Education

Real World Impact

Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI is offering a new undergraduate program that draws from the disciplines of art, design, engineering and entrepreneurship. Product Design and Innovation (PD+I)  is set to launch in 2017, and will meet the growing design and manufacturing needs of southwest Michigan and the Midwestern United States—a region that WMU touts as “a hotbed of design and manufacturing activity.”

Marking Milestones

The vice chair of IDSA’s Florida Chapter, Franco Lodato, PhD, IDSA, is marking some milestones in November 2016. He’s taking on a new position in his 30-year career; the design school he's co-launching has been given the green light by the Florida Department of Education to open next year; and Lodato is organizing events to help promote IDSA and industrial design in the state.

IDSA-NYC Portfolio Review

IDSA-NYC has partnered with Designit to hold Portfolio Reviews for the participants of the Mentorship Program and the wider IDSA community members who are beginning their transformation into emerging designers.

Driving Innovation

It's an opportunity for design students to save money for college. Buildium is accepting applications through Nov.

Invitation to Appalachian State University Portfolio Review

Dear Industrial Design Professional's,

You are invited to Appalachian State University’s chapter Portfolio Review on October 29, 2016.

Industrial Design students pride themselves in their hard work and would be honored to gain from your insight and experience in the professional field. The Portfolio Review will be held October 29th from 12:00pm-5:00pm at Appalachian State in the Student Union. Several other schools will also be participating in our Portfolio Review; SCAD, Virginia Tech, NC State, James Madison, and Auburn University.

Opening Doors

“These guys have opened a doorway for me that I thought was locked."
--Shanan LaFeat, US Army veteran

Auburn University IDSA Student Chapter Faculty Advisor Jerrod Windham, associate professor of industrial design, and his industrial design students are changing lives. 

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