Laura Pezzini lpezzini@mustangdaily.net Harvey Levenson was always interested in design, but didn’t think to turn it into a career until a trial-and-error attempt at accounting showed him what he didn’t want to do. “That lasted for about a year,” Levenson said. “My focus was not in the right place and accounting was not something I […]
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Glick named new chair of journalism department
Mary Glick has been named the new chair of Cal Poly’s journalism department, the university announced in a press release yesterday. She replaces current interim chair Harvey Levenson, also the acting chair of graphic communication, who’s been in the position for two years. “I can’t be more pleased,” Glick said. “I feel like I’m joining […]
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GrCI ships business building techniques via UPS
When UPS wanted to reinvent its printing program to bring itself into the digital era, it turned to Cal Poly.
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Printing now: new lab unveiled on campus
The graphic communication (GrC) department at Cal Poly recently unveiled an improved printing lab on campus — the Dow Jones and Company Web Printing Laboratory.
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Read the fine print: Cal Poly welcomes International Printing Week
The Cal Poly Graphic Communication (GrC) Department will honor the Dow Jones & Company, among others, during its annual International Printing Week, which runs from Jan. 25 to 28. The event is meant to host and honor various industry members as well as provide networking for students.
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Graphic communication to print with UCSB
No rivalry here. Cal Poly’s University Graphic Systems will meeting the printing and publishing needs for the Associated Students at UC Santa Barbara.
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Journalism department chair Bill Loving asked to step down
The journalism department has been through three department heads in the past 10 years and previous department chair Bill Loving joined the list when he was asked to step down by College of Liberal Arts dean Linda Halisky last week. Halisky said she hopes to begin the search for a new journalism department chair in the fall.