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Rachel Gill

Assistant Professor

School of Design
College of Art and Design

Rachel Gill

Assistant Professor

School of Design
College of Art and Design

Currently Teaching

GRDE-308
3 Credits
This course will focus on design problem solving for three-dimensional spaces and environments. Design process, initial concepts, and final design solutions are developed to assist users in negotiating various interior and exterior environments. Areas of application may include: architectural graphics, signage systems, exhibit design, themed museum experiences, and dynamic environments. Two-dimensional, three-dimensional, and digital design attributes are incorporated using appropriate materials and software.
GRDE-421
3 Credits
This course provides an in-depth overview of processes, theories, design methods, and advanced strategies for branding and systems design. Topics such as positioning, touchpoints, research, and management will be explored to create comprehensive design systems. Case studies will offer students historical context, while they also explore current and future trends in branding and systems design. At the completion of this course, students will have the ability to develop branding, brand strategies, and design systems.

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