• Faculty Mentoring Faculty and Graduate Students (proposed by Suzanne Braunschweig, GES)
• Teaching Creativity Across Disciplines (proposed by FDC staff)
• Inclusive Teaching (proposed by FDC staff)
• Fostering Pedagogies that Engage and Support Transfer Students (proposed by Sarah Jewett, Provost's Office)
• SoTL Writing Accountability (proposed by Liz Stanwyck, MATH & STAT)
  

B.S. INDS: User Experience Design and Development

Web Development Certificate

Degree Mentors:

• Professor Gary Rozanc, Visual Art 
• Dr. Ravi Kuber, Human-Centered Computing 
• Steven McAlpine, Individualized Study

Why did you choose to major in INDS?

I had an interest in studying a user experience related field when I entered college. I started as a computer science and graphic design double major. However, I found more UX-related courses offered by the information systems undergraduate department and human-centered computing graduate department. I felt that INDS was a great fit for me because I had the opportunity to partake in specific courses from a variety of fields/departments. This opportunity allowed me to have an interdisciplinary degree that better entailed the skills and knowledge of UX than any one major/disciplinary field.

What are your plans for after graduation, and how do you see using your INDS degree?

I plan to pursue a graduate degree related to user experience.

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