Last night, faculty and staff welcomed graduating seniors and their parents to celebrate their impending graduation. Each semester, the receptions are […]
Godfrey Hall welcomed graduating seniors and their parents to join faculty and staff to celebrate the evening before graduation. Each […]
For the first time since COVID, Godfrey Hall welcomed graduating seniors and their parents to join faculty and staff in […]
Written by Jake Dahill, Class of 2020 The COLOR20 Conference in San Diego provided insight into the new ways the […]
Each semester, graduating seniors and their parents are invited to join faculty and staff in Godfrey Hall the evening before […]
Written by Caroline Schoenberger, Class of ‘20 This year Forbes hosted it’s 15th annual Forbes CMO Summit. This is an event in […]
Written by Emily Algary, Class of 2019 Born and raised only a state away in North Carolina, Dr. Carl Blue […]
Written by Julia Pruitt, class of 2021 On November 3 through November 7, four Clemson Graphic Communications students and two […]
Written by Caroline Schoenberger, class of 2020 We are happy to welcome one of our newest faculty members, Dr. Amanda Bridges. […]
On Wednesday, October 23rd, 2019, a group of nine Clemson University students, along with two Clemson GC faculty members, boarded […]
Our mission is to develop effective and engaged problem solving people grounded in the printing, packaging and visual communications fields in order to advance and strengthen businesses globally. We strive to be the preeminent graphic communications program known for innovative educational experiences driven by strategic partnerships and applied research. The numerous graphic communications industries encompass areas such as graphic design, distribution, technology, printing, packaging, marketing and web design/development. Think of each of the products you use every day, each of which were designed, marketed, printed, packaged, sold and delivered. The Department of Graphic Communications’ philosophy centers on a unique concept of hands-on learning. Students experience the equipment, theories, and necessary problem solving found throughout the diverse industries. Our graduates are very successful in a variety of professions within the realm of graphic communications. This is due to the department's outstanding faculty, curriculum, and the methods employed in our facilities. Each student is required to work two internships offering a wide range of experiences and the opportunity to build industry contacts for future employment. As a student in Graphic Communications you will develop both technical and creative abilities through a comprehensive and dynamic curriculum to become a successful professional in a technology driven and dynamic multi-billion-dollar industry.