Holly M. Harvey
Lecturer, Department of Environmental Science and Management
I continue to research all aspects of graphic communication – page composition (layout), typography and color and how they are influenced by trends in culture and psychology.
Projects created in NRPI 253 are designed to provide students with opportunities to use graphic communication software, to exercise principles of graphic communication, and to attempt to solve some “real world” problems. These include creating a brochure, flyer and poster, among a variety of other exercises and projects.
NRPI 253 is only one facet of the Interpretation program. Students gain important hands-on experience in the use of current industry-standard computer design software in addition to traditional classroom education. A low student-to-instructor ratio ensures one-on-one instruction.
Currently, I am researching Medieval textile dye materials, and creating a timeline of their usage and introduction to Western Europe.
Contact Information
- Natural Resources (NR) Building, Room 215 - Office Hours: FH202 by appointment
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- http://www.humboldt.edu/hmh7
Specialty Area
Graphic Communications, Computer Design & Layout
Ancient and Medieval textile crafts