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 2011

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Re-branding for the YMCA, Kelly Dumas

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Promoting a Benefit Concert with Digital Media, Aubrea Felch

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Hazards of Aluminum Packaging, Alyssa Habian

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Texture Mapping with Mudbox and 3ds Max, Joshua Holland

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Developing Strategies for Beginning T-shirt Companies, Amy Laun

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Electronic Readers Versus Printed Material: An Ecological Comparison, Daniel Lloyd

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Trends in Social Networking and Variable Data Printing, Chelsea McAllister

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Trends in Web Typography, Heather McIntosh

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Sustainable Multi-Cultural Packaging, Michelle Onizuka

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Using Optical Character Recognition to Identify Legibility of Non-western Languages, Jennifer Owen

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Advertising Trends for the Hispanic Market, Vanessa Parra

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Website Accessibility for Activity4All, Duyen My Pham

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Comparing Components of Flexography Printing for the Application of Oxygen Barrier Inks on Films, Kasey Renee Reed

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Determining the Obstacles and Potential for RFID Printing, J. Carter Richards

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Implications of Thermochromic Ink, Amanda Sarley

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The Impact of HTML5/CSS3 on Mobile Devices, Joel Shaw

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Variability of Electroluminescent Displays, Christopher (C.) Michael Shedd and Nathan Ostrout

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Structural Box Design for High Quality Beverages, Caroline Shyu

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Print Magazines: Linking to the Digital World, Stephanie Swartzlander

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Trends in Multisensory and Interactive Magazine Inserts, Jennifer Titcomb

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Considerations for Self Publishing, Daniel Triassi

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Mobile Web Design and Usability, Caitlin Watt