Women In Design
Young women and Industrial Design careers? It’s not oil and water—it’s the future. Our thought is that, if people don’t know about the excellent opportunities we have here, we have to reach out a little further. CCS teamed up with the Ford Motor Company Fund and Ford Design to create a series of “Women in Design” webisodes as the first step in a big movement: urging K-12 school systems, colleges and businesses to develop career paths for females who want to pursue Industrial Design. Also, what’s cool is that CCS’s Live Action Entertainment Arts students planned, scripted and executed this film. If we feel inspired by this (which we do), our hope is that you’ll get some butterflies, too. Watch now.
Kim Hewlett
Kim Hewlett, an Automotive Design student, discusses her passion for design and is shown creating a hand-blender from concept to prototype to final critique of the finished piece. She also discusses her love of auto design in this personal profile.
