Chris Wronski

Chris Wronski turns big, complex, and monstrous things into great experiences for people that foster positive influence for the future. Chris questions everything we have today and strives to create and execute ideas (with great love and care) that give us the solutions we need to make the world and living life a little better. By pursuing his education in service design, Chris hopes to expand his passion for design as a method for driving change and become an integral cog of the world we live in.

www.thewronski.com

Darby Thomas

Darby Kim Thomas is a service design major with a concentration in interaction design. She was attracted to service design because of its capacity to use design methods and values to create social good. She can apply her passion for storytelling and her skills in information visualization towards helping people live better lives. She’s currently active as a museum docent and assists with educational workshops for the local community.

www.awcommasweet.com

Jerome Tavé

Jerome Tavé is an industrial and service design major. His interest in contributing to the service sector is continually perpetuated by the potential design has to create new ideas that solve real problems. Using service design methods, Jerome hopes to add meaning to design by placing products into contexts and creating intelligent and sustainable environments for real people to operate in. He hopes to play an integral role in changing the current model of ownership to one centered around access. He is currently active in SCAD IDSA’s student chapter as secretary.

www.jerometave.com

Jerome Tavé

Jerome Tavé is an industrial and service design major. His interest in contributing to the service sector is continually perpetuated by the potential design has to create new ideas that solve real problems. Using service design methods, Jerome hopes to add meaning to design by placing products into contexts and creating intelligent and sustainable environments for real people to operate in. He hopes to play an integral role in changing the current model of ownership to one centered around access. He is currently active in SCAD IDSA’s student chapter as secretary.

www.izacross.com

Nicholas Remis

Nicholas Remis is a service design major with a concentration in industrial design and furniture design, and an associates degree in graphic design. He was attracted to service design because it blends two of his passions, design and business. He feels that service design not only has the potential create a paradigm shift in how business interact with their customers but it also has the potential to act as a tool for addressing some of our largest social problems. He is currently active in SCAD’s IDSA student chapter as vice president.

www.nickremis.com

Erik McDonald

Erik McDonald is a service design major with a concentration in industrial design. He chose service design because of the possibilities it offers to the design world. He is fascinated by, research, ideation, creative problem solving, and the holistic design process relating to tangible and intangible touch points to create superior commodities that people interact with.

Nathan Krischer

Nathan Krischer is a service design major and industrial design minor. He is fascinated by all that is grand and complex, while enjoying the intricacy of detail. He is particularly interested in service design because of the possibilities it holds to changing the world we live on a large scale. He is a problem-solver and a thinker, and enjoys employing inventive methods to solve problems.

Danielle Kanastab

Danielle Kanastab is a service design major with a concentration in industrial and interaction design. She was attracted to service design because of the broad spectrum of disciplines that it encompasses. She is passionate about the application of this toolset to assist in both social and cultural change. She is currently President of SCAD’s IDSA student chapter.

www.daniellekanastab.com

William Green

William Green is an Industrial Design major with a concentration in service design. Service Design is intriguing to William because of its ability to enhance user-centered experiences through many facets of design. The creative collaboration with other fields, such as product design, interaction design and business strategy, provides Will with the vital knowledge necessary to develop more sustainable services. He believes in the future, service design may have the greater impact on society than any other area of design. Will enjoys being a student at SCAD, but he will never forget his roots, O-H!

Chris Cantrell

Chris Cantrell is a service design major with a concentration in Industrial Design. He likes Service Design because it allows him to solve large-scale problems by using design thinking. He believes that Service Design has the possibility to affect society in a big way and is excited to be apart of it.

Kevin Auerbach

Kevin Auerbach is a service design major with a concentration in Industrial Design and Graphic Design. He finds particular interest in the relationship that Service Design holds with business and the ways that it will challenge established business practices and theories. He believes that identifying potential conflicts of design and tradition will only further help him to design successful user experiences.