Member News

IDSA Revises Its Membership Code of Ethics

 

IDSA’s Code of Ethics is an important part of the IDSA membership experience. Every member of IDSA agrees to adhere to this Code as a part of their membership. These statements help ensure that our members are held to a high standard in their business and community interactions. Further, they are a benchmark of honesty, fairness, and accountability for each of us to individually strive for in our work as industrial designers. 

Industrial Design in Maine: A Growing Community of Makers

Redesign of Loon Kayak, 2015 (by Mat Cardinali, IDSA)

Perhaps Maine is not the first state that comes to mind when one thinks about industrial design. Outside of states with prominent industrial design schools in the Northeast, such as New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts, Maine is set apart, but certainly not to be counted out. 

Industrial Design at Universidad de Monterrey

Roberto Garza Sada Center for Art, Architecture and Design at UDEM

 

The Industrial Design program at the Universidad de Monterrey (UDEM) was founded in 1972. In 2021, Industrial Design at UDEM is one of the most prestigious programs in Mexico.

Member Spotlight: Victor Stivala, S/IDSA

 

Victor Stivala, S/IDSA, a senior undergraduate student at Montclair State University, shares how he's honed his ID skills in school and as an intern.

In Memory of Budd Steinhilber, FIDSA

 

IDSA is saddened by the loss of J. Budd Steinhilber, FIDSA (1924-2021), a towering figure in industrial design history and a friend, mentor, and inspiration to many. Budd served on IDSA's Board of Directors as Treasurer/Secretary and served three times on the IDEA Jury. He was inducted into IDSA's Academy of Fellows in 1984 and won IDSA's Personal Recognition Award in 1991. 

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