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Graphic Design

students working on computers for graphic design

Bachelor of Arts, Department of Art

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

Graphic Design is everywhere.

A graphic designer’s life is a fast-paced, deadline-oriented, and ever-changing profession. It is well-suited for those who have a lifelong love of learning. It’s a profession requiring visual, technical, and organizational skills. Graphic designers have an ethical responsibility to the viewer. This truth requires a Designer to possess integrity and honesty in the professional practice of design.

The graphic design major is the culmination of years of study, experimentation, critique, and creative problem-solving. Students learn how to design, how to think critically, communicate with purpose, and create work that serves others with clarity and integrity.

Regarding the use of AI: “Intellect remains fundamentally a human endeavor. It cannot replicate human creativity, ethical judgment, or the ability to grasp the deeper significance of new ideas.”

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.

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Jay Wallace

Jay Wallace

Associate Professor and Chair of Art and Design

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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