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From Arctic living to inclusive education to asphalt recycling—industrial design projects at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada are taking on a wide variety of global challenges. Fourth-year projects by more than two dozen students were showcased at the 39th
The IDSA Career Center returns to the International Design Conference—this time on Thurs., Aug. 17 at the Atlanta Marriot Marquis. After all, Design IS Business is the theme of the IDSA International Design Conference 2017. RSVP now to participate in
A team of Georgia Tech design students, including an IDSA student member, has won the Next Generation Mobility Challenge—co-created by Toyota and Net Impact to inspire young people to develop mobility solutions for social equity and inclusion, improve and streamline transportation and help solve
As the world’s most innovative companies take note of the strategic advantage brought by industrial designers to business, the Industrial Designers Society of America is declaring Design IS Business at its International Design Conference 2017. Registration is open for
The doctors are in… The founders of a multi-billion-dollar company with its roots at an IDSA International Design Conference, have been awarded honorary doctorates by their alma mater. On June 3, 2017, Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia received their
Design majors from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) are among the competitors in The Next Big Idea 2017. Top prize of $5,000 went to BAGMAG, designed by Hans Kohls, industrial design major, and Wade Kellard,
IDSA International Design Excellence Awards 2017 Juror Dan Harden, IDSA, is featured in a new article and video on siliconAngle, discussing design that stands the test of time. In May 2017, Harden hosted the product raffle at the Association for Corporate
Industrial design played a key role in a social impact design project at the University of Louisiana-Lafayette that was pitched to HGTV. Justin Segura, an industrial design senior, teamed up with about a dozen architecture and interior design students to build
Dassault Systèmes is expanding its SolidWorks 3DEXPERIENCE Lab, stateside. “North America has been a wellspring for some of the most impactful startup and entrepreneurial technological innovations of our time,” says Bruno Latchague, senior executive VP, global field operations (Americas), Dassault Systèmes. “We hope
IDSA wrapped up a successful spring conference season with five District Design Conferences from coast-to-coast in 2017—exploring a wide range of design topics. Five new Student Merit Award winners (#IDSASMA) were named across the country, chosen from dozens of school-level winners in each District. Portfolio
A new AARP panel on universal design is bringing together leading practitioners—in products, the home and the community. “While many of us may not always realize it, design impacts our lives every day,” reports the organization with nearly 38 million members,
IDSA’s first Women+Design Summit —focusing on the unique challenges and accomplishments of women in design—was held on May 12, 2017 at the Renaissance San Diego.  “This was phenomenal. I just can’t believe what a wonderful, useful event it was!” says IDSA San Francisco Chapter Chair and IDSA Women
The National Inventors Hall of Fame is hosting Camp Invention 2017 across the country this summer. The one-week program held at locations around the United States inspires creativity, innovation and problem solving in fun and exciting ways to build confidence. “Concepts of problem solving are an integral
An IDSA Student Member has been awarded the $5,000 Scott Morgan Design Scholarship. Audrey Krumenacker, S/IDSA, is a rising senior at Pratt Institute in New York City. She’s set to graduate in 2018 with a degree in ID and a
An IDSA member is capturing media attention by reimagining gowns from one of fashion’s most glamorous nights—as footwear designs! Isaac Toonkel, IDSA, was a four-year member and—during his senior year—the president of the IDSA Student Chapter at Savannah College of Art and Design.
Central     School School Winner   Carnegie Mellon University Lauren Zemering   Cedarville University/International Center for Creativity Grace Countryman   Cleveland Institute of Art Dominic Montante   College for Creative Studies Michael Colley   Columbus College of Art
The winners of the IDSA Student Merit Awards 2017 will be recognized at the IDSA Awards on Fri., Aug. 18 during the IDSA International Design Conference. For the first time, an all-female slate of winners has emerged. The 2017 honorees are: Central
The National Endowment for the Arts has published Industrial Design: A Competitive Edge for US Manufacturing Success in the Global Economy to help advance design as an asset for improving manufactured products and processes. “Another example of the arts positively impacting business is
A team of Western Washington University industrial design, business, chemistry and electrical engineering majors—known as Nova Solar Glazing—has won the $15,000 Wells Fargo grand prize at the 2017 Alaska Airlines Environmental Innovation Challenge (EIC). The students were honored by Washington Gov. Jay Inslee

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