Future History 3

Schedule


6pm Reception	Friday, March 6 Designing Obama UIC Forum 725 W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago, IL 60607 Register online at: http://www.aigachicago.org	$10 for members $20 for non-members $5 for students.


7:30–9:00	Saturday, March 7 FH3 Conference: Breakfast / Registration Hotel InterContinental Chicago Driving Directions to conference: FH09_Map	Empire Ballroom, Level 7

9:00–9:15	Welcome Marcia Lausen, University of Illinois at Chicago	Grand Ballroom, Level 7

9:15–10:15	Keynote: W. J. T. Mitchell The Future of the Image	Grand Ballroom, Level 7

10:15–11:00	Meredith Davis Why do we need doctoral study in design?	Grand Ballroom, Level 7

11:00–1:00	New! Lunch Buffet	Empire Ballroom, Level 7

1:00–1:45	Kenya Hara “Emptiness” A Creative Receptacle	Grand Ballroom, Level 7

2:00–2:45	Design Research Stacie Rohrbach, Carnegie Mellon University, Effectively Assessing the Learning Outcomes of Students: The Use of Pre- and Post-Testing Methods Curriculum Leslie Becker, California College of Arts, Autonomy at the End of the Beginning MFA Thesis Valentina Miosuro, North Carolina State University, Teaching patients system thinking and management skills. Visual skill-training and monitoring devices for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients	Grand Ballroom, Level 7 Renaissance Ballroom, Level 5 King Arthur Court, Level 3

3:00–3:45	Design Research Michael Renner, The Basel School of Design, Towards an applied Iconic Research Curriculum Ben Meyer and Renee Seward, University of Cincinnati, Intersecting Static and Dynamic Methodology Design Research Heidi Cies, Syracuse University, Social Responsibility in the Visual Communications Curriculum	Grand Ballroom, Level 7 Renaissance Ballroom, Level 5 King Arthur Court, Level 3

3:45–4:15	Break, snacks	Empire Ballroom, Level 7

4:15–5:00	Design Research Kelly Costello, Institute of Design at IIT, Organizing for Innovation: New Challenges for Designers Curriculum Lee Vander Kooi, Indiana University Herron School, Learning to Design for 21st Century Complexity MFA Thesis Karen Kwan, York University, York University in Toronto, The Web 2.0 Revolution in Online Design Education: how social networking technologies are enabling virtual design learning	Grand Ballroom, Level 7 Renaissance Ballroom, Level 5 King Arthur Court, Level 3

5:15–6:00	Sheila Levrant de Bretteville then now, what then?	Grand Ballroom, Level 7







7:30–9:00	Sunday, March 8 FH3 Conference: Breakfast	Renaissance Ballroom, Level 5

8:00–9:00	Adobe Presentation	Grand Ballroom, Level 7

9:00–9:10	Welcome Laurie Churchman, AIGA board of directors	Grand Ballroom, Level 7

9:15–10:00	Design Research Sean Bolan, University of Washington, Understanding Design: Cultivating Undergraduate Design Research Curriculum John Luttropp and Anthony Inciong, Montclair State University, Graphic Design, Beginning I: A New Approach Curriculum Michael Eppelheimer and Jamie Gray, Kansas City Art Institute Technology Integration and Blog Culture at the Kansas City Art Institute	Grand Ballroom, Level 7 Empire Ballroom, Level 7 King Arthur Court, Level 3

10:15–11:00	Design Research Michael R. Gibson, University of North Texas, Making the Social, Technological, Environmental, Economic and Political Case for a Master’s Level Educational Experience Titled, Collaborative Innovation Studies Curriculum N. Silas Munro and Martha Scotford, North Carolina State University, Design as System / Food as System 2008 launch of first junior-level studio within new curricular structure MFA Thesis Leilah Rampa, University of Illinois at Chicago, Wayfinding and Waygiving: Mapping meaningful relationships between design artifacts, users, and environment	Grand Ballroom, Level 7 Empire Ballroom, Level 7 King Arthur Court, Level 3

11:15—12:00	Gerard Hadders and Ewan Lentjes Localize, Question, Open Up and Design. Building a bridge between science and craft.	Grand Ballroom, Level 7

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