GRAPHIC DESIGN AND ENGINEERING
Central students working together

WILCOX VISITS…AGAIN
January 28, 2025

SPRING BREAK STUDY ABROAD March 14-23, 2025
Register for DES100, DES255, DES419 or DES465
Registration Deadline: December 2, 2024

A Real-World Project for the CT Department of Corrections
Central Faculty and Student Project

© Suzanne Anker, Nonbinary

The Rebel Team

Central Design Showcase

Taking a break from the install.

Margot Doraz, Aisha Issah, Matthew Marenco, Danielle Wassmer, Nancy Ingenito, Noah Lovejoy, with Carla Bastida in front.

CCSU Design takes the 4th place spot for Graphic Design Schools in Connecticut.

Samantha Angermann had close to 10 years of on the job designing to share with CCSU Graphic/Information Design Capstone (DES 438) students on April 4, 2023.

With a BA in Graphic/Information Design and an MA in Information Design from CCSU, Kevin Skrocki ‘22 went right to work.

CCSU Design student, Carla Bastida Olivares, received the “People’s Choice” Award for her submission to PSAid 2023, a nationwide, annual contest in response to Design for Communities in Context, a History of Design (DES 419) project in Spring 2023.

Connecticut in Color with host Leslie Mayes gives voice to the stories, the people and the issues that make Connecticut special. She spoke with Chase Taylor, a CCSU student in the Graphic/Information Design Program.

Poster for Hakiel Hemans’s presentation to the Spring 2023 Graphic / Information Capstone class.
Poster Design by Kate Santacroce.

(Untitled) is the ejournal produced biannually by the CCSU Graphic/Information Design Program

Empty Bowls event @ Smalley Elementary School, New Britain, CT
November 17, 2022

Student ebooks selected from the Design Program’s Gateway Class, Fundamentals of Graphic/Information Design (DES 122).

Graphic/Information Design student, Marlon Blackwood, shared his work in the CCSU Willard-DiLoreto Atrium, Fall 2022.

Color & Type is a lecture and studio course that examines color with typography through Josef Albers’ and Johann Itten’s theories and the application of generative processes.
Poster by Nancy Ingenito

Central Design students researching historic branding of CCSU. Spread of examples prepared by Special Collections Librarian, Renata Vickrey.