AIGA Design Conference Design Educators Community (DEC) Track 2024
The AIGA DEC Track at the Margins AIGA National Conference was held from October 10 to 12, 2024. Thank you to the DEC community for your support and involvement in this track!
Logistics: Natalie Tyree, DEC Co-Chair Katie Krcmarik, DEC Co-Chair Tasheka Arceneaux Sutton, Conference Co-Chair Lisa Elzey Mercer, Conference Co-Chair Giulia Donatello, AIGA National, Design Competitions and Events Manager Lee-Sean Huang, AIGA National, Director of Design Content & Learning
Peer Review Process Lead/Coordinator: Katie Krcmarik
DEC Steering Committee Communications: Tasheka Arceneaux Sutton Patricia Childers Lisa Elzey Mercer Vinicius Lima Yvette Shen
Panel: Sticky Icky AI: Preserving Creativity in the AI Tar Pits With Jena Marble and Isabel Bo-Linn
2 PM EST: Design Educators Community Session 2
Paper Presentations: Empowering Design Students: Engaging, Creating, and Evaluating with Generative AI By Leah Spalding
From Homeland to New Land: Animation and VR Storytelling By Zahra Zare Reimagining Design
Assessment: AI-Powered Labor-Based Rubrics By Shannon Zenner
3 PM EST: Design Educators Community Session 3
Panel: Incorporating Accessible Design Practices for Seen and Unseen Disabilities into Design Pedagogy With Jenny Kowalski, Ana Farnham, and Julie Sayo
4 PM EST: Design Educators Community Session 4
Paper Presentations: Enhancing Civic Engagement: Community-led Game Design in Marginalized Sectors By Magdalena Manríquez and Christian Sebastián
Supergraphic Landscapes: Spatializing Justice through Design Education By Nekita Thomas
Designing Wakanda & Black Liberatory Futures By Terresa Moses PhD
Friday, October 11th, 2024
12 PM EST: Design Educators Community Session 5
Paper Presentations: Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity (DMIS) Orientation Stages and Inequities in Design Education By Danilo Bojic
If You Want To Decolonize, First Appreciate the Colonized By David Stairs
Meaningful Connections: Awareness, Belonging and Community in Latinas with ADHD By Flory Sanabria
1 PM EST: Design Educators Community Session 6
Panel: Navigating Emerging Practices in Interaction and Experience Design Education With MiHyun Kim, David Oh, Nishra Ranpura, Cathryn Ploehn
2 PM EST: Design Educators Community Session 7
Paper Presentations: Science Fiction, Utopia, and Speculative Designa By Emily B. Yang
F(r)ictions: Uchronia as Design Teaching Method By Adán Farías Forero
Import / Export: American Design History in Guangzhou By Brockett Horne and Hailin Zhang
3 PM EST: Design Educators Community Session 8
Panel: Racism Untaught in Practice With Terresa Moses PhD, Andrew Shea, Angelica Sibrian, and Lisa Elzey Mercer
4 PM EST: Design Educators Community Session 9
Paper Presentations: Typography in the Public Sphere: Design as Public Address By Christopher Cote
Tasmim Index: Publishing as Resistance By Nida Abdullah and Dina Benbrahim
Shifting Graphic Design from the Margins of Industry to Deepen Learning Across the Lifespan By Kristina Lamour Sansone
Saturday, October 12th, 2024
11 AM EST: Design Educators Community Session 10
Paper Presentations: Mental Health Matters: Supporting Student Mental Health by Co-designing mHealth Applications By Ting Zhou
Need, Want, Love: Humans + Climate Change A Climate Change Communications Publication Case Study By Courtney Mayer
Design Directions: Uniting Women in Design By Andrea Hempstead
12 PM EST: Design Educators Community Session 11
Graduate Student Paper Presentations: Moving Beyond Human-Centered in Postsecondary Design Education: Towards a New Sustainability Pedagogy By Cindy Raspiller
Conversation, Recognition, Reclamation, Care: An Autoethnographic Study of Recovery Through Making By Jessica Gobble
Beyond Borders By Payoshni Immadi
Black Brilliance, Beyond the Margins By Marlin McKnight
Embodied Design Pedagogy: Learning Spaces as Worldbuilding By Cherilyn Tan
Living at the Marginal Positions: Autoethnography of Global South Designers in the U.S. Design Education By Hien Phan
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