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Irmgard Sorenson-Popitz, Gilmore Aug 2021

Irmgard Sorenson-Popitz, Gilmore

Communication Design: Design Pioneers

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Morag Myerscough, Lukas Emory Aug 2021

Morag Myerscough, Lukas Emory

Communication Design: Design Pioneers

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Alan Fletcher, George Rodriguez Aug 2021

Alan Fletcher, George Rodriguez

Communication Design: Design Pioneers

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Lotte Reininger, Adam Omar Jul 2021

Lotte Reininger, Adam Omar

Communication Design: Design Pioneers

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Kelli Anderson, Alexis Grant Jul 2021

Kelli Anderson, Alexis Grant

Communication Design: Design Pioneers

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James Victore, Anthony Jandrokovic Jul 2021

James Victore, Anthony Jandrokovic

Communication Design: Design Pioneers

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Chiara Aliotta, Mary Ann Ganoung-Williams Jul 2021

Chiara Aliotta, Mary Ann Ganoung-Williams

Communication Design: Design Pioneers

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Sagi Haviv, William Spanjer Jul 2021

Sagi Haviv, William Spanjer

Communication Design: Design Pioneers

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Shanti Sparrow, Catie Benner Jun 2021

Shanti Sparrow, Catie Benner

Communication Design: Design Pioneers

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How Will I Thrive? Developing Designer Professional Identity Among Undergraduate Communication Design Students, Denise Bosler Feb 2021

How Will I Thrive? Developing Designer Professional Identity Among Undergraduate Communication Design Students, Denise Bosler

Education Doctorate Dissertations

A designer’s professional identity is constructed throughout a designer’s life and is developed through life experiences and education. While understanding the general importance of a professional identity is often clear to recent design graduates, developing it requires becoming self-aware of what traits constitutes designer professional identity (DPI). Kunrath, Cash and Yi-ling (2016) define DPI as the synthesis of personal attributes and design skills. However, the development of this full complement of DPI traits is often ignored and ill-supported in design education curriculum. A student’s DPI, if under-developed, can be a barrier to successfully transitioning from student to professional. Design educators …