William A. Krueger School of Graphic Communications

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Faculty

Thomas P. Brennan, Chair
Jennifer K. Groves
Mitchell E. Henke
Thomas Whiteman

Mission Statement

The William A. Krueger School of Graphic Communications mission is to offer our students a well-rounded and comprehensive educational experience in the graphic communications, packaging, and imaging industries. We will do this by providing staff, facilities, and curriculum responsive to current industry trends. 

Educational Outcomes

1. Graduates will have a comprehensive technical knowledge of the print- ing processes, technologies, and hands-on skills in graphic communications.
2. Graduates will demonstrate the ability to design and manufacture graph- ic communications products using the methods of the discipline to industry standards.
3. Graduates will be able to apply critical thinking, oral, written, and effective listening skills.
4. Graduates will have a depth of understanding that will afford them the opportunity to have a career in the field of graphic communications or advanced studies.

Programs

• Graphic Communications, B.S.

• Printing Production and Imaging Technology, A.P.P.I.T.

Courses

• GC 101 - Introduction to Graphic Communications
• GC 110 - Digital Imaging Applications
• GC 113 - Color Reproduction I
• GC 114 - Color Reproduction II
• GC 135 - Printing Applications I
• GC 223 - Digital Photography
• GC 236 - Introduction to Packaging
• GC 241 - Digital Print and Publishing
• GC 243 - Flexographic and Specialty Printing
• GC 251 - Web Design and Production
• GC 255 - Digital File Preparation and Workflow
• GC 300 - Special Topics in Printing, Imaging, emedia Technology
• GC 337 - Printing Applications II
• GC 343 - Digital Content Management and Variable Data Printing
• GC 352 - Web to Print Technologies
• GC 400 - Special Topics in Printing, Imaging, emedia Technology
• GC 441 - Research and Development in Graphic Communications
• GC 442 - Current Trends and Ethical Issues
• GC 443 - Printing Estimating and Production Planning
• GC 444 - Managing Quality in Graphic Communication
• GC 445 - Advanced Packaging
• GC 451 - Internship

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