William Wilson A.A.S., B.S., Ferris State University State of Michigan Teacher Certification, Vocational Certification . All students will be exposed to and trained in the fundamental and core skills of the graphic communications technologies. These technologies include copy preparation, desktop design and publishing, digital imaging, lithographic photography, image assembly, lithographic press, binding and finishing, as well as screen printing processes.
Students combine artistic abilities with graphic arts techniques to create exciting visuals.
The Graphic Communications Program views a safe, orderly, and productive learning environment as an essential element for success. Therefore, high standards of behavior and performance for both instructor and student learners are always expected. Learners will need to be able to communicate with others, work well in teams, and be able to problem solve. The program instructor will do his utmost to make each learner employable in a printing technology occupation that is consistent with the learner s ability, aptitude, and interest. The instructor is there to facilitate their learning.