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I think I finally figured out how to get these two to stop fighting...just stick a window between them!
Our volunteers at the Lions Befrienders Service Association Mei Ling Street Seniors Activity Centre on 31 May 2013!
Kahn, who attended Virginia Commonwealth University in the early millennium, notes the changes he sees around campus since his time there.
The Student Commons now offer more selections and are more colorful, according to Kahn.
He ordered a sandwich from Chik-Fil-A, which he claims "makes something deep within my Southern heart happy."
Our volunteers at the Lions Befrienders Service Association Mei Ling Street Seniors Activity Centre on 31 May 2013!
pebbleinapond.kvwong.com/final.html
Currently only a prototype.
As the Interaction Design program was taking foot within the College of Arts, and with the rest of the community, our class took part in the MSR Design Expo representing the University of Washington for the first time among other prestigous international design academies.
Among the 6 groups in the class, we were given the theme of Health and Wellness as a starting point of our design. Team Pebble in a Pond comprised of an interdisciplinary group of Information Specialists, Industrial Design and Visual Communication expertise. The result of our 9 week effort is a dyanmically created Flash prototype of an online shopping interface called "Fit to Shop." Our objective is to reveal the impact of everyday items on the health and environment while remaining sensative to the topic of a proactive lifestyle.
My role within the team spanned many responsibilities including Project Manager, Interaction Designer and Ethnographic Researcher.