Virtual Tour: Department of Design Spring Exhibit
On view at UAS Online.
Join us for a guided walkthrough of the 2021 Department of Design Spring Exhibit, an online exhibition featuring the senior theses by the undergraduates from each of the three programs: Industrial Design, Interior Design, and Visual Communication Design.
The online tours will be organized around the following themes:
Health & Wellness April 6, 2020 5-6pm
Dana Niehaus, A platform for those struggling with their mental health to match them with their perfectly suited therapist
Donna Zheng, Topsy Turvy Clinic: A Health Center for Children & Families
Emma Coughlin, Weebler
Gabby McCloy, Embrace: Holistic Pregnancy and Motherhood Wellness Center
Isabelle Rea, Obi: The Optical Blood Pressure Instrument
Katherine Hunter, Prosper: A Community Centric Wellness Center
Lauren Todd, Griff
Lily Li, Promoting skin health and management through empowering and inclusive education.
Natalie Hunt, Trauma-conscious holistic healing center
Sherry Xiao, Personalized Food Management System
Education and Learning April 13, 2020 5-6pm
Ava Berzinsky, Bridging the gap between healthcare nonprofit organizations and Columbus residents with healthcare needs.
Benjamin Mosher, Hive-A Makerspace Management System
Ethan Newburger, A remote video-chat experience for virtual middle school classes
Jisung Kim, Franklinton Education Art Center
Julia Spencer, DigiClip
Maria Basile, Wander
Sarah Martin, Climate Change in the Classroom
Serena Schwallie, Frameworks: building trades career center
Ziwei (Cecilia) Li, PEPPY
History, Culture, and Technology April 20, 2020 5-6pm
Amber Lanese, LEAF: Helping readers enjoy discovering books online, with a searching experience that is personable, customizable, informative, and fun
Blake Charles, Olympics
Christine Stankiewicz, Made it: Making the kitchen easy, efficient, and approachable
Claire Spicer, Campfire, a digital tool for learning and playing the guitar
Kai McKinney, Workaround
Kelly Doepker, Soul Purpose, a multicultural outreach/spiritual reflection center
Lydia Johnston, Franklinton RISE
Nadia Ayad, Ripple Community Jukebox
Nicholas Pentony, Building and fostering stronger connections through shared tastes in music
Nick Romanowski, Promoting ethical consumption habits amongst consumers
Ruohan Wang, XIU
Shijie Li, Wmovie
Tira DiYanni, The Power of Eating Together
Xueqing Wang, Teco Cente: Recycle. Repair. Reconnect
Social Impact April 27, 2020 5-6pm
Aaron Cochran, Atlas Meats Mobile Processing Service
Arielle Lucas, Bloom: Grocery and Kitchen
August Majteny, Food Pantry Service Design
Caroline Jergens, Common Ground
Hannah Welling, Mind in Motion: dance movement therapy for trauma
Jenny Feng, Row
Leila Akberdin, Atlas Meats Mobile Processing Service
Nadja Dewberry, The Importance of Black trans women and their visibility
Olivia Forsyth, Franklinton Fabrix: Community-Centric Fashion Maker's Studio
Phonrop (Pearce) Prommuang, Franklinton Union Resources & Drop-in Center
Rachel Patterson, The Midway House: Post-Incarcerated Transitional Housing
Sagul Ali, A platform celebrating the creative works and stories of women of color
Zhiyuan (Jimmy) Li, Franklinton's Backyard Kitchen
