New USP magazine highlights activities aimed at society: cultural activities, programs of relationship with society and extension projects will be the guidelines of the publication
In June 2019, the Office of the Provost for Culture and Extension from USP launched its new magazine: USP INTEGRAção.
The main purpose of the journal is to provide the public with information about what the University of São Paulo develops in the areas of culture and extension and what it offers to society, seeking to highlight the points where this interaction occurs most relevantly. For this, the project was formatted with a light and contemporary graphic concept and a journalistic and colloquial language, differentiating itself from scientific publications.
The magazine is structured in sections such as Reportagem de Capa (Cover), which will bring prominent news; Entrevista (Interview), with those responsible for relevant activities in the area; Reportagem (Reporting), portraying projects and actions; Experiências (Experiences), with first-person reports; Ensaio fotográfico (Photoshoot), bringing images of places that can be visited by the public; Perfil (Profile), with a historical and operational detailing of various organs and programs; and O que é… (What is …) that reveals curiosities and jargon.
For the editorial director of the magazine, Professor Margarida Maria Krohling Kunsch, the product fills a gap: “We expect the magazine to be a means of interlocution of our university with the various actors involved in its final activities, whether they are inside or outside our walls, “says Kunsch, who is also an assistant provost for culture and university extension. “We intend to democratize the experiences promoted and implanted in the cultural and extension area as a way for the University to render an account to the society of the investments they have been receiving as a public and free university,” she points out.
Check out the first issue below, or download the PDF file here and read it when and where you prefer.
AF5_USP Integração_E1