Ten MFAD students from the Class of 2011 presented their theses to a review committee comprised of faculty, alumni and advisors. Projects included a clothing line for young adults with sensory processing disorder; retail yarn store housed in vintage Airstream trailer; mobile app to enable children to bring their neighborhood to life; curated on-line community showcasing an older generation of creatives; program for kids to re-purpose materials around them; campaign celebrating everyday life; online social calendar; children’s book series on Cajun culture; rating system for men’s clothing made in America; and lifestyle brand that takes commonplace tools seriously.

Students will be presenting to the larger design community at the SVA Theatre:
April 20 from 12 – 7pm.

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A live webcast will be streamed day of Forum here.