The
Design Help Desk offers free advice to both undergraduate and graduate
students seeking to improve their visuals for presentation and
publication. Electrical engineering students will be able to get help on
their figures, diagrams, data plots, presentations, and posters.
You may be interested in this UW Today article about the Design Help Desk:http://www.washington.edu/news/2012/02/21/design-eye-for-the-science-guy-drop-in-clinic-helps-scientists-communicate-data/. Last year the Design Help Desk was focused on helping science students, as part of an NSF-funded study. This year, we are able to help students from any discipline.
You may be interested in this UW Today article about the Design Help Desk:http://www.washington.edu/news/2012/02/21/design-eye-for-the-science-guy-drop-in-clinic-helps-scientists-communicate-data/. Last year the Design Help Desk was focused on helping science students, as part of an NSF-funded study. This year, we are able to help students from any discipline.
This Winter quarter, the Design Help Desk operates every Thursday from 3-5 pm in Room Red C, Research Commons, Allen Library South (http://uw.edu/maps/?alb). The consultants are graduate students from the UW Design Division.
Two
faculty members are responsible for the Design Help Desk: Karen Cheng
(Division of Design, UW School of Art) and Marco Rolandi (UW Dept. of
Materials Science and Engineering). Funding for the Design Help Desk has
been provided by the UW Division of Design and the UW College of
Engineering.
