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Bryan Howell, IDSA

Associate Professor, Industrial Design, Brigham Young University

Bryan Howell, IDSA

At BYU, I teach visual literacy, design history, international design studies, entrepreneurship, and advanced product research and development. My research focuses on Visual Knowledge, and I co-lead the “Sketching” special interest group (SIG) in the design society. I remain connected to the industry by consulting as an expert witness for technology companies like Apple and mentoring design team managers on best processes.

Professionally, I started my career at frog design in Germany, relocated to Silicon Valley to work with Steve Jobs at NeXT Computer, and then moved to Dell, where I eventually directed a $9 million annual design budget.

Exploring the Gender Stereotype Threat Women Experience in Team-Based EDU Settings

Rapid Fire Session

Track 2

Wed - Sept. 22

5:31 pm EDT

Coming soon!

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For 60 years, the Industrial Designers Society of America has worked to advance the practice of industrial design through education, information, community, and advocacy. Our roots stretch to the beginning of the profession, and our members are, and have been, some of the most celebrated industrial designers of all time. Today, we exist as a global voice for industrial design within a broad ecosystem of design disciplines and we celebrate the cross-functional overlap of many creative fields.

Learn more at IDSA.org

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