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What should you expect from the program? The Erwin Center is designed to give students hands-on experience in creative brand building, digital strategies, emerging media and account management. Classes in the brand communications minor offer direct interaction with industry professionals who focus on strategic, digital and campaign planning, social content and creative brand building to achieve business objectives. How do I plan my minor? All minors are required to take the introductory Survey of Brand Communications course (GC 3700) and one of the two recommended strategic brand building courses (GC 3740 Section 1 or GC 4900 Section 10) paired with six additional credits and the final Capstone Course. 15 credit hours are required for the Brand Communications minor. What classes do I take? Are you more interested in brand strategy, account and client management and brand planning or are you interested in creative conceptual strategies, big ideas, copywriting and design & production? The Erwin Center for Brand Communications has 15 courses in a range of subjects for any interest in the field, but we’ve designed 2 tracks to help you map out your time in the program. SUMMER 2019 COURSES clemson.edu/ErwinCenter INTRO TO BRAND COMMUNICATIONS & ADVERTISING Course Number: GC3700-01 GC3700-02 CRN: 54146 54147 Instructor: Lisa Papenfus DIGITAL EXPERIENCE & CONTENT STRATEGY Course Number: GC3720-01 CRN: 54188 Instructor: Daryl Stevens MEDIA AND FILM Course Number: GC4900-01 CRN: 53931 Instructor: Nik Conklin DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN Course Number: GC4900-03 CRN: 53933 Instructor: Jeff Kallin VISUAL DESIGN & ART DIRECTION Course Number: GC4900-04 CRN: 53908 Instructor: Jesse Godfrey SOCIAL STRATEGY Course Number: GC4900-09 CRN: 54148 Instructor: Nigel Robertson PHILANTHROPIC BRAND COMMUNICATIONS Course Number: MKT4950-03 CRN: 54236 Instructor: Michele Cauley

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  • What should you expect from the program?

    The Erwin Center is designed to give students hands-on

    experience in creative brand building, digital strategies,

    emerging media and account management. Classes in the brand communications minor offer direct

    interaction with industry professionals who focus on

    strategic, digital and campaign planning, social content and

    creative brand building to achieve business objectives.

    How do I plan my minor?All minors are required to take the

    introductory Survey of Brand Communications course (GC 3700) and one of the two recommended strategic brand building courses (GC 3740 Section 1 or GC 4900

    Section 10) paired with six additional credits and the final

    Capstone Course. 15 credit hours are required for the Brand Communications minor.

    What classes do I take?Are you more interested in brand

    strategy, account and client management and brand planning or are you interested in creative conceptual strategies, big ideas,

    copywriting and design & production? The Erwin Center for Brand Communications has 15

    courses in a range of subjects for any interest in the field, but we’ve designed 2 tracks to help you map

    out your time in the program.

    SUMMER 2019 COURSES

    clemson.edu/ErwinCenter

    INTRO TO BRAND COMMUNICATIONS & ADVERTISING

    Course Number:GC3700-01GC3700-02

    CRN:5414654147

    Instructor:Lisa Papenfus

    DIGITAL EXPERIENCE& CONTENT STRATEGY

    Course Number:GC3720-01

    CRN:54188

    Instructor:Daryl Stevens

    MEDIA AND FILM Course Number:

    GC4900-01CRN:53931

    Instructor:Nik Conklin

    DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGNCourse Number:

    GC4900-03CRN:53933

    Instructor:Jeff Kallin

    VISUAL DESIGN& ART DIRECTION

    Course Number:GC4900-04

    CRN:53908

    Instructor:Jesse Godfrey

    SOCIAL STRATEGYCourse Number:

    GC4900-09CRN:54148

    Instructor:Nigel Robertson

    PHILANTHROPIC BRAND COMMUNICATIONS

    Course Number:MKT4950-03

    CRN: 54236

    Instructor:Michele Cauley