Graphic Design Department Book Award
Posted: May 26th, 2009 | Author: Alberto Rigau | Filed under: NC State, Personal | Tags: Conference Presentation, Contemporary Culture, Cultural Ideas, Culture, Design Award, design thinking, Graduate School, Graduate School Terminology, Graduate Studies, Graduate Studies in Graphic Design, Graphic Design, interaction, NC State, NC State College of Design, Teaching, Team-Teaching | No Comments »At the end of every spring semester the College of Design hosts a Student Awards Ceremony for the current graduating class. This is an opportunity for each of the departments to hand out a series of awards to both graduate and undergraduate students.
The graphic design department has traditionally handed out the Book Award. The basic idea is that a faculty member in the program awards a student with a book that will be of benefit in life after graduate school. This year, I shared the graduate book award with Rebecca Tegtmeyer and Marty Lane. Each of us was awarded a different book by a faculty member… I was given The Design Dictionary: Perspectives on Design Terminology (Board of International Research in Design). :)
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