Students are also expected to join the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA). Many courses focus on real-world projects. Students will learn the visual and technical language of Graphic Design, utilizing cutting-edge technology along with traditional skills in typography, composition, and drawing to create posters, packaging, books, web and interactive design, and motion graphics. Other projects have included Water for Food, Water in Tanzania, Sustainability of Food, Water and Energy in the Midwest, as well as, Prairie Pines. Nebraska's graphic design faculty are committed to issues of engagement. The symposium included an exhibition at the Sheldon Museum of Art featuring the work of the Black Panther Party’s graphic artist, Emory Douglas, lectures by Billy X Jennings, Black Panther Party historian and activist and a collection of contemporary portraits by Suzun Lucia Lamaina. With over 500 attendees, the symposium examined the role of graphic design in creating messages that promote civil and human rights, preservation of the environment, and advocacy of equal opportunity. In 2015, Professors Asher and Sutherlen organized Nebraska's Design + Social Justice Symposium. This organization strives for advances in integrative arts research, curricula, programs, and creative practice to acknowledge, articulate, and expand the vital role of higher education in our global society.Īs an extension of our faculty’s research and passion, our graphic design students engage in real-world, classroom client based jobs, form topical seminars, design programs for campus recycling, and participate in independent research projects on the topic of design for social change and design for social justice. The School of Art, Art History & Design is an active a2ru member (The Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities).
GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDIO EQUIPMENT SOFTWARE
Across campus, students are encouraged to take classes that complement their focus area - be that journalism, fashion, textiles, film, software development, anthropology and the list goes on. building friendship and the empathy needed to be a future creative collaborator.
Fine & Performing Arts Students work together in these classes. Through the Digital Arts Initiative, offered by the Hixson-Lied College of Fine & Performing Arts, students have the opportunity to study narrative video production, digital sound design, digital film scoring, digital drawing, data visualization, and digital animation (to name a few topics) in an interdisciplinary environment with students from the Glenn Korff School of Music and the Johnny Carson School of Theatre & Film.
In addition, graphic design students are encouraged to complement their studies with cross-disciplinary courses available at our Research 1 University.
GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDIO EQUIPMENT PROFESSIONAL
Within the two primary buildings that make up the School of Art, Art History & Design, students can create using letterpress, printmaking, bookbinding, woodworking, professional darkrooms, lighting studios, 3D printers, laser cutters, routers, sound mixing equipment, kilns, green screen studios and more. Students will learn non-digital and digital design techniques from the history of the medium to its most contemporary practice to build a well-rounded foundation for professional life.
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