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2020 Summer in Review | MDes 2021 Cohort

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Summer Research Presentations!

When

Sep 2, 2020 – Sep 9, 2020

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Online Attendance

Open to Public?

Yes

The Emily Carr University Jake Kerr Faculty of Graduate Studies is pleased to invite you to the upcoming MDes (Master of Design) 2021 Summer in Review online public presentation series. Would be lovely to see you there!


Wednesday Sept 2, 2:00-3:35pm PDT
| https://bluejeans.com/210340957

  • [2:00–2:20] | JIHYUN PARK
    Perspective is Telling: “I live in a world of others’ worlds”
  • [2:25–2:45] | RICHARD KENNEDY
    The Place of Craft and Computation in the Future of Decentralized Manufacturing: Co-Designing Unique Product with Individual Consumers through Automated Additive Manufacturing
  • [2:50–3:10] | SETH PARKER
    Subversive Design: Designer agency through acts of insurgence
  • [3:15–3:35] | BINOODHA KUNNATH
    Working Remotely with clients on the Autism Spectrum: An interactive support tool for counsellors


Thursday Sept 3, 2:00-4:00pm PDT
| https://bluejeans.com/192151893

  • [2:00–2:20] | ANH (APRIL) NGUYEN
    Food &: Food as the gateway to community engagement and ecological thinking
  • [2:25–2:45] | KHUSHBOO VANSIA
    Note Taking for the Blind
  • [2:50–3:10] | ABEER TAHIR
    Social Distancing: Investigating different ways people can relate to each other in a community or public in COVID-19
  • [3:15–3:35] | ERIN MAIN
    You Had Me At Hello: Unpacking the verbal communication and human connection in challenging times
  • [3:40–4:00] | QINYA (ARIA) CHEN
    Scraps of Conversation: Investigating mental health stigma and Chinese perspectives


Friday Sept 4, 2:00-3:35pm PDT
| https://bluejeans.com/287865116

  • [2:00–2:20] | JULIE VAN OYEN
    Making-With: Multispecies nourishment and care in the pandemic era
  • [2:25–2:45] | OLUWASOLA (SOLA) OLOWO-AKE
    The Glass Box Syndrome: Exploring barriers to black community development in Vancouver
  • [2:50–3:10] | SEPIDEH PARAND
    Touched By Nature: Practicing balance between human and nature through crafting
  • [3:15–3:35] | AVI FARBER
    Making With Earth: Co-creating with clay, maestros, and heartless robots


Tuesday Sept 8, 1:00-3:00pm PDT
| https://bluejeans.com/393377423

  • [1:00-1:20] | YING CAO
    Mind the Gap: Critical visual thinking in communication design
  • [1:25-1:45] | SIMA FOROUTANZADEH
    A Pregnant Object: Re-thinking Human-Object Relationships
  • [1:50- 2:10] | NIKOO FARVARDIN
    More Women in Business: A participatory approach to empower women entrepreneurs
  • [2:15- 2:35] | KAIWEN YANG
    Alternate History and Speculative Present of Hogan’s Alley: It was a long time ago, but we still remember
  • [2:40 - 3:00] | KUNAL GUPTA
    Independent Heroes: Supporting young adults with type 1 diabetes transitioning to independent living


Wednesday Sept 9, 4:00-6:00pm PDT
| https://bluejeans.com/680709050

  • [4:00–4:20] | JINGLAN GE
    Prescribed Cuteness: Design as a tool to question the beauty standards of women’s bodies in China
  • [4:25-4:45] | THEJUS KAYANADATH
    Unethical Ambient Technologies: Exploring the ethics of emerging ubiquitous technologies
  • [4:50 - 5:10] | ALONSO MOLINA ADAME
    Pandemics and Public Space: A meta-analysis
  • [5:15 - 5:35] | ALIJA SULE
    Accessible Food Packaging: Making information on food packaging accessible to people with visual impairments
  • [5:40 - 6:00] | DANNI LI
    Emotional Healing: An investigation of how visualization could be used to help us record and reflect