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The symposium will take place April 25–26 in the College of Design's Kocimski Auditorium and multiple locations at the Student Innovation Center. It will address four key themes: fostering creativity and innovation in higher education, promoting innovation in accessibility, exploring ethical considerations in innovation and driving innovation for sustainability. See April 26 schedule
April 25 Schedule
8:30–9 a.m.
Kocimski Auditorium, 0101 Design
Welcome and Breakfast
Seda McKilligan, senior associate dean of academic personnel success and strategic initiatives, College of Design
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Kocimski Auditorium, 0101 Design
Keynote Address: "Innovation and Creativity in a Higher Education"
Margaret Portillo, associate dean of the College Design, Construction and Planning, University of Florida10–10:15 a.m.
Kocimski Auditorium, 0101 Design
Coffee break10:15–11 a.m.
1102 Student Innovation Center
Tour and "Ecologies of Care II" Exhibition11 a.m–Noon
Launch Pad, 4250 Student Innovation Center
Panel Discussion: "Building A Creative Mindset"
Moderator: Daejin Kim, assistant professor of interior design, College of Design
Noon–1 p.m.
Lunch and tour
1–2 p.m.
Launch Pad, 4250 Student Innovation Center
Keynote Address: "Theory of Pranks"
Beauvais Lyons, divisional dean for the arts and Hhumanities and Chancellor's Professor, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
2–2:15 p.m.
2206 Student Innovation Center
Coffee Break2:15–3:30 p.m.
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Panel Discussion: "Innovation for Accessibility"
Moderator: Patrick Finley, assistant professor of graphic design, College of Design
3:30–3:45 p.m.
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College of Design I+E Scholars
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[post_content] => Jenny Schuetz is a Senior Fellow at Brookings Metro, where her research focuses on urban economics and housing policy, particularly how government policies impact housing affordability and economic opportunity. She has written extensively for academic and public audiences, and her book Fixer-Upper: How to Repair America's Broken Housing Systems has received coverage on Marketplace, The Ezra Klein Show, Slate and Bloomberg CityLab.
She will give a free public lecture on the book's themes at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 25, in 0022 Sukup Hall at Iowa State. Her presentation is supported by the Polk County Housing Trust Fund (PCHTF) and the Gordon Family Endowment in the ISU Department of Community and Regional Planning, the College of Design, ISU Extension and Outreach Community and Economic Development and the master of real estate development program.
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April 26 symposium schedule:
8:30–9 a.m.
Welcome address by Dean Luis Rico-Gutierrez and breakfast (Design 101)9–10 a.m.
Keynote speaker: "Human-Centered Approach to Accessibility Design," with Jon O'Neill, Associate Professor of Graphic Design at the University of Minnesota at Duluth (SICTR Stepatorium)10–10:15 a.m.
Coffee break (SICTR Stepatorium)10:15–11 a.m.
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Keynote speaker: "Building Bridges to Connect People to Progress," with Michael W. Burns, Founder and Executive Director of Community and College Partners (C2P2) in Locust Grove, Georgia (SICTR Stepatorium)2–2:15 p.m.
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Closing remarks by I+E Scholars (SICTR Stepatorium)3:45–5 p.m.
I+E Exhibition Reception (SICTR Stepatorium)
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[post_content] => There will be two GIS seminars on April 29, 2024.
Seminar 1: Predicting suitability of Mississippi and Missouri river tributaries for invasive carp spawning using habitat suitability models
Presenter: Britney M. Hall, Natural Resource Ecology and Management, GIS Certificate Candidate
Advisor: Dr. Michael J. Weber
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Two of the most recent and detrimental aquatic invaders are Bighead Carp (Hypophthalmichthys nobilis) and Silver Carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix). Understanding where invasive carp reproduce could be useful for predicting population expansion and developing targeted management efforts. Thus, our objectives were to estimate spawning habitat suitability of invasive carp in Iowa based on habitat preferences of river length, sinuosity, presence of turbulent hardpoints, and water temperature and flow. We modelled 20 rivers by dividing each river into 25 km segments and used color infrared imagery as a reference when using automation and point features in GIS to digitize preferred habitat criteria. River segments were analyzed for changes in reproductive suitability as a function of three different weighted models using the Suitability Modeler environment in GIS to assess varying levels of contribution for each habitat criterion. Results from this study could help improve the efficiency of monitoring and removal efforts by identifying locations predicted to be well suited for adult aggregation and reproduction.
Seminar 2: Identifying Spatial Threats to Blanding’s Turtle Populations in Iowa
Presenter: Lizzy Lang, Natural Resources and Ecology Management, GIS Certificate Candidate
Advisor: Dr. Anna M. Tucker & Dr. Stephen J. Dinsmore
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Blanding’s turtles (Emydoidea blandingii) are declining throughout their range and are a species of greatest conservation need in Iowa. We monitored Blanding’s turtles throughout 2023 and into 2024 using radio telemetry, and used their estimated home ranges to identify potential spatial threats at our study sites. We repeated this process across Iowa and compared it to a Blanding's turtle habitat suitability model to use in a population viability analysis on the species. Spatial threats were characterized as different types of anthropogenic development (i.e. agriculture, roads, and urbanization), and identified using raster images from the National Land Cover Database. All land cover analysis was performed in ArcPro using general tools (for manipulating raster and vector data), digitizing, and statistical summaries. Analysis of home range and population viability was performed in R using the packages "sf" and "popbio" respectively. We found several potential spatial threats at our sites, and across Iowa, that could affect Blanding’s turtle population viability. These mostly consist of agricultural development and roads.
The GIS Seminar Series is hosted by the Department of Community and Regional Planning.
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[post_content] => Connect with students across campus at the DMSS Study Tables. These group sessions give College of Design students an opportunity to meet and study with students in other colleges. Snacks will be provided. A Study Table session will be held from 6–8 p.m. on Monday,April 29, in 0420 Gerdin.
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The show will feature an array of artworks of various mediums, including, but not limited to drawing, textiles, printmaking, painting, sculpture, photography and digital art. The students themselves have designed and organized the entire exhibition and worked in committees to develop branding, plan and install the exhibition and plan the reception.
Participating student artists
Camila Cebollero, MAYAGUEZ Puerto Rico
Marielle Denning, NEW BRIGHTON MN
Tristan Doehne, MONROE, IA
Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
Grace Hatchitt, ADEL, IA
Sophie Hixson, WEST DES MOINES, IA
Harlee Holub, CENTRAL CITY, IA
Hannah Johnson, PLYMOUTH, MN
Rowan Larson, PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ
Asha Le, DES MOINES, IA
Emily Miller, Huxley, IA
Sam Morrow, URBANDALE, IA
Hana Oldroyd, SIOUX CITY, IA
Cameryn Piskule, HUNTLEY, IL
Elena Rafson, CEDAR RAPIDS, IA
Clayton Ross, MISSOURI VALLEY, IA
Ayla Schiller, WAUKEE, IA
Evan Shortt, WINTERSET, IA
Nyah Speitel, Sanford, NC
Jazmin Terrell, URBANDALE, IA
Steven Vorrath, WAUKEE, IA
Isabel Wilson, ALTOONA, IA
KyuJin Yoo, Seoul, South Korea
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Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
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Rowan Larson, PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ
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Sam Morrow, URBANDALE, IA
Hana Oldroyd, SIOUX CITY, IA
Cameryn Piskule, HUNTLEY, IL
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Jazmin Terrell, URBANDALE, IA
Steven Vorrath, WAUKEE, IA
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Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
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Seminar 1: Floodplain sediment and phosphorus accretion in the West Nishnabotna River corridor, Iowa
Presenter: Kelvin Baah, Natural Resource Ecology and Management, GIS Certificate Candidate
Advisor: Dr. Peter Moore
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Significant amounts of phosphorus entering fluvial systems in Iowa originate from eroding streambanks rather than direct agricultural runoffs. Fine alluvial sediments in riverbanks, often enriched in legacy phosphorus, are transferred to surface waters upon bank erosion. In large rivers across the agricultural Midwest, most total phosphorus is transported as particulate phosphorus. Some sediment and phosphorus can be returned to the floodplain during overbank flow conditions. Floodplain surface height and vegetation type and distribution are expected to influence the magnitude of overbank sediment deposition, but few studies have quantified these roles. This study aims to characterize the influence of floodplain height and vegetation on the magnitude and spatial distribution of sediment and phosphorus accretion in the West Nishnabotna River corridor. Floodplain height was estimated using the HAND (height above nearest drainage) GIS algorithm. Vegetation communities were mapped by reclassifying existing land cover according to field observations. These data are being analyzed alongside sediment accretion using LiDAR-based geomorphic change detection. This study will enlighten us on how floodplain height and different vegetation communities trap sediment and phosphorus during floods.
Seminar 2: Creating a New Digital Soil Map for Nigeria to Inform Decisions for Sustainable Agricultural Productivity and Food Security
Presenter: Oyeyemi Raphael OYELEKE, Agronomy, GIS Certificate Candidate
Advisor: Dr. Bradley Miller
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The objective of this project is to create a new digital soil map for Nigeria to replace the traditional Soil map produced in 1964, which will inform decisions for sustainable agricultural productivity and Food security. The procedure will involve using Nigeria georeferenced soil data, remote sensing data, and digital terrain derivatives to create the environmental covariates stack. The data integration begins with extracting values from the covariate stack for the soil observation points. That dataset is then split. (80%) for training and validation (20%) for the machine learning algorithm using Cubist. The model generated by Cubist is applied to the covariate stack to produce a continuous map of soil properties. The reserved 20% of soil observations are then used to evaluate the prediction accuracy of the spatial model and communicate the level of uncertainty to end users.
Seminar 3: Movement Ecology of the Mountain Plover (Charadrius montanus)
Presenter: Rachel Siller, Natural Resources and Ecology Mangaement, GIS Certificate Candidate
Advisor: Dr. Stephen Dinsmore
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The Mountain Plover (Charadrius montanus) is a medium-sized shorebird that breeds in the Great Plains and has experienced recent population declines. During the summers of 2021-2023, I placed high-frequency GPS tags on plovers in Phillips County, Montana. I used a leg-loop harness to permanently attach the tags, which allowed for data collection across the full annual cycle. With this fine-scale movement data we gained new insight into breeding behavior from incubation through post-breeding, such as plovers’ use of prairie-dog colonies, incubation behavior, and brood movements. From the plovers that returned, we were also able to gain insight into the timing of migration and details about their route and stopover locations. Understanding how plovers move across the landscape and how these movement patterns differ between life stages can help guide management decisions.The GIS Seminar Series is hosted by the Department of Community and Regional Planning.
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The show will feature an array of artworks of various mediums, including, but not limited to drawing, textiles, printmaking, painting, sculpture, photography and digital art. The students themselves have designed and organized the entire exhibition and worked in committees to develop branding, plan and install the exhibition and plan the reception.
Participating student artists
Camila Cebollero, MAYAGUEZ Puerto Rico
Marielle Denning, NEW BRIGHTON MN
Tristan Doehne, MONROE, IA
Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
Grace Hatchitt, ADEL, IA
Sophie Hixson, WEST DES MOINES, IA
Harlee Holub, CENTRAL CITY, IA
Hannah Johnson, PLYMOUTH, MN
Rowan Larson, PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ
Asha Le, DES MOINES, IA
Emily Miller, Huxley, IA
Sam Morrow, URBANDALE, IA
Hana Oldroyd, SIOUX CITY, IA
Cameryn Piskule, HUNTLEY, IL
Elena Rafson, CEDAR RAPIDS, IA
Clayton Ross, MISSOURI VALLEY, IA
Ayla Schiller, WAUKEE, IA
Evan Shortt, WINTERSET, IA
Nyah Speitel, Sanford, NC
Jazmin Terrell, URBANDALE, IA
Steven Vorrath, WAUKEE, IA
Isabel Wilson, ALTOONA, IA
KyuJin Yoo, Seoul, South Korea
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Marielle Denning, NEW BRIGHTON MN
Tristan Doehne, MONROE, IA
Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
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Sophie Hixson, WEST DES MOINES, IA
Harlee Holub, CENTRAL CITY, IA
Hannah Johnson, PLYMOUTH, MN
Rowan Larson, PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ
Asha Le, DES MOINES, IA
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Sam Morrow, URBANDALE, IA
Hana Oldroyd, SIOUX CITY, IA
Cameryn Piskule, HUNTLEY, IL
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Jazmin Terrell, URBANDALE, IA
Steven Vorrath, WAUKEE, IA
Isabel Wilson, ALTOONA, IA
KyuJin Yoo, Seoul, South Korea
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Camila Cebollero, MAYAGUEZ Puerto Rico
Marielle Denning, NEW BRIGHTON MN
Tristan Doehne, MONROE, IA
Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
Grace Hatchitt, ADEL, IA
Sophie Hixson, WEST DES MOINES, IA
Harlee Holub, CENTRAL CITY, IA
Hannah Johnson, PLYMOUTH, MN
Rowan Larson, PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ
Asha Le, DES MOINES, IA
Emily Miller, Huxley, IA
Sam Morrow, URBANDALE, IA
Hana Oldroyd, SIOUX CITY, IA
Cameryn Piskule, HUNTLEY, IL
Elena Rafson, CEDAR RAPIDS, IA
Clayton Ross, MISSOURI VALLEY, IA
Ayla Schiller, WAUKEE, IA
Evan Shortt, WINTERSET, IA
Nyah Speitel, Sanford, NC
Jazmin Terrell, URBANDALE, IA
Steven Vorrath, WAUKEE, IA
Isabel Wilson, ALTOONA, IA
KyuJin Yoo, Seoul, South Korea
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[post_content] => Celebrate the work of graduating seniors in industrial design at this showcase of their final projects and portfolios on the first floor of the Student Innovation Center.
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What is Convocation?
The College of Design convocation is a separate event from the official Iowa State University commencement ceremonies. Convocation includes only students from the College of Design and allows students and their guests a shorter, more individualized celebration of their achievement. Convocation will include greetings from Design administration, remarks by faculty representatives from each department and individual recognition of each graduating student in attendance. Diploma covers are not presented at convocation.
RSVP for Graduation & Convocation
Candidates for graduation should RSVP online via AccessPlus. Under Student, choose Graduation and complete all required fields. The RSVP link will be active until Tuesday, May 7. Students who did not register for convocation but would still like to attend will be asked to complete a blank walking card before the event.
Faculty Representative Voting
A faculty member from each department will be invited to speak at graduation convocation. Graduating students are encouraged to vote for the faculty member who has made an impact on their education in the College of Design, by following this link and selecting Graduation Speaker Voting. Faculty representative voting will close Friday, April 19.
Attire
Students and faculty are asked to wear business professional attire. Graduation caps and gowns are optional at convocation. Academic regalia must be worn at university ceremonies.
Parking, Arrival & Check-In
Complimentary parking is available south of Stephens Auditorium. Handicapped parking is available in lot F on the west side of Stephens Auditorium. See Stephens Auditorium parking information here. Doors to Stephens Auditorium will open to the public at 8 a.m. Coffee will be available in the main lobby. Student check-in will be backstage, and students will check in with their department chairs and/or faculty representatives. Students can enter from the loading dock through the stage door on the south side of the building to check in.
Special Accommodations & Accessibility for Guests
Wheelchair-accessible seating is available at the back of the main floor. This area can be accessed by entering through the north ground floor doors and taking the elevator to the main floor. Those with mobility restrictions, but not wheelchair users, may enter through the southwest tower doors to access seating on the house-right side of row 11 without negotiating stairs.
Livestream & Photography
For the enjoyment of those who cannot celebration with us in person, the convocation will be livestreamed on the college's YouTube channel. Flash Photography will take professional photos during the ceremony that are optional to purchase. Proofs will be provided in the mail and electronically. Additional questions regarding photography should be directed to Flash Photography.
Diploma Information
Diplomas will not be handed out during convocation or commencement ceremonies. Graduation requirements will be verified, and diplomas will be mailed to all candidates who have successfully completed degree requirements. Diploma covers are presented at the university's commencement ceremonies.
University Graduate & Undergraduate Commencement Ceremonies
All ISU graduating students are encouraged to attend the university’s official commencement ceremonies. Academic attire is required at these ceremonies. Note that there are three undergraduate ceremonies. The College of Design will be recognized at the second ceremony.
Graduate Commencement Ceremony, 7 p.m. Thursday, May 9, Hilton Coliseum
Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony, 2 p.m. Saturday, May 11, Hilton Coliseum
Distinction cords are distributed by the Office of the Registrar. If you have qualified for distinction cords, you will receive an email from the Office of the Registrar a month before graduation with the date, time and location to pick up your cords. To see if you have qualified for distinction:
Login to AccessPlus
2. Select the Student tab
3. Click Graduation
4. Choose Graduation Status
Questions?
Contact Seda McKilligan, senior associate dean, (515) 294-0737, seda@iastate.edu, with questions about the college convocation. Questions regarding the university’s commencement ceremonies or distinction can be directed to the Office of the Registrar, (515) 294-1840, graduation@iastate.edu.
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[post_content] => College of Design graduates from all disciplines are invited to reconnect with friends and fellow alumni at the Iowa State University College of Design alumni reception during the AIA Conference on Architecture (A'24) in Washington, D.C. Attendance is welcome regardless of A'24 participation.
Join us from 5:30–7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 5 in Salon K at the Marriott Marquis Washington D.C. Dean Luis Rico-Gutierrez will share remarks beginning at 6 p.m. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages will be served.
An RSVP is appreciated but not required to attend.
Please contact event planner and alumni relations coordinator Saylor Upah with questions.
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[post_content] => The show will be on display August 26 - September 18 in Gallery 181, located on the first floor of the College of Design building on the west side of the Iowa State Campus.
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April 25 Schedule
8:30–9 a.m.
Kocimski Auditorium, 0101 Design
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Seda McKilligan, senior associate dean of academic personnel success and strategic initiatives, College of Design
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Margaret Portillo, associate dean of the College Design, Construction and Planning, University of Florida10–10:15 a.m.
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Coffee break10:15–11 a.m.
1102 Student Innovation Center
Tour and "Ecologies of Care II" Exhibition11 a.m–Noon
Launch Pad, 4250 Student Innovation Center
Panel Discussion: "Building A Creative Mindset"
Moderator: Daejin Kim, assistant professor of interior design, College of Design
Noon–1 p.m.
Lunch and tour
1–2 p.m.
Launch Pad, 4250 Student Innovation Center
Keynote Address: "Theory of Pranks"
Beauvais Lyons, divisional dean for the arts and Hhumanities and Chancellor's Professor, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
2–2:15 p.m.
2206 Student Innovation Center
Coffee Break2:15–3:30 p.m.
2206 Student Innovation Center
Panel Discussion: "Innovation for Accessibility"
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Seda McKilligan, senior associate dean of academic personnel success and strategic initiatives, College of Design
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Keynote Address: "Innovation and Creativity in a Higher Education"
Margaret Portillo, associate dean of the College Design, Construction and Planning, University of Florida10–10:15 a.m.
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Coffee break10:15–11 a.m.
1102 Student Innovation Center
Tour and "Ecologies of Care II" Exhibition11 a.m–Noon
Launch Pad, 4250 Student Innovation Center
Panel Discussion: "Building A Creative Mindset"
Moderator: Daejin Kim, assistant professor of interior design, College of Design
Noon–1 p.m.
Lunch and tour
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Launch Pad, 4250 Student Innovation Center
Keynote Address: "Theory of Pranks"
Beauvais Lyons, divisional dean for the arts and Hhumanities and Chancellor's Professor, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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[post_content] => Jenny Schuetz is a Senior Fellow at Brookings Metro, where her research focuses on urban economics and housing policy, particularly how government policies impact housing affordability and economic opportunity. She has written extensively for academic and public audiences, and her book Fixer-Upper: How to Repair America's Broken Housing Systems has received coverage on Marketplace, The Ezra Klein Show, Slate and Bloomberg CityLab.
She will give a free public lecture on the book's themes at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 25, in 0022 Sukup Hall at Iowa State. Her presentation is supported by the Polk County Housing Trust Fund (PCHTF) and the Gordon Family Endowment in the ISU Department of Community and Regional Planning, the College of Design, ISU Extension and Outreach Community and Economic Development and the master of real estate development program.
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April 26 symposium schedule:
8:30–9 a.m.
Welcome address by Dean Luis Rico-Gutierrez and breakfast (Design 101)9–10 a.m.
Keynote speaker: "Human-Centered Approach to Accessibility Design," with Jon O'Neill, Associate Professor of Graphic Design at the University of Minnesota at Duluth (SICTR Stepatorium)10–10:15 a.m.
Coffee break (SICTR Stepatorium)10:15–11 a.m.
Tour and exhibition (SICTR 1102)11 a.m.–Noon
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1–2 p.m.
Keynote speaker: "Building Bridges to Connect People to Progress," with Michael W. Burns, Founder and Executive Director of Community and College Partners (C2P2) in Locust Grove, Georgia (SICTR Stepatorium)2–2:15 p.m.
Coffee break (SICTR Stepatorium)2:15–3:30 p.m.
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[post_content] => There will be two GIS seminars on April 29, 2024.
Seminar 1: Predicting suitability of Mississippi and Missouri river tributaries for invasive carp spawning using habitat suitability models
Presenter: Britney M. Hall, Natural Resource Ecology and Management, GIS Certificate Candidate
Advisor: Dr. Michael J. Weber
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Two of the most recent and detrimental aquatic invaders are Bighead Carp (Hypophthalmichthys nobilis) and Silver Carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix). Understanding where invasive carp reproduce could be useful for predicting population expansion and developing targeted management efforts. Thus, our objectives were to estimate spawning habitat suitability of invasive carp in Iowa based on habitat preferences of river length, sinuosity, presence of turbulent hardpoints, and water temperature and flow. We modelled 20 rivers by dividing each river into 25 km segments and used color infrared imagery as a reference when using automation and point features in GIS to digitize preferred habitat criteria. River segments were analyzed for changes in reproductive suitability as a function of three different weighted models using the Suitability Modeler environment in GIS to assess varying levels of contribution for each habitat criterion. Results from this study could help improve the efficiency of monitoring and removal efforts by identifying locations predicted to be well suited for adult aggregation and reproduction.
Seminar 2: Identifying Spatial Threats to Blanding’s Turtle Populations in Iowa
Presenter: Lizzy Lang, Natural Resources and Ecology Management, GIS Certificate Candidate
Advisor: Dr. Anna M. Tucker & Dr. Stephen J. Dinsmore
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Blanding’s turtles (Emydoidea blandingii) are declining throughout their range and are a species of greatest conservation need in Iowa. We monitored Blanding’s turtles throughout 2023 and into 2024 using radio telemetry, and used their estimated home ranges to identify potential spatial threats at our study sites. We repeated this process across Iowa and compared it to a Blanding's turtle habitat suitability model to use in a population viability analysis on the species. Spatial threats were characterized as different types of anthropogenic development (i.e. agriculture, roads, and urbanization), and identified using raster images from the National Land Cover Database. All land cover analysis was performed in ArcPro using general tools (for manipulating raster and vector data), digitizing, and statistical summaries. Analysis of home range and population viability was performed in R using the packages "sf" and "popbio" respectively. We found several potential spatial threats at our sites, and across Iowa, that could affect Blanding’s turtle population viability. These mostly consist of agricultural development and roads.
The GIS Seminar Series is hosted by the Department of Community and Regional Planning.
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[post_content] => Connect with students across campus at the DMSS Study Tables. These group sessions give College of Design students an opportunity to meet and study with students in other colleges. Snacks will be provided. A Study Table session will be held from 6–8 p.m. on Monday,April 29, in 0420 Gerdin.
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[post_content] => Work by 24 graduating seniors in integrated studio arts will be displayed in Spectrum, the 2024 BFA exhibition, from May 2–9 in Gallery 181. A public reception will be from 4–6 p.m. Saturday, May 4.
The show will feature an array of artworks of various mediums, including, but not limited to drawing, textiles, printmaking, painting, sculpture, photography and digital art. The students themselves have designed and organized the entire exhibition and worked in committees to develop branding, plan and install the exhibition and plan the reception.
Participating student artists
Camila Cebollero, MAYAGUEZ Puerto Rico
Marielle Denning, NEW BRIGHTON MN
Tristan Doehne, MONROE, IA
Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
Grace Hatchitt, ADEL, IA
Sophie Hixson, WEST DES MOINES, IA
Harlee Holub, CENTRAL CITY, IA
Hannah Johnson, PLYMOUTH, MN
Rowan Larson, PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ
Asha Le, DES MOINES, IA
Emily Miller, Huxley, IA
Sam Morrow, URBANDALE, IA
Hana Oldroyd, SIOUX CITY, IA
Cameryn Piskule, HUNTLEY, IL
Elena Rafson, CEDAR RAPIDS, IA
Clayton Ross, MISSOURI VALLEY, IA
Ayla Schiller, WAUKEE, IA
Evan Shortt, WINTERSET, IA
Nyah Speitel, Sanford, NC
Jazmin Terrell, URBANDALE, IA
Steven Vorrath, WAUKEE, IA
Isabel Wilson, ALTOONA, IA
KyuJin Yoo, Seoul, South Korea
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Camila Cebollero, MAYAGUEZ Puerto Rico
Marielle Denning, NEW BRIGHTON MN
Tristan Doehne, MONROE, IA
Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
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Harlee Holub, CENTRAL CITY, IA
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Rowan Larson, PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ
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Sam Morrow, URBANDALE, IA
Hana Oldroyd, SIOUX CITY, IA
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Jazmin Terrell, URBANDALE, IA
Steven Vorrath, WAUKEE, IA
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Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
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[post_content] => There will be three GIS seminars on May 6, 2024.
Seminar 1: Floodplain sediment and phosphorus accretion in the West Nishnabotna River corridor, Iowa
Presenter: Kelvin Baah, Natural Resource Ecology and Management, GIS Certificate Candidate
Advisor: Dr. Peter Moore
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Significant amounts of phosphorus entering fluvial systems in Iowa originate from eroding streambanks rather than direct agricultural runoffs. Fine alluvial sediments in riverbanks, often enriched in legacy phosphorus, are transferred to surface waters upon bank erosion. In large rivers across the agricultural Midwest, most total phosphorus is transported as particulate phosphorus. Some sediment and phosphorus can be returned to the floodplain during overbank flow conditions. Floodplain surface height and vegetation type and distribution are expected to influence the magnitude of overbank sediment deposition, but few studies have quantified these roles. This study aims to characterize the influence of floodplain height and vegetation on the magnitude and spatial distribution of sediment and phosphorus accretion in the West Nishnabotna River corridor. Floodplain height was estimated using the HAND (height above nearest drainage) GIS algorithm. Vegetation communities were mapped by reclassifying existing land cover according to field observations. These data are being analyzed alongside sediment accretion using LiDAR-based geomorphic change detection. This study will enlighten us on how floodplain height and different vegetation communities trap sediment and phosphorus during floods.
Seminar 2: Creating a New Digital Soil Map for Nigeria to Inform Decisions for Sustainable Agricultural Productivity and Food Security
Presenter: Oyeyemi Raphael OYELEKE, Agronomy, GIS Certificate Candidate
Advisor: Dr. Bradley Miller
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The objective of this project is to create a new digital soil map for Nigeria to replace the traditional Soil map produced in 1964, which will inform decisions for sustainable agricultural productivity and Food security. The procedure will involve using Nigeria georeferenced soil data, remote sensing data, and digital terrain derivatives to create the environmental covariates stack. The data integration begins with extracting values from the covariate stack for the soil observation points. That dataset is then split. (80%) for training and validation (20%) for the machine learning algorithm using Cubist. The model generated by Cubist is applied to the covariate stack to produce a continuous map of soil properties. The reserved 20% of soil observations are then used to evaluate the prediction accuracy of the spatial model and communicate the level of uncertainty to end users.
Seminar 3: Movement Ecology of the Mountain Plover (Charadrius montanus)
Presenter: Rachel Siller, Natural Resources and Ecology Mangaement, GIS Certificate Candidate
Advisor: Dr. Stephen Dinsmore
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The Mountain Plover (Charadrius montanus) is a medium-sized shorebird that breeds in the Great Plains and has experienced recent population declines. During the summers of 2021-2023, I placed high-frequency GPS tags on plovers in Phillips County, Montana. I used a leg-loop harness to permanently attach the tags, which allowed for data collection across the full annual cycle. With this fine-scale movement data we gained new insight into breeding behavior from incubation through post-breeding, such as plovers’ use of prairie-dog colonies, incubation behavior, and brood movements. From the plovers that returned, we were also able to gain insight into the timing of migration and details about their route and stopover locations. Understanding how plovers move across the landscape and how these movement patterns differ between life stages can help guide management decisions.The GIS Seminar Series is hosted by the Department of Community and Regional Planning.
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[post_content] => Work by 24 graduating seniors in integrated studio arts will be displayed in Spectrum, the 2024 BFA exhibition, from May 2–9 in Gallery 181. A public reception will be from 4–6 p.m. Saturday, May 4.
The show will feature an array of artworks of various mediums, including, but not limited to drawing, textiles, printmaking, painting, sculpture, photography and digital art. The students themselves have designed and organized the entire exhibition and worked in committees to develop branding, plan and install the exhibition and plan the reception.
Participating student artists
Camila Cebollero, MAYAGUEZ Puerto Rico
Marielle Denning, NEW BRIGHTON MN
Tristan Doehne, MONROE, IA
Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
Grace Hatchitt, ADEL, IA
Sophie Hixson, WEST DES MOINES, IA
Harlee Holub, CENTRAL CITY, IA
Hannah Johnson, PLYMOUTH, MN
Rowan Larson, PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ
Asha Le, DES MOINES, IA
Emily Miller, Huxley, IA
Sam Morrow, URBANDALE, IA
Hana Oldroyd, SIOUX CITY, IA
Cameryn Piskule, HUNTLEY, IL
Elena Rafson, CEDAR RAPIDS, IA
Clayton Ross, MISSOURI VALLEY, IA
Ayla Schiller, WAUKEE, IA
Evan Shortt, WINTERSET, IA
Nyah Speitel, Sanford, NC
Jazmin Terrell, URBANDALE, IA
Steven Vorrath, WAUKEE, IA
Isabel Wilson, ALTOONA, IA
KyuJin Yoo, Seoul, South Korea
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Marielle Denning, NEW BRIGHTON MN
Tristan Doehne, MONROE, IA
Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
Grace Hatchitt, ADEL, IA
Sophie Hixson, WEST DES MOINES, IA
Harlee Holub, CENTRAL CITY, IA
Hannah Johnson, PLYMOUTH, MN
Rowan Larson, PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ
Asha Le, DES MOINES, IA
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Sam Morrow, URBANDALE, IA
Hana Oldroyd, SIOUX CITY, IA
Cameryn Piskule, HUNTLEY, IL
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Clayton Ross, MISSOURI VALLEY, IA
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Evan Shortt, WINTERSET, IA
Nyah Speitel, Sanford, NC
Jazmin Terrell, URBANDALE, IA
Steven Vorrath, WAUKEE, IA
Isabel Wilson, ALTOONA, IA
KyuJin Yoo, Seoul, South Korea
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Camila Cebollero, MAYAGUEZ Puerto Rico
Marielle Denning, NEW BRIGHTON MN
Tristan Doehne, MONROE, IA
Devon Friedrichs, DIXON, IA
Hannah Greenfield, Deerfield, IL
Grace Hatchitt, ADEL, IA
Sophie Hixson, WEST DES MOINES, IA
Harlee Holub, CENTRAL CITY, IA
Hannah Johnson, PLYMOUTH, MN
Rowan Larson, PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ
Asha Le, DES MOINES, IA
Emily Miller, Huxley, IA
Sam Morrow, URBANDALE, IA
Hana Oldroyd, SIOUX CITY, IA
Cameryn Piskule, HUNTLEY, IL
Elena Rafson, CEDAR RAPIDS, IA
Clayton Ross, MISSOURI VALLEY, IA
Ayla Schiller, WAUKEE, IA
Evan Shortt, WINTERSET, IA
Nyah Speitel, Sanford, NC
Jazmin Terrell, URBANDALE, IA
Steven Vorrath, WAUKEE, IA
Isabel Wilson, ALTOONA, IA
KyuJin Yoo, Seoul, South Korea
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[post_content] => Celebrate the work of graduating seniors in industrial design at this showcase of their final projects and portfolios on the first floor of the Student Innovation Center.
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What is Convocation?
The College of Design convocation is a separate event from the official Iowa State University commencement ceremonies. Convocation includes only students from the College of Design and allows students and their guests a shorter, more individualized celebration of their achievement. Convocation will include greetings from Design administration, remarks by faculty representatives from each department and individual recognition of each graduating student in attendance. Diploma covers are not presented at convocation.
RSVP for Graduation & Convocation
Candidates for graduation should RSVP online via AccessPlus. Under Student, choose Graduation and complete all required fields. The RSVP link will be active until Tuesday, May 7. Students who did not register for convocation but would still like to attend will be asked to complete a blank walking card before the event.
Faculty Representative Voting
A faculty member from each department will be invited to speak at graduation convocation. Graduating students are encouraged to vote for the faculty member who has made an impact on their education in the College of Design, by following this link and selecting Graduation Speaker Voting. Faculty representative voting will close Friday, April 19.
Attire
Students and faculty are asked to wear business professional attire. Graduation caps and gowns are optional at convocation. Academic regalia must be worn at university ceremonies.
Parking, Arrival & Check-In
Complimentary parking is available south of Stephens Auditorium. Handicapped parking is available in lot F on the west side of Stephens Auditorium. See Stephens Auditorium parking information here. Doors to Stephens Auditorium will open to the public at 8 a.m. Coffee will be available in the main lobby. Student check-in will be backstage, and students will check in with their department chairs and/or faculty representatives. Students can enter from the loading dock through the stage door on the south side of the building to check in.
Special Accommodations & Accessibility for Guests
Wheelchair-accessible seating is available at the back of the main floor. This area can be accessed by entering through the north ground floor doors and taking the elevator to the main floor. Those with mobility restrictions, but not wheelchair users, may enter through the southwest tower doors to access seating on the house-right side of row 11 without negotiating stairs.
Livestream & Photography
For the enjoyment of those who cannot celebration with us in person, the convocation will be livestreamed on the college's YouTube channel. Flash Photography will take professional photos during the ceremony that are optional to purchase. Proofs will be provided in the mail and electronically. Additional questions regarding photography should be directed to Flash Photography.
Diploma Information
Diplomas will not be handed out during convocation or commencement ceremonies. Graduation requirements will be verified, and diplomas will be mailed to all candidates who have successfully completed degree requirements. Diploma covers are presented at the university's commencement ceremonies.
University Graduate & Undergraduate Commencement Ceremonies
All ISU graduating students are encouraged to attend the university’s official commencement ceremonies. Academic attire is required at these ceremonies. Note that there are three undergraduate ceremonies. The College of Design will be recognized at the second ceremony.
Graduate Commencement Ceremony, 7 p.m. Thursday, May 9, Hilton Coliseum
Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony, 2 p.m. Saturday, May 11, Hilton Coliseum
Distinction cords are distributed by the Office of the Registrar. If you have qualified for distinction cords, you will receive an email from the Office of the Registrar a month before graduation with the date, time and location to pick up your cords. To see if you have qualified for distinction:
Login to AccessPlus
2. Select the Student tab
3. Click Graduation
4. Choose Graduation Status
Questions?
Contact Seda McKilligan, senior associate dean, (515) 294-0737, seda@iastate.edu, with questions about the college convocation. Questions regarding the university’s commencement ceremonies or distinction can be directed to the Office of the Registrar, (515) 294-1840, graduation@iastate.edu.
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[post_content] => College of Design graduates from all disciplines are invited to reconnect with friends and fellow alumni at the Iowa State University College of Design alumni reception during the AIA Conference on Architecture (A'24) in Washington, D.C. Attendance is welcome regardless of A'24 participation.
Join us from 5:30–7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 5 in Salon K at the Marriott Marquis Washington D.C. Dean Luis Rico-Gutierrez will share remarks beginning at 6 p.m. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages will be served.
An RSVP is appreciated but not required to attend.
Please contact event planner and alumni relations coordinator Saylor Upah with questions.
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[post_content] => The show will be on display August 26 - September 18 in Gallery 181, located on the first floor of the College of Design building on the west side of the Iowa State Campus.
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College of Design – Iowa State University College of DesignSkip To Main Content
Welcome to one of the nation’s most comprehensive design institutions for art and design
You’re invited to create a better future at the College of Design. We offer an impressive array of majors under one roof, providing a strong, multidisciplinary experience that encourages experimentation, unconstrained creativity, and global collaboration.
Through our nationally-recognized undergraduate programs, you can follow your passions, customize your academic journey, and gain skills that can make an impact in your world.
of our graduates were either employed or continuing education within six months of graduation, showing they graduate highly-skilled and are in high-demand
A small college, a big university, and you benefit from both
The College of Design is the smallest college at Iowa State University, comprising around 2,000 undergraduate and graduate students. Design students benefit from a breadth of opportunities and services to complement and enrich their academic careers, all while enjoying an average class size of 16 students.
With hands-on instruction from our nationally and internationally renowned faculty and state-of-the-art production and fabrication facilities, you really get the best of both worlds.
At the College of Design, our faculty, staff, and students don’t just dream of the future. They enable it.
Through research and outreach programs and initiatives, our designers are helping to build solutions to some of the world’s biggest challenges and actively seek to improve the quality of life experiences for everyone, everywhere.
Our students regularly test the boundaries of what is thought to be possible. They strive to make a difference in their communities and the world. They want to leave their mark and at the College of Design, we work to make it possible. Through coursework and extracurricular activities, our students are constantly honing their skills.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
We believe everyone has a spark of innovation within them. That’s why we embed innovation and entrepreneurship opportunities into our coursework, research, facilities, and student resources. See what innovative and entrepreneurial opportunities await you at the College of Design.
Find your place at Iowa State University’s College of Design, where we like to ask questions, poke and prod, create something new, and make a difference through design.
