Pseudo-Functional Peter Scheidt, assistant professor, art and visual culture I use function (or non-function) as a conceptual starting point in my sculptural work. While my studio practice is grounded in traditional woodworking, I often use digital tools for design and research. I respect the history of the craft but challenge myself to work irreverently and […]
Empowering Underrepresented Communities: The Transformative Role of Graphic Design Patrick Finley, assistant professor, graphic design Graphic design has the power to transform underrepresented communities by amplifying their voices and stories. Through visual storytelling and inclusive design, these communities can convey their unique narratives, foster a sense of belonging and drive positive social change, ultimately bridging […]
Resilience by Design Kotaro Nakamura, professor and chair, Department of Interior Design Creating a sustainable world is becoming increasingly crucial but also very challenging. The term "resilience" often means the ability to bounce back after facing challenges. However, in the context of design, it also refers to the importance of creating a built environment that […]
Join College of Design grants specialist Sandra Norvell for a hands-on workshop and Q+A about Streamlyne, ISU’s new system for internal approvals and submissions to external proposals. Bring your laptop and your questions! Everyone is welcome. Part of the IDRO Friday Research Seminar series sponsored by the Institute for Design Research and Outreach in the […]
Join Angie Schreck, the College of Design's OSPA pre-award administrator, and Sandra Norvell, College of Design grants specialist, for a hands-on workshop and Q+A to answer questions you might have about Streamlyne, ISU's new system for internal approvals and submissions to external proposals. This workshop will open with a quick overview of Streamlyne and a […]
