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undergraduate program : graphic design

There’s the artifact – the final product. And there’s the process that led to the artifact. In the Graphic Design program, students document and discuss in detail their design methodology for every project --from
identifying the design incentive, to research, analysis, concept and strategy development, on through to implementing the design intervention – creating the form for the idea. Fundamentals are addressed. But it always gets back to process: developing a method of approaching issues that can be put to use no matter what direction a career – or a life – takes.

 

Faculty

Mark Jamra - Associate Professor – Graphic Design

Charles Melcher - Associate Professor – Graphic Design

Margo Halverson - Professor – Graphic Design

George LaRou - Professor (New Media and Graphic Design)

 
 

Students prepare for the graphic design major by taking GD 101 (or GD 202) and GD 102 in their first or second year.  Majors take GD 302, GD 320, GD 401 and GD 450.





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