DES 111R
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Design Lecture Series
Course Description
Visiting lecture series exploring visual culture and and design practice through the lenses of various practicing professionals.
When Taught
Fall
Min
0.5
Fixed/Max
0.5
Fixed
1
Fixed
0
Other Prerequisites
Design majors only or instructor permission.
Title
Appreciate Diverse Creative Perspectives Through Professional Voices
Learning Outcome
Students will gain an appreciation for the global and interdisciplinary nature of design practice by engaging with visiting professionals - fostering empathy, respect for diversity, and openness to new ideas. Through these experiences, students will build a foundation for lifelong learning by exploring and understanding the evolution, current trends, and professional practices of various disciplines of contemporary design practice.
Title
Recognize the Influence of Faith and Values in a Professional Creative Life
Learning Outcome
Students will be exposed to examples of: (a) how personal and spiritual values can be integrated into, and guide creative processes, (b) the Moral and Ethical Dimensions of Design Practice, and (c) its potential for Social Impact.
Title
Engage in Personal Reflection, Laying the Foundation for Personal Vision and Creative Confidence
Learning Outcome
Through thoughtful analysis and personal reflection, students will begin to cultivate their own creative voice and design identity, reflecting on the intersection of personal inspiration, academic learning, and spiritual growth.