The Creative Media & Digital Culture Program (CMDC) is an academic program, unique to Washington State University Vancouver, that houses the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Digital Technology and Culture.

The goal of the CMDC Program is to offer a broad-based intellectual experience that prepares students for the culturally diverse, technologically complex 21st Century. Anchored within the field of digital media with emphasis on the intersection of art, technology, and the humanities, the CMDC Program features a strong interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary focus across the College of Liberal Arts, serving as a nexus for collaborations with The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, the College of Business, and the School of Engineering and Computer Science. The Program emphasizes "undergraduate research" expressed through creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving and aims to educate the next generation of digital media leaders and entrepreneurs. In addition to classroom theory and hands-on practice, The Senior Seminar provides students with real world experience that both helps students to jumpstart their careers and develop a commitment to public service.

RECENT NEWS STORIES FEATURING THE CMDC PROGRAM
OMSI Fellows & the Augmented Reality Exhibit: 2/8, 1/24, 3/12, 4/11, 5/6
Dr. John Barber & Unpublished Writers' Day, The Brautigan Library
Dr. Brett Oppegaard & the Fort Vancouver Mobile Project
Dr. Dene Grigar & the Tech 101 Series, & "LOUD & Clear"

The Creative Media & Digital Culture Program offers the B.A. in Digital Technology & Culture. Learn More

Enjoy Exhibit .09 of The Student Research Gallery

The CMDC will begin a program-wide reading project of the book, Program or Be Programmed: Ten Commands for a Digital Age, by Douglas Rushkoff, in the fall. All DTC courses will include concepts found in the book and have the book as one of its required texts. So, get a head start and read it over the summer.