Students acquire the technical tools to work in a variety of fields and a thorough grounding in the work of contemporary producers and artists in the field of electronic media. For more information contact Michael Lasater, Associate Professor of Mass Communications. Graphic Design Design is a visual realization of thoughts and stories. In order to communicate information, designers must respond to visual problem-solving in a way that is intelligent, creative and visually engaging. Design students develop skills that encompass two-dimensional media, including drawing, photography, and printmaking.
Students first develop general competencies.
In a creative environment embodied by the university faculty, students are exposed to a variety of stylistic approaches and techniques. Students develop their personal viewpoint and style, clarify career goals, and develop a professional attitude. Essential is the development of an understanding of digital technology. An understanding of computer technology helps the artist prepare his or her work for reproduction. For more information contact Karen Ackoff, Asst.