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Congratulations, Graduates!

Congratulations to our newest MA in Sustainable Design alumni. We are intensely proud of you and your hard work. We cannot wait to see the places you will go and the things that you will accomplish!

thesis was titled, Biking and the City: Increasing ridership as transportation through city implementation of assistance and communications initiatives. (Advisor: )

thesis was titled, printCYCLE: A sustainable bicycle business. (Advisor: )

thesis was titled, A Framework Design for a Sustainable Font. (Advisor: )

thesis was titled, An Integrated Living Home Exhibit. (Advisor: )

was titled, Physical Activity in the Workplace: Exploration of design to subconsciously increase movement and improve sustainability. (Advisor: )


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About the MA Program
Published on
January 10, 2017
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eco-career
global innovation
51±¬ÁϹÙÍø sustainable design

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