What happens after graduation? Follow in the steps of your alumni! The following is a partial list of businesses have employed our graduates as graphic artists:

TDAmeritrade
Anderson Partners
Aspen Graphics
Big Picture Productions
Bozell & Jacobs
Corporate Creations
Data Transmission Network
Design Basics
Dice Photography
Ervin and Smith Advertising
Faux Finish Institute
HDR
Henry Doorly Zoo
Info USA
KETV7
Lancer Label
Manna Skateboards
MECA
Meridian Advertising
Midlands Business Journal
Nebraska Health Systems
Omaha World-Herald
Oriental Trading Co.
Printco Graphics
Redstone Communications
Sandhills Publishing
Signcrafters
SKAR Advertising
Skyline Displays
Sportstuff, Inc.
Swanson Russell
TurnPost Design
Webster Design Assoc.
Wright Printing

It’s a small world after all.
Why not check it out?

Placement Assistance
The Creative Center will assist students in their job search but cannot guarantee placement. Students are welcome and encouraged to seek assistance in their job search after graduation. The Career Services imagedepartment has many contacts with companies related to the graphic design field and can also help students make contact with companies across the country. Employers often approach The Creative Center in order to interview students. Also, other job opportunities will be posted at The Creative Center as they become available.

By the end of the second year, contacts may have already been established with potential employers through visiting instructors, guest speakers and on-staff professionals. “Meet the Pros,” a local yearly event, gives second- and third-year students an opportunity to meet and show their portfolios to employers city-wide and tour local related businesses. The Creative Center also hosts an annual “Portfolio Review Night” for the second- and third-year students to have their portfolios reviewed and critiqued by creative professionals. The 20-30 pros that attend this event are members of our Program Advisory Committee as well as business owners, managers, creative directors, art directors, designers and writers from area advertising agencies and design studios. Some students have been offered job interviews from the contacts made at these events.

In several courses throughout both degree programs, students also create résumés and cover letters and discuss interviewing techniques at great length. During their fourth semester, students partake in “mock interviews” with local creative professionals in preparation for job hunting.