Graphic Design

Bachelor of Arts, Department of Art

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See program requirements, course sequences and more in the Course Catalog.

Program Mission

The mission of the Graphic Design program is to inspire, educate, and prepare students, artistically, technically, and professionally, for careers in the field of visual communications. Rooted in the liberal arts tradition of the College, students gain a broad knowledge and develop focused dedication, using their well-honed skills to influence and transform culture through design.

Degree Objectives

  • Students will be prepared to adapt to the continuing changes in the professional landscape while relying on the basic principles of good design and communication.
  • Students will engage in critical thinking to communicate visually, to utilize rigorous research methods, and to develop a personal process.
  • The program will provide exposure to the discipline through technical development, investigation of theory and history, conceptual thinking, research, play, and collaboration, preparing graduates to go into entry-level graphic design jobs and freelance work; or potentially, to develop a career path that moves into marketing, digital media, or continue on to graduate level studies.

Contact

Jay Wallace, MFA
Associate Professor and Department Chair
Contact by Email
913-360-7392

Bishop Fink Hall

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Other Department Offerings

  • Bachelor of Arts with Art Therapy Specialization
  • Bachelor of Arts in Art Education
  • Bachelor of Arts in Architecture
  • Minor in Art
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