Field Trip: Flesh Co.

Count on The Flesh Company for high quality printing solutions for everything from digital imaging, print processes, security printing and document design to improve workflow.  Whether you need forms, form/label combinations, prime labels or high impact digital color, The Flesh Company is here to help you.

Student Success: Caitlin Weaver

Caitlin Weaver is a Senior Commercial Graphics major. She has done an outstanding job of marketing herself. You can check out her project blog as well as her photography blog!

Collegio: Textbooks to techbooks

When Graphics and Imaging Technology professor Chris Huitt was in college, textbooks were printed, bound, shipped and republished every few years. Last week, his class of 24 used Apple’s iBooks 2 to create a 12-page instructive document complete with links to slideshows and charts. It took them an hour and a half.
“We downloaded it and put it on all the computers to see how easy it was to put in the copy and bring in the links,” Huitt said. 

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Chris Huitt, professor in graphics and imaging technologies, taught Layout and Design last semester a little bit differently than he has in the past. Academic Affairs recently launched an iPad Pilot Project and decided Huitt would be the perfect candidate to test it. Twenty-four students in Huitt’s class received a new iPad on the first day of class. Students were allowed to use them for other classes and even allowed to use them for non-school purposes.


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Free Lunch!

 

 

FREE HOT DOGS WITH ALL THE FIXINS will be provided for everyone on Thursday, February 16 courtesy of the College of Technology.

Join us between 11 and 1 in room E101 (last door on the right next to the northeast exit of the tech building)

Everyone's invited

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RGB.....Live!

Quirky trio brings smiles to campus - Pittsburg State University

Three anonymous students are bringing smiles to pedestrians on campus.

They call themselves the RGB Men for the red, green and blue “morph” suits they wear. They do not speak, but write positive messages on sticky notes that they give to the students they meet.