The gallery on this website depicts examples of work created by the department. It will be updated with new graphics on a quarterly basis along with information of interest to you, our clientele in this space.

Commonly Asked Questions:

What is needed from the client to produce an exhibit?

1. If one is creating their exhibit in PowerPoint, it should be formatted as one slide. With PowerPoint open, go to File>Page Setup, keep the slide size setting as custom, change the height to 36 inches and the width to 56 inches, or you can use an existing template.

2. If the department is producing the entire exhibit, the text should be in a word file. Graphs can be in PowerPoint or Excel and graphics (photographs, MRI’s, X rays, CT’s, etc) should be saved as high resolution (300 dpi or greater) jpeg or tiff images. With size specifications provided by the client, a layout of the exhibit is created. The client is called to proof the layout and make any necessary changes and/or corrections. After final approval, the exhibit is printed. Paper copies of the exhibit to be used as handouts are also available upon request.

Can the department scan images for PowerPoint presentations, etc.?

Yes, just specify how the image will be used and the proper resolution will be applied.

For further assistance and where to email information contact:

Diane Johnson 4-1211, Kyle Cunningham 4-1214, or Michael Schenk 4-1212