About the Club
Executive Committee
Policies
About the Club
The Graphic Design Club’s purpose is to educate, expose, and provide resources to students interested in the field of graphic design. The club will offer services to other Bryan University programs and individuals who may be in need of a graphic designer.
*Have any feedback, concerns, or questions? Send a message to the Executive Committee.
Executive Committee
Faculty Representative
Rosetta Lilly, Graphic Design Program Director
President
Stephanie Rife
Vice President
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Marketing/Student Liaison
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Secretary
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Officer Terms
The term of each officer shall be one semester (16 weeks).
Should any officer position become vacated during the semester, interviews will be held to fill the position.
Executive Committee Positions
Faculty Representative – Oversee the organization.
President – Organize meetings (if required) and oversee the general activity of the club. They will also meet with the advisor to continue making professional connections and bringing those connections to club meetings or events.
Vice President – Assist the President in duties of overseeing the goals of the club. Takes on responsibilities if the President is not available.
Marketing/ Student Liaison – contact students to be more involved in the club activities. Organize events.
Secretary – Responsible for communication and meeting minutes.
Policies
Membership
Full membership to this organization shall be offered to all Bryan University Graphic Design students who are currently enrolled in either UX/UI Certificate program or the Graphic Design Associates Program.
Nondiscrimination
Membership in this organization shall open to all members of the UX/UI Graphic Design Program. Membership in this organization shall be granted without regard for age, race, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or color.
Communication Etiquette
All communications in the graphic design club must be respective and collaborative. Don’t communicate when angry, in a combative way, to “show off,” or to insult a classmate. Consider the point of view and perspective of others when talking in during meetings or in discussions.
Use class discussions to respectfully ask questions, express and revise opinions, and take positions on topics. Develop your communication, collaboration, and teamwork skills through these discussions.
Academic Honesty
Academic dishonesty is an action that relates to cheating or other completion of work that lacks integrity. Examples of academic honesty include buying, stealing, copying, or borrowing someone else’s work; having someone write your work or complete your test for you, using another person’s test answers, and plagiarism. Plagiarism includes passing someone else’s work or ideas as your own without crediting the original source of the work/idea.
Students who engage in academic dishonesty may receive the following penalties:
- Multiple occurrences of academic dishonesty may result in termination from Bryan University.
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Workshop Recordings
Career Services
- Beginning Logo Design
- How to Keep Images Proportionate in InDesign
- How to Format InDesign for Spreads
- How to Organize a Typography Collage
- How to Save & Package Files
Basic Compositing
Basic Retouching
Photoshop Mockup
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Editing Audio
Create Animations
Pop Up Overlay
Repeat Grid
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