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EXPECTATION 7 | social responsibility<br />
A collegiate curriculum is the ideal vehicle to propel<br />
such ideals to the forefront of future graphic design<br />
practice. Traditionally, studio courses such as ‘Social<br />
Awareness,’ ‘Design for Society,’ or ‘Contemporary Issues<br />
in Design’ provide opportunities for students to research<br />
and design a socially responsible campaign. Student<br />
projects typically range anywhere from literacy, politics,<br />
or animal cruelty to the likes of clean water, global<br />
warming, and recycling campaigns. Learning outcomes<br />
from such courses are imperative, as students digest the<br />
vital role of graphic design within society and global<br />
culture as a whole. However, survey results from today’s<br />
leading practitioners conclude that another layer of<br />
social responsibility knowledge must be added to existing<br />
syllabi to better meet twenty-first century professional<br />
expectations. Studio courses must begin to inform<br />
and encourage students to critically apply practical<br />
sustainable processes to any and all design problems.<br />
The Royal College of Art in London, uk has<br />
incorporated a class entitled ‘Passion for Print,’ which<br />
investigates printing possibilities “beyond the surface.”<br />
Students produce design solutions where the influence<br />
of production and process is a primary consideration.<br />
For example, student Lottie Crumbleholme designed a<br />
lithography campaign using sustainable ideals entitled<br />
‘This is the Environmental Impact of your Work,’<br />
which encourages graphic designers to think more<br />
environmentally about the printing process. 32 American<br />
graphic design syllabi must take note and not only<br />
require students to research the content of such visual<br />
communications, but also research and practice with<br />
ethical production methods and materials.<br />
Barack Obama presidential campaign<br />
poster design by Scott Hanson of<br />
ISO50 highlights eco-friendly ideals<br />
This questionnaire gives designers the This opportunity questionnaire to audit gives a piece designers of work they<br />
have recently sent to print in order to see the the opportunity impact that to audit will a have piece made of on<br />
the environment. Non-drying inks printed work on they back have of recently the first sent page to print transfer<br />
any answers that relate to a poor environmental in order to choice see the onto impact the that image it below,<br />
literally showing the impact made.<br />
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