OSUIT-VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS

Yes, The Opportunities Are...Limitless.

OSUIT's Visual Communications has an incredible reputation and legacy. Recently the administration restructured the academic programs. I hope the achievements made in the past 60+ years continue to prepare it's new Visual Communications graduates as it did with the past alumni. For over 20 years I was honored to be an instructor where I had the opportunity to mentor and guide hundreds of graduates as they entered the visual communications profession.

I am now retired but still work as a Branding Consultant for a great business. I still look forward to attending the Capstone class Portfolio Review at the end of each semester. It is an honor to talk with and critique students portfolios. Their fresh ideas on Graphic Design, Branding, Typography, and Photography is impressive. One of my most rewarding classes Capstone (portfolio) is a great class that pushes the students every day. My past experiences as a Creative Director, Art Director, and Graphics Manager was a great training ground for developing the curriculum and daily situations and problems that the students encounter with each class. They are subjected to troubleshooting design issues and brainstorm situations every day with their clients and target audiences. They are tested with critiques and find solutions for their mistakes daily. These are the building blocks to learning in the visual communications industry. I also miss learning as much from students as they do from me.

Kurt W. Stenstrom

Just A Little About OSUIT

Oklahoma State University Institue of Technology, Visual Communications is Located 40 miles south of Tulsa, near the center of the eastern half of Oklahoma, it is a public, state-supported technical institution committed to increasing the potential and productivity of the people it serves. OSUIT delivers high-quality instruction and programs which are consistent with emerging educational and labor market needs. OSUIT is one campus of the Oklahoma State University system governed by the OSU/A&M Board of Regents. The other branches are OSU-Stillwater, OSU-Tulsa, OSU-MED also located in Tulsa, and OSU-Oklahoma City. The Visual Communications Division has three programs of study that lead to an Associates in Applied Science degree. The campus and Visual Communications programs are known for its hands-on technical education, its world-class equipment and its unique partnership with industry makes its graduates invaluable.