
A collaboration with the Mayo Clinic Innovation Unit and the American Cancer Society to create a mixed-media campaign to promote colorectal cancer screening.
"Human-centered design requires that we stay sensitive to the cultural values of the community, helping them not just survive, but thrive."
Javier Palomares, Environmental Design, Faculty
From field research in Guatemala to the development of a practical, low-cost solar-powered system that stores and passively purifies water.
Fifteen years in, this campaign celebrates the International Conference on Population and Development, a groundbreaking global agreement.
"The students were able to grasp the need and the reality of vulnerable communities and translate that information into creative yet realistic ideas. This was a great example of how design can contribute to furthering a cause."
Bianca Lomell, Regional Director for North America, Project Concern International (PCI)
A collaboration with the Mayo Clinic Innovation Unit and the American Cancer Society to create a mixed-media campaign to promote colorectal cancer screening.