by Max Germer
Keene State University Graduate
"I received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from Keene State College, in Keene, New Hampshire in 1993. The Design program at the time was located in the engineering building on campus, so I always felt a camaraderie with the engineers who we shared space with.
I remember walking across campus one fall day at Keene State, feeling dejected about my choice of music education. A bright, exciting poster jumped off the bulletin board at me looking for new design students. By the end of the day I had switched majors and I never looked back. If it hadn't been for that one lone poster, I would have never thought about design as a possible major."
Fantastic Print Technology
The Engineering Education Service Center offers you the ability to print the winning posters using Epson 7600 technology.
Each poster is available on Photo Glossy Paper
Overview of the Epson 7600 Printer:- Maximum resolution 2880 x 1440 dpi.
- 4 picoliter droplet size.
- 7-color EPSON UltraChrome™ Inks.
- The most advanced print head ever produced By EPSON:
- All new print head capable of producing a single droplet as small as 4 picoliter.
- Produces incredibly sharp text and line-art that rivals a final press sheet.
- Extremely fine blends & photographic transitions with no visible sign of inkjet technology.
- Unsurpassed Media Flexibility:
- Prints on virtually any media type in roll or cut sheet up to 24-inches wide.
- True BorderFree™ Printing:
- First ever wide format print engine capable of printing off both left and right edges of the media, while automatically cutting top and bottom edges to produce a full bleed print on all four sides depending on media type.
- Built-in cutter will automatically cut top and bottom edges to either leave the page borders or bleed the image.
- Able to fully trim your finished prints more accurately and safely than manual finishing techniques.
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Engineering Education
