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I am an independent designer located in Philadelphia. I received my MFA in industrial design from the Rochester Institute of Technology in the spring of 2000. I then began my professional career at Michael Graves Design Group in Princeton, NJ. During my time there, I gained experience in a broad range of design categories that include housewares, electronics, furniture, soft goods, tabletop, and faucets, etc.

Areas of expertise

Industrial Design, Housewares, Electronics, Furniture, Softgoods

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Educational History

The College of Wooster, Ohio, United States
Bachelor’s degree, 1996.
Areas of study: Studio Art
Awards: Arthur Holly Compton Scholarship, for students who show that they have done outstanding independent work, 1997 Netta Strain Scott prize in art, for “outstanding ability in creative studio work”, 1996 Netta Strain Scott prize in art
Activities and societies: Outdoor Club, Co-leader

The Rochester Institute of Technology, New York, United States
Master’s degree, 1999.
Areas of study: Industrial Design
Awards: 1998-2000 Graduate Scholarship recipient, 1998-2000 Head Graduate Assistant
Activities and societies: IDSA, Participated in the mini baja competition, where I worked with engineering students to develop and fabricate a body for an off road buggy.

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Fast Talk | July 09, 2008 11:54 am

Q. Fast Talk Question - Could the new milk jug adopted by Wal-mart be the beginning of an era where environmental concerns take pre

A. I don't think so. I admire the new milk jug for it's efficiency, but the fact that people have difficulty pouring it is a design flaw, not the beginning of a trend. In fact, trends are toward both...

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