Founded in 1946, Cal Poly's Graphic Communication Department represents one of the best-known programs of its kind in the nation. The discipline includes media and mass communication involving the creation, production, management, and distribution of advertising, marketing, web sites, books, magazines, newspapers, catalogs, packages, and other media in printed and digital form.
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Senior Projects from 2021
Wilde House Paper Brand Update, Claire Butler
Khruangbin On Tour, Meghan Eileen Connolly
The Church Works Website Prototype, Daniel R. Cragoe
Non-fungible Tokens on the Blockchain, Talyssa Janae Cruz
Website Rebrand – Minoggie Kennels Island Acres, Kelsey R. Deuth
Potted Pals: A Coffee Table Book, Morgan E. Glazebrook
Emotional Intelligence Development Program for Designers, Chloe Heinz
Print Foundation: Student Guide to Graphic Communication, Yeyoung Kim
Creating Promotional Products for Flame Broiler Inc., David Lee
Packaging Rebrand for Cal Poly Creamery, Lauren Mindolovich
Designing a Brand Identity and Visual Marketing Collateral for Jaxxon Von Baxter, Benson P. Moore
EMSEE, Jaclyn G. Napoli
Central Coast Tennis Re-brand, Jason Reinwald
Corvette Pacifica Website Redesign, Kyra M. Smith
Grandma Willow Crochet Rebranding, Kira R. Svinth
Artisan Tea Project Re-brand, Alyssa J. Tong
Solveig's Art Website, Isabella Underwood
Point of Tea Sales: Ordering Algorithmically Suggested Tea, Tate Yeung
Senior Projects from 2017
Effective Methods of Marketing an On-Campus Resource to College Students, Samantha Gary
From Print Propaganda to Meme Activism: The Evolution of Graphic Communication and its Effect on Socio-Political Climates and Methods of Activism, Morgan Grace Gutierrez
The Impact of Online Marketing on a Small Business, Mia Musso
Marketing and Advertising for Small Business in Local Economies, Nathan Ross
Athleta: How Innovation Can Work with Marketing, Francesca Schorer
Trends Within Craft Beer Packaging, Aurelia See