Design Arts
Design Arts students won gold student Addy award for two volumes of the Voyageur Magazine.
The Design Arts program equips students with the knowledge, problem-solving ability, and design skills that will enable them to make significant contributions as design professionals.
The Design Arts major is geared towards students who are interested in Graphic Design, Environmental Design, and the broadening field of Visual Communications.
The program provides a formal education in design with an emphasis on promoting the development of problem solving and design skills that are practical, portable, and enduring in rapidly changing, technologically driven, creative fields.
The Design Arts major consists of courses in:
- Studio Art
- Graphic Design
- Environmental Design
- Communication
- English Composition
The breadth of the curriculum reflects the interdisciplinary nature of the program and is structured to promote intellectual and esthetic understanding of visual communications, environmental design.
News stories in Inside
- Thursday reception/talk, Friday talk highlight ‘Dialogues’ art opening
February 5, 2013 - Neville’s ‘Artist as Teacher’ exhibit, UW-Green Bay faculty, featured in P-G
February 1, 2013 - Faculty works featured in Lawton’s ‘DIALOGUES’ show, starting Feb. 7
January 30, 2013 - Slideshow: Faculty art on display at Neville
January 30, 2013 - Neville exhibit highlights ‘Artist as Teacher’
January 30, 2013