(1/5) Slide from a presentation showing the 5 categories of logos.(2/5) Slide from a presentation showing the 5 categories of logos.(3/5) Slide from a presentation showing the 5 categories of logos.(4/5) Slide from a presentation showing the 5 categories of logos.(5/5) Slide from a presentation showing the 5 categories of logos.My personal logo used as an example of how to construct a logo on a grid using pure shapes.(1/2) Examples of logos submitted by students.(2/2) Examples of logos submitted by students.One student went as far as designing a typeface based on what they learned about typography from the course.
As a Graduate Teaching Associate in OSU's Department of Design, I learned to write syllabi, manage assignments, and submit grades for up to 65 students per quarter. In my first year as a GTA, I also worked with both WOSU & NMA all while a full-time graduate student. To gather feedback for improvement, I went as far as providing an anonymous survey. Here are some teaching aids and student work from a course I taught which introduced Product Design students to Visual Communication Design for personal marketing. Of course, if confidentiality were not an issue, I would share much, much more.