Students learn to organize and communicate their creative vision in the ever-changing world of print, digital and interactive media. Through their coursework, graphic design students will research social, cultural and commercial trends, analyze changing values, brainstorm ideas, study design history and convert their findings into visual messages. Students are encouraged to think abstractly and critically and interpret their concepts digitally using industry standard technology."Graphic design will save the world right after rock and roll does." - David Carson.The Bachelors of Fine Arts in Graphic Design program prepares graduates to go on to further study and/or careers in art direction, multimedia design, marketing, advertising, package design, typography, and teaching.All students are required to complete an upper-level internship in the major including participation in the Action Learning Seminar; typical placements include settings such as newspapers, museums, galleries, schools, local arts organizations, and may include apprenticeships with graphic designers and design companies. Each student also undertakes a 6-credit capstone Degree Project in the last two semesters that includes both a creative component (usually a portfolio of work and a public show displayed in our gallery) and a process paper.

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