University of Houston – Digital Media Program Joins Two Sides as an Allied Organization
The University of Houston’s Digital Media Program prepares technologically-savvy leaders for supervisory positions in the digital media industry.
12.6.2012

University of Houston
– Digital Media ProgramContact:
Jerry Waite, Ed.D.Professor of TechnologyUniversity of HoustonT:
713-743-4089E: jwaite@uh.edu W: http://www.tech.uh.edu/programs/undergraduate/digital-media
“While digital media is the focus of our program at the
University of Houston, we know that the printed word will continue to be an
important part of the communications mix. That’s why we want to be sure that
everyone, including our students, understands that print on paper is a
sustainable communications choice. The
UH Digital Media Program’s membership in Two Sides helps extend our own efforts
to get this message across.”
Jerry Waite, Ed.D, Professor of Technology -
University of Houston
The University of Houston’s Digital Media Program prepares
technologically-savvy leaders for supervisory positions in the digital media
industry. Students who enroll in this program will gain competencies in various
graphic-related technologies that support the digitization of graphic and text
content as well as a broad background in leadership and supervision. Much of
the curriculum is devoted to the utilization of digital-media-oriented
information technology as it impacts the graphic work flow. Graduates from this
program move into positions of service support in businesses specializing in
communication through print, internet, multimedia, and video technologies.
Service support positions that graduates assume are typically
part of the larger sales function of digital media firms and include titles
such as customer service representative, estimator, planner, supervisor, and
scheduler. For graduates to move into salesperson positions, they generally
build upon the skills they have mastered in other service-support positions
within digital media firms. Digital Media, part of the Graphic Communications
cluster of industries, is a dynamic and ever-changing field and is ranked among
the largest industries in the United States.