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Julie Terry

Professor - Graphic Design
304-710-3439
304-710-3531
One Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ Way
Huntington, WV 25701
Office # 221

Julie Terry, BFA, MAJ, is the Professor and Program Manager of the Graphic Design AAS program, which is in the Information Technology Division at Ä¢¹½´«Ã½. She began her higher education journey at the Columbus College of Art & Design where she completed two years of study, and then transferred to Marshall University to finish her BFA. She also earned a Master of Arts in Journalism/PR from Marshall. She currently serves on the Assessment committee at the college. See her complete bio on .

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS
  • Marshall University, Master of Arts – Journalism/Public Relations
  • Marshall University, Bachelor of Fine Arts – Graphic Design
  • Columbus College of Art & Design, two years completed – Graphic Design


PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
  • Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ Community and Technical College, full-time Faculty, 2014 - Present
  • River’s Bend Health Care, Director of Marketing & Admissions, 2010-2014
  • King’s Daughters Medical Center, Marketing/PR Specialist, 1995 - 2010


TEACHING MODALITIES
The Graphic Design courses are offered in the following delivery methods to accommodate student schedules and life balance needs:
  • In-person on the Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ campus
  • Remotely via live streaming
  • Web-based with no live meetings*
* Currently there are only a few courses offered as web-only, but the others are offered as Hybrid classes (a combination of in-person and live streaming).

TEACHING APPROACH
“In the two years of the Graphic Design program, I strive to take students from zero to work-ready. This is accomplished by teaching computer/digital-literacy skills as well as critical thinking, the creative process, critique, and collaboration, along with a solid understanding and application of the fundamentals of design. Students are given hands-on projects that provide practice for the kinds of work they will be doing on the job. I encourage students to build a professional portfolio of quality work, develop a network of support, and explore the kinds of jobs they are most interested in to help them prepare to launch their careers.�

TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES
  • IT 110 Computer Skills for Designers
  • IT 213 Advanced Graphics for Web & Print
  • DSGN 120 Graphic Design I
  • DSGN 150 Graphic Design II
  • DSGN 210 Digital Illustration
  • DSGN 220 Typography
  • DSGN 230 New Media Design
  • DSGN 250 Graphic Design III (Capstone Course)
  • DSGN 260 Interactive Design
  • DSGN 270 Branding & Identity Design
  • DSGN 298 Internship & Portfolio

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