7th Annual Gramlich Showcase of student work held on Tuesday, March 4, 2014. The event features exceptional student work on a broad range of local, national and international policy challenges. For more information visit: www.fordschool.umich.edu/events/calendar/1686/

Circa 1992: notes from Bill Porter's History of Modern Design course at CCS. We had about 15 seconds to take notes and sketch each slide. One of the best classes I have ever taken. When Bill retired from car design and teaching to focus on a house intended to become a museum for his collection, he lent his slides to my friend Brian Kritzman, who had them digitized and continues to teach the course.

FA 112 Ceramics (Instructor: Tanya Batura)

Photo by Alana Thorburn-Watt.

FA 112 Ceramics (Instructor: Phyllis Green)

Connor Brown's folded paper Photoshop assignment.

Students started with just a flat image of a map and had to make it look like it is folded, add shadows, and place it on a background.

Student Art Work Gallery Opening

Charley Freak Mock up (this is all information given)

Photo by Alana Thorburn-Watt.

Photo by Alana Thorburn-Watt.

Lexi Hirtle's tiger image Photoshop assignment.

FA 112 Ceramics (Instructor: Karen Koblitz)

Early spatial cube exercise on the left, final house project on the right.

Photo by Alana Thorburn-Watt.

Marcus Jones, Pittsburgh Rails, Roads and Rivers

Photo by Alana Thorburn-Watt.