2019 MGD Graduates
by Shadrick Addy & Victoria Gerson
As graphic design practices gradually shift beyond traditional boundaries toward inclusive user-centered and user experience research methods, awareness of the ethical implications of our profession has become a necessity and responsibility of design practitioners and educators.
by Ellis Anderson
In 2016, when I first applied to be part of the Masters of Graphic Design program at NC State University, I met with the Director of Graduate Programs, Denise Gonzales Crisp.
by Jessye Holmgren-Sidell
In almost any bookstore or local library, there is a young children’s section—a secluded friendly corner filled with squashy chairs, colorful wall art, and preschoolers sitting in their parents’ laps.
by Matthew Lemmond
The mind’s impact on cancer’s ability to grow is on the horizon—if not well beyond the bounds—of academic research.
by Krithika Sathyamurthy
Toys are artifacts that encourage children’s expression, fantasy, interest, exploration, education, cognitive development, and gender-role learning.
by Jessye Holmgren-Sidell
We are all activists now,” says cybersecurity counsel Jennifer Granick in her 2017 TED Talk.
by Ellis Anderson
Improvisation can be described as the process of thinking and acting on your feet in response to new and shifting phenomenon, often times linked to chance results when faced with sudden provocation.
by Shadrick Addy
Historically, African Americans have been subjected to racial discrimination and prejudice, an injustice that is still sewn within American society.
