Allcoursesareevaluatedintermsofcredithours.Onecredithourisearnedforeach30hoursofnormallyscheduledclasstime.AtemporarygradeofIncompletemaybegivenbytheinstructorafterconsultationwiththeAdministration. It isusedwhena student,becauseof someunavoidable circumstances,hasbeenunabletocompletethecourseorhasnothandedinassignmentsrelatedtothecourse.Theinstructormustcertifythatthestudent’sworkispassingatthispoint.ThegradeofIncompleteshallreverttoapermanentIncompleteifthestudentdoesnotcom-pleteallworkbytheendofthefour(4)weekmake-upperiod.ACQPAwillnotbeassignedastudentreceivingapermanentIncompletegrade. Before annual promotion and prior to receiving a Certificate of Completion or Diploma, astudentmustcompleteallassignedworkineachcourse,attainaminimumgradeof2.0ineachcourse,meetthestandardsofattendanceandconduct,andfulfillallfinancialobligationstotheschool.

Inaddition,astudentmaybeplacedonprobationatthediscretionoftheAdministrationwhenastudent’sworkfallsbelowthegradeofC.Suchprobationshalllastonlyuntilthestudentisabletoraisehisgradestoapassinglevel. IfastudentisonprobationwitheitheraC-orIncompleteattheendofthesemesterinmorethanonesubject,hemaybeliablefordismissal forunsatisfactoryprogress.Theprobationaryperiodformake-upofan IncompleteorFailuregradebeginsonthelastdayofeachsemester.Amaximumoffourweekswillbepermittedforthemake-upofanIncompleteorProbationarygrade.FinancialAidwillnotbedisbursedtostudentsuntilsatisfactoryprogresshasbeendemonstrated.Allprobationsmaybeliftedwhenthestudentprovidesadequatemake-upworkasapprovedbyhisinstructorinthatspecificsubjectandtheAdministration. Allnewstudentsareonprobationforthefirstsemesterfollowingenrollment.Studentswhohaveattainedsatisfactorygradesinallcoursesmaycontinuewiththeirstudies.

leave of absence policy A student may apply for a short Leave of Absence, 1-2weeks,byrequstingitinwritingfromtheschool. Iftheleaveisforashortperiod,1-2weeks,thestudentisingoodacademicstandingwithaCorbetterandthestudentiscapableofmakingupthework,theleaveofabsencewillbegranted. Iftheleaveofabsencelastslongerthan2weeks,thestudentwillbeabletorepeatetheyearstartinginthefollowingfallsemester and withdraw from the school as per the school'swithdrawalpolicy.

GradeAA-B+BB-C+CC-I.A.T.

DescriptionSuperior

Good

PassingFailing

IncompleteAdvanced Training

QualityPoints

4.03.73.33.02.72.32.01.50.00.0

homework It is necessary for students to allot sufficient time for homework in order tosatisfactorilycompletetheirassignments.Ifastudentfailstoturninanassignment,a"zero"willbenotedinthestudent’srecord.Thisassignmentmustbemadeupbeforecreditcanbegrantedforthatclass.Thestudent’sassignmentgradewillbe loweredfornotsubmittingtheassignmentbytheposteddeadline. If there isan inadequatereason for the non-completion of the assignment, the student will be notified ofa probationary status. At the end of the probationary period, the student’s effortandprogresswillbe reviewed todeterminewhetherornothe/shewillbeallowedto continue their education or to be subject to involuntary withdrawal (dismissal).The maximum time frame in which training must be completed shall not exceed1.5timesthenormaldurationornumberofclockorcredithoursrequiredtocompletetheprogram.

professional orientation This program was instituted as a result of commercial work offered to attendingstudentsintheirsenioryear.Duetorequirementsofclassassignments,thepossibilityof accepting "outside work assignments" is a challenging decision for attendingstudents to make. This program allows students to work while studying under theguidanceandsupervisionoftheirinstructors.Onlythestudentswhoobtainpermissionfromtheirinstructorsandtheschooladministrationmayqualifyforthisprogram. Thisprogramactsasabridgebetweenthestudent’sresponsibilitiesforschoolworkandhisintroductiontothecommercialandprofessionalworldwithpositiveresults. Theschoolwillendeavortomakearrangementswherebyaportionofthecurriculumwillbedevotedtostudyandfieldtripswithprofessionalcompanies,organizationsandindividuals.Thiswillenablethestudentstohavedirectcontactwithjobsituationsandbebetterpreparedforeventualemploymentintheirchosenfield. ASpecialProjectsprogramhasbeenenactedbytheschoolinwhichastudentmayparticipateundercertaincriteria:• ThisprogramisgenerallylimitedtoThirdYearstudentsintheirlastsemester.• Theprogrammustnotinterferewithnormalschoolhoursandassignmentsinclassesnotdirectlyinvolvedintheprogram.• Theprogrammaybeawardeduponrequestofthestudent,andispermittedonlyforstudentswhoqualify.Qualificationsaredeterminedbythestudent’sinstructors.• Student’s work related to this program is designed by the student in termsof schedules, deadlines and esthetic career values. Described schedules must bemaintained,aswellaslevelsofquality.

housing Housingisavailableforstudentswholivebeyondnormalcommutingdistance.Forinformation,contacttheAdministrationOffice.

standard of conduct All studentsareexpected toconduct themselves inapropermanneraccording tothegeneralregulationsoftheschool(availableuponrequestfromtheAdministration).Activitiesorconduct,suchas,butnotlimitedto,inefficiency,lackofinterest,excessiveabsenteeismor tardiness,ordisregardof regulationswhich shallbedeemedby theAdministrationtobedetrimental totheschoolortotheaccomplishmentofstudentworkshallbeconsideredcausefordismissal.

reports A progress report will be issued to each student at the end of each semester.The school maintains all academic records on file indefinitely. Reports will be madeavailabletointerestedpartiesuponauthorizationofthestudent.

retention of student work Theschoolreservestherighteachyeartoselectforitspermanentfilesonepieceofeachstudent’swork.Aphotocopyoftheworkretainedwillbegiventothestudent.

academic advising Academicadviceisprovidedtostudents.AppointmentsmaybemadeattheofficeoftheAdministrator.

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financial aid Qualified students are eligible to receive a Federal PELL GrantandaFederalSEOGGrant.THEJOEKUBERTSCHOOLisaneligibleinstitution under the Federal Stafford Loan Program and FederalParentsPlusLoanProgram.ForfurtherinformationpleasecontacttheFinancialAidOfficerattheschoolforfinancialaidinformationandrequesttheFinancialAidConsumerBooklet.Non-institutionalscholarships may be awarded by the school to matriculatingstudentswhowillbecontinuingtheirstudiesatTHEJOEKUBERTSCHOOL.Forfurtherdetails,consulttheFinancialAidoffice.

Difference between a Grant and a Loan:Generally,agrant ismoneytobeusedforeducationalexpensesanddoesnothavetoberepaid,unlessthereareextenuatingandmitigatingcircumstances. Aneducationalloan(FederalStaffordorFederalParentsPLUS)istheresponsibilityofthestudentorparenttorepay.

general information A discount art supply store whereby students may purchasematerialsismaintainedonthepremises.Thetelephonenumberis973-328-3266. Theschool isnotresponsiblefor injuriestostudentsoccurringonoroffpremises. Itissuggestedthateverystudentmaintainhisorherownmedi-calandhospitalinsurancecoverage. Areferencelibrarywithvideos,books,magazines,comicbooks,graphicnovels,manga,scanners,photocopier,andcomputers(withInternetaccess) ismaintained in theschoolbuildingand isavail-abletothestudents.Smokingisnotpermittedinthebuilding. Lunches may only be eaten in the designated student lunch-room.Thelunchroomhasvendingmachinesandmicrowaveovensforthestudents’use. Theschoolprovideseachstudentwithaprofessionalworksta-tion.Itistheresponsibilityofeverystudenttokeepthisworkareacleanandundamaged. Onlyemergencytelephonecallsfromfamilymemberswillbetransmittedtothestudentfromtheoffice.Bulletin boards: Located on the first floor. Used for display ofstudentworkandnoticesofgeneralor specific interest. It is thestudent’sresponsibilitytoperiodicallycheckthebulletinboard.Banking: Itisadvisablethatoutoftownstudentsmakebankingarrangementsatoneoftheconveniently locatedDoverbankstoeasecheck-cashingrestrictions.Theschoolisnotequippedtocashpersonalchecks.Visitors: Students may not be visited by their friends or havefriendsinclass.Novisitorsarepermittedabovethemainflooroftheschoolbuildingunlessonanofficialvisitortour,andaccompa-niedbyschoolpersonnel.

Changes: The school reserves the right to make changesin faculty, tuition, fees, or to withdraw any course listed ifcircumstances warrant. The payments and the totalprogram costs in this catalog and addenda are basedon the tuition rates presently in effect. Tuition rates aresubject to change, subject to the approval of the New JerseyDepartment of Labor and Workforce Development upon60 days advance notice. The new rate will be effective with thepaymentduefollowingthe60daynotification. Intheeventofanunannouncedschoolclosure,studentsenrolledat thetimeof theclosuremustcontact theDepartmentofLaborand Workforce Developments Training Evaluation Unit withinninety(90)calendardaysoftheclosure.Failuretodosowithintheninety(90)daysmayexcludethestufentfromanyavailableformofassistance.Thecontactnumbertocallis(609)292-4287.

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top right, Creeps, art byTomMandrakebottom right, Crux, art bySergioCarriello

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coursedescription

The Joe Kubert School offers a three year coursein Cartoon-Graphics© involving a variety of areas inwhichprofessionalcartoonistsmayapplythemselves.Intensive studies focus on methods and materialsutilized in the profession as well as the honing ofartistic and creative abilities. Methods and Materialsand the Business of Cartoon Art are also high onthe list of requirements during the three years ofthe ten-course curriculum.All coursesmustbe takenandpassedbyallattendingstudents intheCartoon-Graphics©program.

Theavailabilityofcomparableprograminformationrelatedtotuitionandprogramlengthmaybeobtainedfrom the Accrediting Commission of Career Schoolsand Colleges (ACCSC), 2101 Wilson Blvd., Suite 302,Arlington,VA22201,(703)247-4212.

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cartoon-graphics Ifirst year curriculum

1125HOURS–37.5CREDITHOURS(1cr.hr.equals30clockhours)

101. Basic Drawing I112.5cl.hr–3.75cr.hr.Instructionandapplicationofprinciplesofsketching,drawing,compositionandperspectiveinrelationtobasicillustration.Thiswillincludestudyofformsandobjects.

102. The Human Figure I112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Fundamentalsoffiguredrawingandanatomyincludingperspective,foreshorteningandproportion.

103. Narrative Art I112.5cl.hr–3.75cr.hrBasicsofsequentialstorytellingandcommunicationbymeansofgraphicillustration.

104. Methods and Materials I112.5cl.hr–3.75cr.hrInstructioninusesandvarietiesofmaterialsandmediausedinpreparationandtechniquesofgraphicsonabroadscale.

105. Layout112.5cl.hr–3.75cr.hr.Introductiontoinitialstepsinpropersizing,balance,andproportionsinrelationtographiccommunicationincommercialillustration.

106. Design112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.PrinciplesofdesignasappliedtoCartoon-Graphics©,stressingimagination,impact,originalityandclarity.

107. Humor/Caricature I112.5cl.hr–3.75cr.hr.Approachestodevelopmentandcharacterizationofhumorasitappliestoanimation,panelcartoons,magazineillustration,andrepresentationalcartoonart.

108. Lettering112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Principlesofhandletteringandtypographyincludingmaterials,toolsanduses.

109. Digital Production I112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Introductiontoprinciplesofprofessionalprepresstechniquespriortoprintreproductionandpublication.

110. Introduction to Animation112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.AnintroductionintotheartofCinematicAnimation.Basicprinciplesofmovement,timing,colorandback-groundarestudiedaswellastheoryconcerningtheoriginsofanimation.

*MustpassbeforemovinguptoCartoon-GraphicsII

cartoon-graphics II*second year curriculum*Prerequisite–Cartoon-GraphicsI.

1125HOURS–37.5CREDITHOURS(1cr.hr.equals30clockhours)

201. Basic Drawing II112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.ExtensiveandintensivestudyinsketchinganddrawingvarietiesofrepresentationalandimaginativeformsconcentratingparticularlyonCartoon-Graphics©.

202. The Human Figure II112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Continuedconcentrationonanatomyanddrawingutilizingvarietiesofmaterialsandcolorasappliedtocommercialillustrationandreproduction.

203. Narrative Art II112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Essentialsingraphiccommunicationconcerningmultiplephasesofcartooning,animationandcommercial/advertisingart.

204. Methods and Materials II112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.In-depthstudiesofmultipurposematerialsandvarietiesofusesincontemporaryCartoon-Graphics©fieldsofillustration.

205. Color Illustration I112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Adaptationofcolorinitsvariousformsinillustrationandreproductionasappliedinthecartoon/commercialartfield.

206. Digital Production II112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Intermediateuseofcomputersoftwareandhardwareintheformationofthosetraditionalelementswhichcomprisetheproperbalanceofillustration,storytellinganddesign.

207. Humor/Caricature II112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.ApproachestocommunicationandillustrationfromthestandpointofhumoranditsrelationtoCartoon-Graphics©ingeneral.

208. Advertising Illustration112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Utilizationofvarietiesofmediaincommercialadvertisingandillustrationincludingbooks,magazines,andgreetingcards.

209. Story Adaptation112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Studiesinprocedureofconvertingstoriesandideasfromtextformsintoillustratednarratives.

210. Business of Cartoon Art112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Concentrationonacquiringaprofessionalattitudetowardthefieldofcartoonandcommercialart,andanunderstandingofthebusinessaspectsinvolvedintheprofessionofcommercialart.

Opposite top:Instructor Andy Kubert holding a class critique.Opposite bottom:Special guest Jim Lee visits the school.

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cartoon-graphics IIIthird year curriculum

*Prerequisites–Cartoon-GraphicsIandII.

1125HOURS–37.5CREDITHOURS(1cr.hr.equals30clockhours)

301. Sketching and Layout112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Advancedapplicationandstudyofillustrationrelatedtothevariousfieldsofcartooning,commercialandadvertisingart.

302. The Human Figure III112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Theoryandlabinvolvedinexaggerationandstylizationoffigures.

303. Sequential Storytelling112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.In-depthstudyofserialisticformsofgraphicillustration,mediaapplicationofvisualandillustrativecommunicationutilizedinmovies,andtelevisionandcartoonillustration.

304. Digital Production III112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Advancedinstructioninlayoutapproach,executionandcompletionasappliedtovarietiesofpublicationsthroughtheuseofcomputersoftwareandhardware.

305. Humor/Caricature III112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Intensivestudyofdistortionandexaggerationasitrelatestocaricatureandhumorincludingmediaandsources.

306. Methods and Materials III112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Advancedstudyandassignmentsutilizingink,pastelandothermaterialsinvolvedinaccomplishingprofessionalcartoonsandillustrations.

307. "On-The-Job"/Business of Art112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Concentrationona"bridge"wherebythestudentmayhavetheopportunityofobtainingdirectionandadviceonactualcommercialwork.

308. Writing: Imaginative Drawing112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Intensivestudyconcerningwritingasdirectedtowardpictureandillustrationusageincludingwiderlatitudefocusingontheindividualstudent’simagination,originalityandcreativity.

309. Advanced Technique & Style: Digital Painting112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Portfolio-orientedonspecifictechniquesindicatedforvariousareasinthefieldofcommercialillustrationincludingusageofmethodsandmaterialsacquired.

310. Color Illustration II112.5cl.hr.–3.75cr.hr.Focusonutilizationofcolorinmediavarietytowardscompletionof"professional-level"portfoliopieces.

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Star Wars Jedi: Count Dooku, pencil art by JanDuursema,and color art by BradAnderson

certificate • diploma •

educationalobjectives

cartoon-graphics programfirst year •certificate of completion andeducational objectives FIRSTYEARCERTIFICATESOFCOMPLETIONwillbeawardedtostudentswhocompleteallassignedworkineachcourse,attainaminimumgradeof2.0ineachcourse(SAP),meetthestandardsofattendanceandconduct,andfulfillallfinancialobligationstotheschool.AstudentwhoisawardedaFIRSTYEARCERTIFICATEOF COMPLETION (1125 clock hours) may be eligible for entry-level employment in prepress production; basic hand lettering& digital lettering for comic strips, comic books and graphicnovels;basiclogoandbrandingdesign;basiclayout&designforcartoonillustrations;basiccharacterdesign&inbetweeningforanimation;andbasicstoryboardingforTV,filmandvideo.

second year •certificate of completion andeducational objectives

Prerequisite – Cartoon-Graphics I

SECONDYEARCERTIFICATESOFCOMPLETIONwillbeawardedto students who complete all assigned work in each course,attainaminimumgradeof2.0 ineach course (SAP),meet thestandards of attendance and conduct, and fulfill all financialobligationstotheschool.AstudentwhoisawardedaSECONDYEAR CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION (2250 clock hours) may beeligible for entry-level employment in intermediate prepressproduction;traditional&digitalcoloringforcomicstrips,comicbooks and graphic novels; advertising imagery for magazines,books,newspapersandcommercialpackaging;andgagcartoonsandcomicstrips.

third year •graduation •diploma and educational objectivesPrerequisites – Cartoon-Graphics I & II

The graduating students will be awarded a DIPLOMA afterthreeyearsuponsuccessfulcompletionofallassignedworkineachcourse,attainaminimumgradeof2.0ineachcourse(SAP),meet the standards of attendance and conduct, and fulfill allfinancial obligations to the school. A student who is awardeda DIPLOMA (3375 clock hours) will be qualified to enter theprofessionalfieldofcartooningatanentry-levelasacomicbookartist,syndicatecartoonist,editorialcartoonist,bookillustrator,concept designer, caricaturist, portrait artist, greeting carddesigner,artdirector,oranyoftheother,numerousareasinthecommercialartfieldwherethetechniquesofcartoonillustrationareused.

Greyshirt, art by RickVeitch

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art by RonZalme

Runaways, ink art by DaveNewbold

TheJoeKubertSchoolpridesitselfonthefactthatoursisaprofessionalschool,taughtbyprofessionalstothosewhoaspire to be professionals. Our graduates have attainedestimablepositionsinthefieldandhavegainedtherespectoftheirfellowartists.Theillustrationscontainedthrough-out thepagesof this catalogarea small samplingof theworkdonebyouralumni.

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art by CheeRodd Racer, art by TobyCypress

Penny Farthing, art by BillPresing Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, art byShaneDavis

foreign applicantsTHE JOE KUBERT SCHOOL OF CARTOON & GRAPHIC ART, INC. IS AUTHORIZED UNDER FEDERAL LAW TO ENROLL NON-EMIGRANT ALIEN STUDENTS

The following application procedure shall apply to all applicants from foreign countries:

1. Application form2. Application fee of $50.00 (U.S.)3. All applicants must fulfill the personal or telephone interview requirements. The same portfolio requirements set forth for U.S. citizens apply. (Samples of at least fifteen (15) pieces of original work must be presented for interview.)4. All foreign applicants, as part of the initial application process must also complete the two (2) essay questions, in English, that appear on the back of the application.5. Foreign applicants must demonstrate sufficient command of the English language in written and spoken English to pursue the established program successfully. This may be accomplished by presenting: (a) an English Proficiency Certificate, available at any United States Embassy or Consulate; or (b) by presenting the results of their Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL); or (c) by completing a program of English in a secondary school (submit certified transcript). If a student’s performance at THE JOE KUBERT SCHOOL is hindered by language difficulties, the advisability of further study at THE JOE KUBERT SCHOOL will be reviewed by the administration and attendance at the school will be terminated. 6. All applicants who have studied in a foreign country must submit certified English translations of their academic work.7. The U.S. Bureau of Immigration requires that foreign applicants submit to the school a detailed statement of support documenting that the applicant has sufficient funding for his/her educational and living expenses during his/her stay in the United States. Upon acceptance and payment of all fees in full, a statement of support will be sent along with the Immigration Form I-20. Only the statement of support needs to be returned to the school. The school cannot assume any responsibility for the preparation of applications, legal sponsorship of alien students, or fulfillment of government regulations pertaining to foreign students in the United States.

SUMMARY OF APPLICATION POLICY FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS

Submission of Documents Prior to Acceptance

1. Application2. Application Fee (U.S. Funds)3. Photographic Portfolio4. Essay5. Proof of English Proficiency6. Records of Academic Study (translated in English)7. Proof of Financial Capability All tuition fees are listed on the school calendar enclosed

NOTE: ALL FEES ARE TO BE PAID IN U.S. DOLLARS THROUGH A NEW YORK AGENCY OF YOUR BANK OR WIRE TRANSFER. CALL FOR DETAILS. PER THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, FINANCIAL AID IS ONLY AVAILABLE TO UNITED STATES CITIZENS.

summer cartoon sketch sessionsLearn the secrets of cartooning from comic book professionals. Enroll by the week or by the month! Each 1-week sketch session includes FREE art kit (available only upon initial registration for the program) and a limited edition Joe Kubert Summer Cartoon Sketch Sessions tee-shirt. Sketch sessions are held Monday - Friday, from 9 AM - 12 PM and are for ages 10 and up, and 9 AM - 3PM for adults. Registration is open and enrollment is limited.

Couse subjects include: manga, penciling, inking, character design, and sequential storytelling

Art kit supplies can include: • 14” x 17” sketch pad • packet of pro blue-line comic book art pages • pencils: HB, 2H and 2B • magic rub eraser • twin-tip Sharpie black marker • package of Micron markers: sizes .01, .03, and .05 • 18” metal ruler

For further information, contact the School: phone: 973-361-1327 email: info@kubertschool.edu

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special courses In addition to full-time day classes, the JoeKubertSchooloccasionallyoffersspecialeveningworkshopsonanon-matriculatingbasis. Due to the fact that the special courses,evening courses, and Saturday cartoon sketchclasses are not geared toward occupationaltraining, and they do not require approvalby the New Jersey Department of Labor andWorkforceDevelopment.

saturday cartoonsketch class

Available on Saturdays from 9:00 A.M. to12:00 P.M. Noon throughout the year. Thisclass is open to everyone from the age of10 years and over. For information on ourspecialcoursesandschedules,pleasecontactusbymail: The Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, Inc. 37 Myrtle Avenue Dover, New Jersey 07801

orbytelephone: (973) 361-1327

orbyemail: info@kubertschool.edu

website: www.kubertschool.edu

correspondence courses JoeKubert’sWorldofCartooningoffersanon-accreditedopportunitytolearncartooningathomeatyourownpace.

Forfurtherinformation,pleasecontactusbymail: Joe Kubert’s World of Cartooning 37B Myrtle Avenue Dover, New Jersey 07801

orbytelephone: 1-877-JK-WORLD or (973) 537-7760

orbyemail: info@kubertschool.edu

art store Specializinginartsuppliesforcartooningaswellasprovidingafulllineoffineartsupplies,theJoeKubertArtStoreoffersonlineorderingat

www.kubertartstore.com

Forfurtherinformation,pleasecontactusbymail: Joe Kubert Art Store 37A Myrtle Avenue Dover, New Jersey 07801

orbytelephone: 1-800-343-4792 or 973-328-3266

orbyemail: jkartstore@kubertschool.edu

Holliday, art by JasonWright Punisher/Wolverine, art by LeeWeeks

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