Ryerson GCM Grad Book 2019
Grad book showcasing the 2019 graduates from the Graphic Communications Management program at Ryerson University (Toronto, Canada).
Grad book showcasing the 2019 graduates from the Graphic Communications Management program at Ryerson University (Toronto, Canada).
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If you could add<br />
a new course to<br />
<strong>GCM</strong>, what would<br />
it be and why?<br />
If you could change<br />
one thing about<br />
yourself, what would<br />
it be and why?<br />
R<br />
If I could add a course to Graphic<br />
Communications Management I would<br />
implement two things. One, design courses that<br />
challenge students with design-oriented projects<br />
and two, a concentration in design. Many<br />
students are surprised when arriving into the<br />
first year that there is little to no design.<br />
I believe <strong>GCM</strong> is a great foundation for<br />
students to understand the importance of print<br />
and how to produce a quality project. Adding a<br />
few design related courses or a concentration<br />
would evolve <strong>GCM</strong> to become an even more<br />
well-rounded program.<br />
The one thing I would change about my self is<br />
being a perfectionist. I have a tendency of over<br />
examining the details and stress about every<br />
little thing related to a design. When it comes<br />
to a project that I am really passionate about I<br />
tend to be very particular and overanalyze my<br />
content. Resulting in delaying a finished project<br />
because I am not satisfied with the overall<br />
quality. This may be a good trait to others but<br />
sometimes it gets in the way of my studies and I<br />
have to remind myself to work efficiently.<br />
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