Monday, March 7, 2011
Panel of experts
Confirmed:
1. Susana Hennessey-Lavery, Health Educator with the San Francisco Department of Public Health. She has previously worked with a community-based organization on researching graphic warning labels in countries outside the United States.
2. Minu Kumar, Assistant Professor of Marketing at San Francisco State University. He has co-authored an article that appeared in the Journal of Consumer Psychology titled “Aesthetic principles and cognitive emotion appraisals: How much of the beauty lies in the eye of the beholder?”
Waiting to hear back from:
3. Rachel Grana, first-year fellow at UCSF. She is a researcher at UCSF and worked as a government-contracted analyst to the Tobacco Control Research Branch at the National Cancer Institute.
4. Debra Nichols, design director of Heroes & Hearts, program at the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation. She has over 30 years of experience in environmental graphic design and is a former member of the University of California’s Advisory Council for the Department of Environmental Design.
1. Susana Hennessey-Lavery, Health Educator with the San Francisco Department of Public Health. She has previously worked with a community-based organization on researching graphic warning labels in countries outside the United States.
2. Minu Kumar, Assistant Professor of Marketing at San Francisco State University. He has co-authored an article that appeared in the Journal of Consumer Psychology titled “Aesthetic principles and cognitive emotion appraisals: How much of the beauty lies in the eye of the beholder?”
Waiting to hear back from:
3. Rachel Grana, first-year fellow at UCSF. She is a researcher at UCSF and worked as a government-contracted analyst to the Tobacco Control Research Branch at the National Cancer Institute.
4. Debra Nichols, design director of Heroes & Hearts, program at the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation. She has over 30 years of experience in environmental graphic design and is a former member of the University of California’s Advisory Council for the Department of Environmental Design.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Short survey for cigarette warning labels
Please take a few minutes to complete my short survey on cigarette warning labels. The survey is intended ONLY FOR THOSE WHO CURRENTLY SMOKE CIGARETTES. Thank you very much for your help!
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Intro
I am Erica, a full-time student and aspiring designer. I am studying Visual Communication Design. I'm interested in typography and color.
I am inspired by everyday life around me, even just the streets I walk on. Both great design and poor design inspire me.
My influences come from the things I encounter in daily life, from the people I meet to the music I listen to. I'm also influenced by other artists and designers who have staked a claim in the design realm before me.
My hope in my life is that I can have a significant impact on someone's life in a positive way, either through my design work or otherwise. I want to make other people experience happiness, even if for a moment.
Here's an image that best describes me and my vision. It's a picture of me and a few of my good friends, just having fun and enjoying life. I guess you could say my vision is what I feel is captured here in this photo. It's the feeling of warmth and even joy, being surrounded by a solid network of support. It just gives you a good feeling. That's my vision and hope.
Six key words that best describe me? Positive, playful, warmhearted, cautious, determined, and real.
Your Final Initial Problem/Purpose Statement Proposals:
I am inspired by everyday life around me, even just the streets I walk on. Both great design and poor design inspire me.
My influences come from the things I encounter in daily life, from the people I meet to the music I listen to. I'm also influenced by other artists and designers who have staked a claim in the design realm before me.
My hope in my life is that I can have a significant impact on someone's life in a positive way, either through my design work or otherwise. I want to make other people experience happiness, even if for a moment.
Six key words that best describe me? Positive, playful, warmhearted, cautious, determined, and real.
Your Final Initial Problem/Purpose Statement Proposals:
The current Surgeon General's warning on cigarette packs in San Francisco are ineffective at informing smokers of the risks associated with smoking.
The purpose of this study was to research and develop a visual solution that would have a greater effect on consumers' cigarette buying habits.
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