Meet the 20 students who will make up the Class of 2019. Over the next few weeks, we’ll highlight three incoming students at a time. Today: Jennifer (Wen Chun) Wei, Johnson Vinothkumar, and Kate Styer.
Meet the 20 students who will make up the Class of 2019. Over the next few weeks, we’ll highlight three incoming students at a time. Today: Crystal Wang, Glenda Capdeville, and Jason Branch.
Meet the 20 students who will make up the Class of 2019. Over the next few weeks, we’ll highlight two incoming students at a time. Today: Angie Ngoc Tran and Arielle Royston.
Meet the 20 students who will make up the Class of 2019. Over the next few weeks, we’ll highlight three incoming students at a time. Today: Abhinav Sircar, Addi Hou, and Andrea Kang.
Our annual summer program gives students and designers the opportunity to further their understanding of the field of interaction design firsthand.
This year's Thesis Festival Keynote speaker was Leadership, Ethics, and Professional Practice teacher Munawar Ahmed. Munawar is a design and technology consultant, and founding partner at Bluprint. Her work over the last 17 years has spanned brand development, digital strategy, user experience design, workflow streamlining, data modeling, and large-scale back-end system implementations.
Alum Kohzy Koh, along with Products of Design students Gahnee Kang, and Doug Fertig, won the Runner Up Service Design Award at Core77 Design Awards for Sift, their platform that helps canners quickly figure out which containers can be returned for money in their state, while establishing a stronger connection between recycling center and canner.
Students Elushika Weerakoon, Paola Rangel, and Uijun Park's Kiwi, a mobile application scanner for physical textbooks that enhances the reading experience for high school students, has been selected as one of very few university projects to be funded as part of the 2016-2017 Verizon Challenge.
MFA Interaction Design hosts the 2017 Thesis Festival: Wonderful Behaviors, May 8 in New York City.
Lessons from teaching Entrepreneurial Design by Christina Xu and Gary Chou
The applications deadline has passed but space remains only until there are no more seats available.
Edited by Gareth Cook, and with an introduction by Radiolab’s Robert Krulwich, The Best American Infographics of 2016 is the fourth and final volume in the series and features alum Christopher Cannon, faculty Now Younse, and faculty emeritus Nicholas Felton.
