PennApps
Directed the full visual and content identity across a collegiate hackathon cycle — social, web, print, and merch for 1,000+ attendees.
BRAND · MERCH · DIGITAL DESIGN — 2022
As Creative Lead, I directed the complete visual identity for PennApps XXIII — logo, color system, typography, and all branded assets.
The sustainability theme shaped a nature-inspired palette, playful rounded forms, and earthy tones across social media, banners, and the website.
01
Logo
FIG. 01 — LOGO
The wordmark's rounded terminals and leaf-tipped lettering let the sustainability theme live inside the logotype itself and be legible at any scale.
02
Font & Type System
FIG. 02 — TYPE SYSTEM
Futura PT Heavy carries the same bold, rounded confidence as the wordmark into every headline, while Proxima Nova Regular keeps body copy calm and legible — a deliberate contrast between playful and grounded.
03
Color Palette
1F4A38
40916C
CBE2D9
FAF5E7
9F7F6C
2B2415
FIG. 03 — COLOR SYSTEM
Deep forest and sage ground the system, while brighter mint and earth tones carry the sustainability theme across lighter applications.
04
Icon Design Assets
FIG. 04 — ICONOGRAPHY
A small set of rounded, earthy icons built around the mascot — flexible enough to flex across social templates, signage, and swag without losing the nature-forward feel.
05
Instagram Posts
PA
pennapps.xxiii
PA
pennapps.xxiii
PA
pennapps.xxiii
FIG. 05 — SOCIAL COUNTDOWN
Social media campaign posts leading up to the 2022 PennApps Hackathon.
06
Website — Laptop & Mobile
The Application Process
Thousands of qualified candidates apply to participate in PennApps every year, however our space can only support a limited number of participants and as much as we'd like to take everyone, it just isn't possible. We think that the fairest way to decide who we invite is by asking everyone to tell us a little bit about themselves, so that we can invite people who have demonstrated interest and skill.
We don't expect everyone to have been to a hackathon before, in fact, we love first-time hackers having been there ourselves when we started! We're just trying to bring those who most want to really build something awesome and learn something new, and while we can't invite everyone, we're striving to continue building a community of diverse and amazing hackers at PennApps. Just show us what you've made, tell us about why you want to be at PennApps, and we'll do our best to get you here! Applications are currently open.
Apply
We know you have a lot of questions, so check below for some of the most common answers (and this document for even more) or drop us a line at contact@pennapps.com.
FAQs
Will PennApps be online or in-person this year?
How much will PennApps cost me?
Once I’m accepted, what do I need to bring?
How do reimbursements work?
When/where can I hack?
What can I win?
I’m interested in using hardware for my hack?
What does the application process look like?
When will applications close?
Who can apply?
Should Penn students fill out the application too?
I’m not a student, so how can I get involved?
How is PennApps run?
How should I behave?
What should I do if I have additional questions or want to express my limitless gratitude?
We’re excited to say that PennApps is in-person this year! We will keep everyone updated with this status according to the COVID-19 pandemic circumstances, but as of now, PennApps is BACK in-person :)
Not only will we provide you with a weekend's worth of swag, meals, drinks, and snacks and a place to crash when you need a break from coding, we'll even help cover your travel. This cycle we're excited to have even more travel reimbursements available than past years!
PENNAPPS
ABOUT
FAQS
SPONSORS
APPLY
LOGISTICS
September 2-4, 2022
© 2021 PennApps
contact@pennapps.com
Code of Conduct
Organized with support from:
PENN
APPS
Hosted at the nation’s first university, PennApps is the original college hackathon. Come join us to learn something new, build an app, or start a company. Let’s continue to make history together.
Beleaf it or not, applications are open!
APPLY
Interested in more details about the hackathon? Click below for the most up-to-date schedule and prizes!
Logistics
SCHEDULE
PRIZES
Sponsors
About
The College Hackathon
In the context of a hackathon, the word "hack" is used to describe how multiple technologies can be used together in a new and innovative way. Teams of up to four people spend the weekend working on innovative software and hardware solutions to real-world problems. These projects range in platform and application, including elements of web development, mobile applications, drones, and more. However, many times the most important aspect of a hackathon is the community it generates and skills that inexperienced hackers walk away with.
The PennApps Difference
Founded in the fall of 2009, PennApps was the nation's first student-run college hackathon. Since then, it has spurred a revolution in the way engineering students develop and showcase their skills, spawning an entire "league" of hackathons across the nation. In past years, over a thousand students from the U.S. and other countries like Switzerland, Canada, England, and Singapore have converged in Philadelphia for the spring and fall editions of the event for a weekend of creation and discovery. Both beginners and experts alike will work together, learn and compete to become better engineers and work on awesome projects. This year, PennApps is expanding its focus on learning by emphasizing the collaboration of new and experienced hackers, and providing more learning opportunities and workshops throughout the weekend.
At the end of every cycle, we ask the PennApps family if they would like to be a campus ambassador for PennApps. What this entails is spreading the word about PennApps at your local school, college or university. Campus ambassadors are an important part of the PennApps community and receive custom swag and perks at and before the event. Campus ambassadors have been announced.
Campus Ambassadors
PENNAPPS
About
Apply
FAQs
Sponsors
The College Hackathon
In the context of a hackathon, the word "hack" is used to describe how multiple technologies can be used together in a new and innovative way. Teams of up to four people spend the weekend working on innovative software and hardware solutions to real-world problems. These projects range in platform and application, including elements of web development, mobile applications, drones, and more. However, many times the most important aspect of a hackathon is the community it generates and skills that inexperienced hackers walk away with.
Campus Ambassadors
At the end of every cycle, we ask the PennApps family if they would like to be a campus ambassador for PennApps. What this entails is spreading the word about PennApps at your local school, college or university. Campus ambassadors are an important part of the PennApps community and receive custom swag and perks at and before the event. Campus ambassadors have been announced.
The Application Process
Thousands of qualified candidates apply to participate in PennApps every year, however our space can only support a limited number of participants and as much as we'd like to take everyone, it just isn't possible. We think that the fairest way to decide who we invite is by asking everyone to tell us a little bit about themselves, so that we can invite people who have demonstrated interest and skill.
We don't expect everyone to have been to a hackathon before, in fact, we love first-time hackers having been there ourselves when we started! We're just trying to bring those who most want to really build something awesome and learn something new, and while we can't invite everyone, we're striving to continue building a community of diverse and amazing hackers at PennApps. Just show us what you've made, tell us about why you want to be at PennApps, and we'll do our best to get you here! Applications are currently open.
We know you have a lot of questions, so check below for some of the most common answers (and this document for even more) or drop us a line at contact@pennapps.com
The PennApps Difference
Founded in the fall of 2009, PennApps was the nation's first student-run college hackathon. Since then, it has spurred a revolution in the way engineering students develop and showcase their skills, spawning an entire "league" of hackathons across the nation. In past years, over a thousand students from the U.S. and other countries like Switzerland, Canada, England, and Singapore have converged in Philadelphia for the spring and fall editions of the event for a weekend of creation and discovery. Both beginners and experts alike will work together, learn and compete to become better engineers and work on awesome projects. This year, PennApps is expanding its focus on learning by emphasizing the collaboration of new and experienced hackers, and providing more learning opportunities and workshops throughout the weekend.
APPLY
Hosted at the nation’s first university, PennApps is the original college hackathon. Come join us to learn something new, build an app, or start a company. Let’s continue to make history together.
Beleaf it or not, applications are open!
Interested in more details about the hackathon? Click below for the most up-to-date schedule and prizes!
Logistics
SCHEDULE
PRIZES
September 2-4, 2022
Will PennApps be online or in-person this year?
Once I’m accepted, what do I need to bring?
I’m interested in using hardware for my hack?
Should Penn students fill out the application too?
I’m not a student, so how can I get involved?
What does the application process look like?
What should I do if I have additional questions or want to express my limitless gratitude?
How much will PennApps cost me?
How do reimbursements work?
When/where can I hack?
When will applications close?
Who can apply?
What can I win?
How is PennApps run?
How should I behave?
We’re excited to say that PennApps is in-person this year! We will keep everyone updated with this status according to the COVID-19 pandemic circumstances, but as of now, PennApps is BACK in-person :)
Not only will we provide you with a weekend's worth of swag, meals, drinks, and snacks and a place to crash when you need a break from coding, we'll even help cover your travel. This cycle we're excited to have even more travel reimbursements available than past years!
© 2021 PennApps
contact@pennapps.com
Organized with
support from:
PENN
APPS
Code of Conduct
FIG. 06 — WEBSITE (DESKTOP & MOBILE)
Scrollable frames containing the website UI created with the PennApps creative and engineering teams.
07
Merch Design
FIG. 07 — MERCH BAGS, ID, AND T-SHIRT
Tote bags, paper bags, ID cards, and t-shirts carried the nature-forward system off the screen and into everyday, physical merch.
08
Brochure
FIG. 08 — SPONSORSHIP BROCHURE
Brochure design targeting hackathon sponsors featuring key metrics and sponsor benefits.
PennApps — graphic design — 01/06
PennApps
Directed the full visual and content identity across a collegiate hackathon cycle — social, web, print, and merch for 1,000+ attendees.
BRAND · MERCH · DIGITAL DESIGN — 2022
As Creative Lead, I directed the complete visual identity for PennApps XXIII — logo, color system, typography, and all branded assets.
The sustainability theme shaped a nature-inspired palette, playful rounded forms, and earthy tones across social media, banners, and the website.
01
Logo
FIG. 01 — LOGO
The wordmark's rounded terminals and leaf-tipped lettering let the sustainability theme live inside the logotype itself and be legible at any scale.
02
Font & Type System
FIG. 02 — TYPE SYSTEM
Futura PT Heavy carries the same bold, rounded confidence as the wordmark into every headline, while Proxima Nova Regular keeps body copy calm and legible — a deliberate contrast between playful and grounded.
03
Color Palette
1F4A38
40916C
CBE2D9
FAF5E7
9F7F6C
2B2415
FIG. 03 — COLOR SYSTEM
Deep forest and sage ground the system, while brighter mint and earth tones carry the sustainability theme across lighter applications.
04
Icon Design Assets
FIG. 04 — ICONOGRAPHY
A small set of rounded, earthy icons built around the mascot — flexible enough to flex across social templates, signage, and swag without losing the nature-forward feel.
05
Instagram Posts
PA
pennapps.xxiii
PA
pennapps.xxiii
PA
pennapps.xxiii
FIG. 05 — SOCIAL COUNTDOWN
Social media campaign posts leading up to the 2022 PennApps Hackathon.
06
Website — Laptop & Mobile
The Application Process
Thousands of qualified candidates apply to participate in PennApps every year, however our space can only support a limited number of participants and as much as we'd like to take everyone, it just isn't possible. We think that the fairest way to decide who we invite is by asking everyone to tell us a little bit about themselves, so that we can invite people who have demonstrated interest and skill.
We don't expect everyone to have been to a hackathon before, in fact, we love first-time hackers having been there ourselves when we started! We're just trying to bring those who most want to really build something awesome and learn something new, and while we can't invite everyone, we're striving to continue building a community of diverse and amazing hackers at PennApps. Just show us what you've made, tell us about why you want to be at PennApps, and we'll do our best to get you here! Applications are currently open.
Apply
We know you have a lot of questions, so check below for some of the most common answers (and this document for even more) or drop us a line at contact@pennapps.com.
FAQs
Will PennApps be online or in-person this year?
How much will PennApps cost me?
Once I’m accepted, what do I need to bring?
How do reimbursements work?
When/where can I hack?
What can I win?
I’m interested in using hardware for my hack?
What does the application process look like?
When will applications close?
Who can apply?
Should Penn students fill out the application too?
I’m not a student, so how can I get involved?
How is PennApps run?
How should I behave?
What should I do if I have additional questions or want to express my limitless gratitude?
We’re excited to say that PennApps is in-person this year! We will keep everyone updated with this status according to the COVID-19 pandemic circumstances, but as of now, PennApps is BACK in-person :)
Not only will we provide you with a weekend's worth of swag, meals, drinks, and snacks and a place to crash when you need a break from coding, we'll even help cover your travel. This cycle we're excited to have even more travel reimbursements available than past years!
PENNAPPS
ABOUT
FAQS
SPONSORS
APPLY
LOGISTICS
September 2-4, 2022
© 2021 PennApps
contact@pennapps.com
Code of Conduct
Organized with support from:
PENN
APPS
Hosted at the nation’s first university, PennApps is the original college hackathon. Come join us to learn something new, build an app, or start a company. Let’s continue to make history together.
Beleaf it or not, applications are open!
APPLY
Interested in more details about the hackathon? Click below for the most up-to-date schedule and prizes!
Logistics
SCHEDULE
PRIZES
Sponsors
About
The College Hackathon
In the context of a hackathon, the word "hack" is used to describe how multiple technologies can be used together in a new and innovative way. Teams of up to four people spend the weekend working on innovative software and hardware solutions to real-world problems. These projects range in platform and application, including elements of web development, mobile applications, drones, and more. However, many times the most important aspect of a hackathon is the community it generates and skills that inexperienced hackers walk away with.
The PennApps Difference
Founded in the fall of 2009, PennApps was the nation's first student-run college hackathon. Since then, it has spurred a revolution in the way engineering students develop and showcase their skills, spawning an entire "league" of hackathons across the nation. In past years, over a thousand students from the U.S. and other countries like Switzerland, Canada, England, and Singapore have converged in Philadelphia for the spring and fall editions of the event for a weekend of creation and discovery. Both beginners and experts alike will work together, learn and compete to become better engineers and work on awesome projects. This year, PennApps is expanding its focus on learning by emphasizing the collaboration of new and experienced hackers, and providing more learning opportunities and workshops throughout the weekend.
At the end of every cycle, we ask the PennApps family if they would like to be a campus ambassador for PennApps. What this entails is spreading the word about PennApps at your local school, college or university. Campus ambassadors are an important part of the PennApps community and receive custom swag and perks at and before the event. Campus ambassadors have been announced.
Campus Ambassadors
PENNAPPS
About
Apply
FAQs
Sponsors
The College Hackathon
In the context of a hackathon, the word "hack" is used to describe how multiple technologies can be used together in a new and innovative way. Teams of up to four people spend the weekend working on innovative software and hardware solutions to real-world problems. These projects range in platform and application, including elements of web development, mobile applications, drones, and more. However, many times the most important aspect of a hackathon is the community it generates and skills that inexperienced hackers walk away with.
Campus Ambassadors
At the end of every cycle, we ask the PennApps family if they would like to be a campus ambassador for PennApps. What this entails is spreading the word about PennApps at your local school, college or university. Campus ambassadors are an important part of the PennApps community and receive custom swag and perks at and before the event. Campus ambassadors have been announced.
The Application Process
Thousands of qualified candidates apply to participate in PennApps every year, however our space can only support a limited number of participants and as much as we'd like to take everyone, it just isn't possible. We think that the fairest way to decide who we invite is by asking everyone to tell us a little bit about themselves, so that we can invite people who have demonstrated interest and skill.
We don't expect everyone to have been to a hackathon before, in fact, we love first-time hackers having been there ourselves when we started! We're just trying to bring those who most want to really build something awesome and learn something new, and while we can't invite everyone, we're striving to continue building a community of diverse and amazing hackers at PennApps. Just show us what you've made, tell us about why you want to be at PennApps, and we'll do our best to get you here! Applications are currently open.
We know you have a lot of questions, so check below for some of the most common answers (and this document for even more) or drop us a line at contact@pennapps.com
The PennApps Difference
Founded in the fall of 2009, PennApps was the nation's first student-run college hackathon. Since then, it has spurred a revolution in the way engineering students develop and showcase their skills, spawning an entire "league" of hackathons across the nation. In past years, over a thousand students from the U.S. and other countries like Switzerland, Canada, England, and Singapore have converged in Philadelphia for the spring and fall editions of the event for a weekend of creation and discovery. Both beginners and experts alike will work together, learn and compete to become better engineers and work on awesome projects. This year, PennApps is expanding its focus on learning by emphasizing the collaboration of new and experienced hackers, and providing more learning opportunities and workshops throughout the weekend.
APPLY
Hosted at the nation’s first university, PennApps is the original college hackathon. Come join us to learn something new, build an app, or start a company. Let’s continue to make history together.
Beleaf it or not, applications are open!
Interested in more details about the hackathon? Click below for the most up-to-date schedule and prizes!
Logistics
SCHEDULE
PRIZES
September 2-4, 2022
Will PennApps be online or in-person this year?
Once I’m accepted, what do I need to bring?
I’m interested in using hardware for my hack?
Should Penn students fill out the application too?
I’m not a student, so how can I get involved?
What does the application process look like?
What should I do if I have additional questions or want to express my limitless gratitude?
How much will PennApps cost me?
How do reimbursements work?
When/where can I hack?
When will applications close?
Who can apply?
What can I win?
How is PennApps run?
How should I behave?
We’re excited to say that PennApps is in-person this year! We will keep everyone updated with this status according to the COVID-19 pandemic circumstances, but as of now, PennApps is BACK in-person :)
Not only will we provide you with a weekend's worth of swag, meals, drinks, and snacks and a place to crash when you need a break from coding, we'll even help cover your travel. This cycle we're excited to have even more travel reimbursements available than past years!
© 2021 PennApps
contact@pennapps.com
Organized with
support from:
PENN
APPS
Code of Conduct
FIG. 06 — WEBSITE (DESKTOP & MOBILE)
Scrollable frames containing the website UI created with the PennApps creative and engineering teams.
07
Merch Design
FIG. 07 — MERCH BAGS, ID, AND T-SHIRT
Tote bags, paper bags, ID cards, and t-shirts carried the nature-forward system off the screen and into everyday, physical merch.
08
Brochure
FIG. 08 — SPONSORSHIP BROCHURE
Brochure design targeting hackathon sponsors featuring key metrics and sponsor benefits.
PennApps — graphic design — 01/06
PennApps
Directed the full visual and content identity across a collegiate hackathon cycle — social, web, print, and merch for 1,000+ attendees.
BRAND · MERCH · DIGITAL DESIGN — 2022
As Creative Lead, I directed the complete visual identity for PennApps XXIII — logo, color system, typography, and all branded assets.
The sustainability theme shaped a nature-inspired palette, playful rounded forms, and earthy tones across social media, banners, and the website.
01
Logo
FIG. 01 — LOGO
The wordmark's rounded terminals and leaf-tipped lettering let the sustainability theme live inside the logotype itself and be legible at any scale.
02
Font & Type System
FIG. 02 — TYPE SYSTEM
Futura PT Heavy carries the same bold, rounded confidence as the wordmark into every headline, while Proxima Nova Regular keeps body copy calm and legible — a deliberate contrast between playful and grounded.
03
Color Palette
1F4A38
40916C
CBE2D9
FAF5E7
9F7F6C
2B2415
FIG. 03 — COLOR SYSTEM
Deep forest and sage ground the system, while brighter mint and earth tones carry the sustainability theme across lighter applications.
04
Icon Design Assets
FIG. 04 — ICONOGRAPHY
A small set of rounded, earthy icons built around the mascot — flexible enough to flex across social templates, signage, and swag without losing the nature-forward feel.
05
Instagram Posts
PA
pennapps.xxiii
PA
pennapps.xxiii
PA
pennapps.xxiii
FIG. 04 — WEBSITE
FIG. 05 — SOCIAL COUNTDOWN
Social media campaign posts leading up to the 2022 PennApps Hackathon.
06
Website — Laptop & Mobile
The Application Process
Thousands of qualified candidates apply to participate in PennApps every year, however our space can only support a limited number of participants and as much as we'd like to take everyone, it just isn't possible. We think that the fairest way to decide who we invite is by asking everyone to tell us a little bit about themselves, so that we can invite people who have demonstrated interest and skill.
We don't expect everyone to have been to a hackathon before, in fact, we love first-time hackers having been there ourselves when we started! We're just trying to bring those who most want to really build something awesome and learn something new, and while we can't invite everyone, we're striving to continue building a community of diverse and amazing hackers at PennApps. Just show us what you've made, tell us about why you want to be at PennApps, and we'll do our best to get you here! Applications are currently open.
Apply
We know you have a lot of questions, so check below for some of the most common answers (and this document for even more) or drop us a line at contact@pennapps.com.
FAQs
Will PennApps be online or in-person this year?
How much will PennApps cost me?
Once I’m accepted, what do I need to bring?
How do reimbursements work?
When/where can I hack?
What can I win?
I’m interested in using hardware for my hack?
What does the application process look like?
When will applications close?
Who can apply?
Should Penn students fill out the application too?
I’m not a student, so how can I get involved?
How is PennApps run?
How should I behave?
What should I do if I have additional questions or want to express my limitless gratitude?
We’re excited to say that PennApps is in-person this year! We will keep everyone updated with this status according to the COVID-19 pandemic circumstances, but as of now, PennApps is BACK in-person :)
Not only will we provide you with a weekend's worth of swag, meals, drinks, and snacks and a place to crash when you need a break from coding, we'll even help cover your travel. This cycle we're excited to have even more travel reimbursements available than past years!
PENNAPPS
ABOUT
FAQS
SPONSORS
APPLY
LOGISTICS
September 2-4, 2022
© 2021 PennApps
contact@pennapps.com
Code of Conduct
Organized with support from:
PENN
APPS
Hosted at the nation’s first university, PennApps is the original college hackathon. Come join us to learn something new, build an app, or start a company. Let’s continue to make history together.
Beleaf it or not, applications are open!
APPLY
Interested in more details about the hackathon? Click below for the most up-to-date schedule and prizes!
Logistics
SCHEDULE
PRIZES
Sponsors
About
The College Hackathon
In the context of a hackathon, the word "hack" is used to describe how multiple technologies can be used together in a new and innovative way. Teams of up to four people spend the weekend working on innovative software and hardware solutions to real-world problems. These projects range in platform and application, including elements of web development, mobile applications, drones, and more. However, many times the most important aspect of a hackathon is the community it generates and skills that inexperienced hackers walk away with.
The PennApps Difference
Founded in the fall of 2009, PennApps was the nation's first student-run college hackathon. Since then, it has spurred a revolution in the way engineering students develop and showcase their skills, spawning an entire "league" of hackathons across the nation. In past years, over a thousand students from the U.S. and other countries like Switzerland, Canada, England, and Singapore have converged in Philadelphia for the spring and fall editions of the event for a weekend of creation and discovery. Both beginners and experts alike will work together, learn and compete to become better engineers and work on awesome projects. This year, PennApps is expanding its focus on learning by emphasizing the collaboration of new and experienced hackers, and providing more learning opportunities and workshops throughout the weekend.
At the end of every cycle, we ask the PennApps family if they would like to be a campus ambassador for PennApps. What this entails is spreading the word about PennApps at your local school, college or university. Campus ambassadors are an important part of the PennApps community and receive custom swag and perks at and before the event. Campus ambassadors have been announced.
Campus Ambassadors
PENNAPPS
About
Apply
FAQs
Sponsors
The College Hackathon
In the context of a hackathon, the word "hack" is used to describe how multiple technologies can be used together in a new and innovative way. Teams of up to four people spend the weekend working on innovative software and hardware solutions to real-world problems. These projects range in platform and application, including elements of web development, mobile applications, drones, and more. However, many times the most important aspect of a hackathon is the community it generates and skills that inexperienced hackers walk away with.
Campus Ambassadors
At the end of every cycle, we ask the PennApps family if they would like to be a campus ambassador for PennApps. What this entails is spreading the word about PennApps at your local school, college or university. Campus ambassadors are an important part of the PennApps community and receive custom swag and perks at and before the event. Campus ambassadors have been announced.
The Application Process
Thousands of qualified candidates apply to participate in PennApps every year, however our space can only support a limited number of participants and as much as we'd like to take everyone, it just isn't possible. We think that the fairest way to decide who we invite is by asking everyone to tell us a little bit about themselves, so that we can invite people who have demonstrated interest and skill.
We don't expect everyone to have been to a hackathon before, in fact, we love first-time hackers having been there ourselves when we started! We're just trying to bring those who most want to really build something awesome and learn something new, and while we can't invite everyone, we're striving to continue building a community of diverse and amazing hackers at PennApps. Just show us what you've made, tell us about why you want to be at PennApps, and we'll do our best to get you here! Applications are currently open.
We know you have a lot of questions, so check below for some of the most common answers (and this document for even more) or drop us a line at contact@pennapps.com
The PennApps Difference
Founded in the fall of 2009, PennApps was the nation's first student-run college hackathon. Since then, it has spurred a revolution in the way engineering students develop and showcase their skills, spawning an entire "league" of hackathons across the nation. In past years, over a thousand students from the U.S. and other countries like Switzerland, Canada, England, and Singapore have converged in Philadelphia for the spring and fall editions of the event for a weekend of creation and discovery. Both beginners and experts alike will work together, learn and compete to become better engineers and work on awesome projects. This year, PennApps is expanding its focus on learning by emphasizing the collaboration of new and experienced hackers, and providing more learning opportunities and workshops throughout the weekend.
APPLY
Hosted at the nation’s first university, PennApps is the original college hackathon. Come join us to learn something new, build an app, or start a company. Let’s continue to make history together.
Beleaf it or not, applications are open!
Interested in more details about the hackathon? Click below for the most up-to-date schedule and prizes!
Logistics
SCHEDULE
PRIZES
September 2-4, 2022
Will PennApps be online or in-person this year?
Once I’m accepted, what do I need to bring?
I’m interested in using hardware for my hack?
Should Penn students fill out the application too?
I’m not a student, so how can I get involved?
What does the application process look like?
What should I do if I have additional questions or want to express my limitless gratitude?
How much will PennApps cost me?
How do reimbursements work?
When/where can I hack?
When will applications close?
Who can apply?
What can I win?
How is PennApps run?
How should I behave?
We’re excited to say that PennApps is in-person this year! We will keep everyone updated with this status according to the COVID-19 pandemic circumstances, but as of now, PennApps is BACK in-person :)
Not only will we provide you with a weekend's worth of swag, meals, drinks, and snacks and a place to crash when you need a break from coding, we'll even help cover your travel. This cycle we're excited to have even more travel reimbursements available than past years!
© 2021 PennApps
contact@pennapps.com
Organized with
support from:
PENN
APPS
Code of Conduct
FIG. 06 — WEBSITE (DESKTOP & MOBILE)
Scrollable frames containing the website UI created with the PennApps creative and engineering teams.
07
Merch Design
FIG. 07 — MERCH BAGS, ID, AND T-SHIRT
Tote bags, paper bags, ID cards, and t-shirts carried the nature-forward system off the screen and into everyday, physical merch.
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Brochure
FIG. 08 — SPONSORSHIP BROCHURE
Brochure design targeting hackathon sponsors featuring key metrics and sponsor benefits.
PennApps — graphic design — 01/06
