Suffolk University College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Programs 2008-2009

graphic design Rita Daly assistant professor of graphic design Courses Taught: Graphic Design I and II, Environmental, Packaging & Signage Design, Graduate Seminar, Graduate Studio II BFA, Pratt Institute; MFA, Connecticut College foundational graphic design courses (37 credits/12 courses) adg 624 adg 637 adg s601 adg s602 adg s606 adg s607 adg s613 adg s614 adg s619 adg s644 adg s645 adg s654 History of Graphic Design Professional Practice Basic Typography Computer Typography Graphic Design I Graphic Design II Web Design I Illustration Computer Applications in Design Graphic Design III Graphic Design IV Advanced Computer Applications in Design thesis The master’s program culminates in a final thesis project, an independent inquiry based on an original idea associated with a student’s chosen area of concentration. Graphic Design Thesis Research (ADG 840), Graphic Design Thesis Studio (ADG S842), and Graphic Design Thesis Documentation (ADG 844) are intended as the final three courses in the master’s program curriculum sequence. Successful completion of ADG 840 is a prerequisite for enrollment in ADG S842. Successful completion of ADG S842 is likewise a prerequisite for enrollment in ADG 844. master of arts courses (21 credits/ 7 courses) adg 700 adg 810 adg s820 adg s822 adg 840 adg s842 adg 844 Graphic Design Graduate Internship Graphic Design Graduate Seminar Graphic Design Graduate Studio I Graphic Design Graduate Studio II Graphic Design Thesis Research Graphic Design Thesis Studio Graphic Design Thesis Documentation portfolio review Master’s candidates who need to complete foundational coursework will be subject to the same policies regarding regularly scheduled portfolio reviews and senior group shows as undergraduate students. They will likewise be required to participate in graduate thesis exhibitions. graduate electives (9 credits/ Design Imagestration Drawing for Animation Electronic Publication Design Web Design II Advanced Illustration Corporate Design Digital Photography Environmental, Packaging, and Signage Design adg s770 Artists Books adg s771 Advanced Concepts in Web Design adg s800 Special Topics in Graphic Design adg 900 Graduate Graphic Design Directed Study adg s900 Graduate Graphic Design Directed Studio (no more than 2) adg s902tc Italian Journal: Painting and Drawing on Paper adg 904tc Art of the Italian Renaissance 3 courses) adg s710 adg s720 adg s734 adg s740 adg s748 adg s760 adg s765 adg s766 A partner at Daly & Daly Inc. and seasoned design professional who has created comprehensive projects for such clients as the Citicorp Real Estate, Sonesta Hotels International, and YMCA of Greater Boston, Professor Daly has taught at NESAD since 1998. “I think it’s a wonderful school,” she says, citing such interdisciplinary efforts as her environmental signage and packaging course, in which graphic design and interior design students will collaborate on three-dimensional projects. “I find that the dividing line between the fields is blurring,” Professor Daly says, “and these students can learn from one another and be better prepared for the workplace. “Technology has had an incredible impact on graphic design, and NESAD embraces that change while keeping a hold on the basics that make up the foundation of how we teach design,” she says. As she develops the graduate graphic design curriculum to reflect her changing field, Professor Daly keeps her students’ needs in mind. “When we as teachers have the ability to mold the program to fit our students’ diverse goals and help them become the designers they want to be, that’s golden.” graphic design faculty Rita Daly, Assistant Professor of Art and Design and Graphic Design Graduate Program Coordinator. BFA, Pratt Institute; MFA, Connecticut College Jennifer Fuchel, Associate Professor of Art and Design. BA, State University of New York at Binghamton; MFA, Boston University College of Fine Arts Laura A. Golly, Graphic Design Program Director, Professor of Art and Design. BFA, Rhode Island School of Design; MFA, Massachusetts College of Art Wallace Marosek, Associate Professor of Art and Design. BFA, Daemen College; MFA, State University of New York at Buffalo; MFA, Yale University Please see pages 114–115 for course descriptions. 73 73

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