That board, made up of 12 industrial members and one faculty member, helps keep Stout's curriculum fine-tuned to the needs of the industry. We have listened to future employers to accomplish this. Graphic communications management majors will still have broad liberal arts requirements, Bensen noted, so that they will graduate with a well-rounded general college education. The program has a good combination of hands-on technical experience plus business and management emphasis. Students have taken positions from production manager and manufacturing managers to sales representatives.
Students seem to have no problems finding positions.
And that's just in Wisconsin.