Rate My Professor Dina Vees

Vees' research and teaching interests focus on prepress, workflow automation, variable data, marketing, and HTML/CSS/JavaScript. Her publications demonstrate contributions to graphic communication technologies, such as "The Relationship of 2D Barcode Size and its Ability to Decode" (2025), "An Experimental Study of QR Code Readability and Verification Under Three Flexographic Impression Levels at Three Ink Film Thicknesses" (2024, with W. Pope), "Digital Printing for Medical Device Packaging" (2023, with R. Ma and X. Rong), "A Comparison of App-based Color Measurement Devices to Spectrophotometers" (2021, with M. Keif), "Effect of Gloss Levels on Color Measurement of Printed Materials" (2021, with D.C. Templeton and C. Twomey), and service as an advisor for the student guide "Print Foundation: Student Guide to Graphic Communication" (2021). As a dedicated faculty advisor, Vees has guided Cal Poly Graphic Communication student teams to multiple national accolades, including five consecutive victories at the Xplor Summit Association Annual Design Competition through 2024 and successes in the Phoenix Challenge. Her mentorship emphasizes practical application, aligning with the department's hands-on approach.