Activities include society-sponsored field trips to industry sites and conferences throughout the nation. The Technical Association of the Graphic Arts student chapter advances the science and technology of graphic arts and closely related industries through research, education and training. Students learn technologies by researching information, working with companies in the industry or on campus, and researching and experimenting with new materials and processes in the graphic arts industry. Entry Positions Students enrolled in the graphic communications program are trained for a variety of job opportunities. Many graduates enter the work world with jobs as estimators, customer service representatives, account managers, sales managers, production planners and managers, cost controllers and training managers.
Graduates find positions across the entire breadth of the printing and publishing world.
Entry level positions depend upon job experience, job demands, geographical locations, company size and the economy. Placement of graduates has averaged greater than 97 percent for 13 years.