Offered at the Green Bay campus. For information: (920) 498-
5444. Toll-free: (888) 385-6982.
This program is fully eligible for nancial aid.
Creative design professionals combine artistic abilities with
technical knowledge to create designs used in print and
electronic media. During your studies, you will create,
maintain and present a professional portfolio showcasing
your nest work. As a graduate of the Design and Graphic
Technology program, you are positioned for a variety of
careers including graphic designer, advertising specialist,
digital print technician, publication designer, public relations
professional, pre-press technician and web graphic designer.
A graduate of this program will have the potential for
employment in the following areas:
Desktop Publisher: produces professional publications using
electronic publishing software, scans graphic images, places
text and graphics les onto the page, and operates output
devices.
Graphic Designer: develops advertising concepts and
prepares art for the nal presentations.
Advertising Assistant: works with the ad director or store
manager to plan and prepare advertising for print, radio, and
TV use.
Commercial Art Worker: prepares artwork and copy to be
used in label production, package design, printed materials;
prepares process separations; pre ights electronic les;
manages color control; and manages fonts.
Digital Print Technician: prepares computer les for variable
data printing or produce print on demand applications.
Layout Designer: designs basic plans for print advertising,
passes on work to a commercial artist or copywriter, and is
responsible for nal electronic les.
Printing Support Worker/Customer Service Representative:
handles electronic and pre-press operations, making color
separations, electronic scanning, image editing, and color
proo ng.
Public Relations Assistant: assists in public relations activities
helping to produce brochures, press releases, displays, and
newsletters; organizes and prepares materials for use in
presentations.
Pre-Press Technician: prepares computer documents for
printing; trapping, font usage, picture usage, color
management, clipping paths, and placing high and low
resolution graphics into document.
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