Graphic Design Test - Marist University

Emily Yen: Student Organizations Provide Graphic Design Experience

“My time at Marist has been great, and I value the relationships I’ve formed with other students and my professors. I’m an editor for the student newspaper The Circle, where I serve as a Chief of Graphic Design. I also attend the Red Ink art club, where we get together to do crafts, socialize, and de-stress. I also just really enjoy the time I spend just working alone in the studio, but at the same time I appreciate the thoughtful critiques and suggestions I receive when my work is viewed by others.”

Emily Yen
Studio Art Major, Graphic Design Minor

Customize Your Graphic Design Curriculum

The variety of Graphic Design programs available to you as a Marist student allows you to develop a curriculum that is best for your interests in career goals. You can either pursue one of two Graphic Design programs:

B.S. in Digital Media with a concentration in Graphic Design: study Digital Media and specialize in graphic design with courses like “Typography and Design,” “Multimedia Authoring,” and “Digital Illustration”
Graphic Design Minor: an excellent option for students who are planning to double-major, have multiple minors, or are interested in pursuing a more thorough study of the liberal arts

Interdisciplinary Graphic Design Collaboration

At Marist, we value the opportunities for our students to work hand-in-hand with students from other fields of study. As a Graphic Design student, you’ll be able to work side-by-side with Games and Emerging Media students on design for video games, create designs for stories for the Marist Circle, Marist’s student-run newspaper, and Business students on promotional materials for entrepreneurial pursuits.