University Co-op
Patrick Puckett has been working as a Painter for "Paintings by Patrick Puckett" since 1979. Patrick is represented by the Wally Workman Gallery in Austin, Texas, and the Hall Spassov Gallery in Seattle, Washington.
In 1998, they worked as a Web Designer for the University of Southern Mississippi, where they were responsible for designing and maintaining websites for faculty, organizations, and departments of the university. Patrick worked closely with administrators and web presence councils in supervising and managing content.
Patrick worked as a Graphic & Web Designer for Photo Images in 2002, and as an Art Director for Planet Weekly in 2004, where they were responsible for design concept and development for the alternative newspaper in the Jackson Metro Area. Patrick efficiently coordinated with photographers, illustrators, advertisers, editors, and writers to produce a quality publication on a weekly basis.
Since 2006, Patrick has been working as a Creative Director for the University Co-op, one of the largest and most profitable collegiate stores in the country. Patrick directs and creates a myriad of design projects, including Texas Longhorn apparel and product design, print collateral, retail visuals, product campaigns, email blasts, retail catalogs, and website and social media maintenance for their six locations across Texas. Patrick works with a talented team to create a professional and fun face for the Co-op through visual branding and creative ideas.
Patrick Puckett attended The University of Southern Mississippi from 1998 to 2002, where they pursued a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in Drawing and Painting.
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University Co-op
The only not-for-profit Longhorn store bringing down the cost of course materials for Longhorn students since 1896! The University Co-op was founded in 1896 by Dr. William J. Battle, a professor of the Greek language who later served as president of The University of Texas at Austin from 1914 to 1916. The original store opened on campus — it was located in the University’s Main Building--with books, stationery and athletic goods, and the intent was to sell its products to students at the lowest possible prices. Twenty-two years later the Co-op moved off campus to a one-story building on Guadalupe across from the Student Union Center and started selling merchandise to local citizens as well. The Co-op remained a co-operative until 1977, when it became a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit educational corporation owned by the students, faculty and staff of The University of Texas at Austin. Through different locations and meeting the ever-changing needs of students and faculty, the Co-op has stayed true to its original idea and mission. The Co-op's commitment to education is evident through its continuing services to the University of Texas at Austin. Every semester, the Co-op manages the Course Material requisition process to ensure that the University is compliant with state and federal law. Each semester, the Co-op services tens of thousands of students, providing helpful guidance to Longhorns from their freshman textbooks to their graduation announcements and cap and gowns.