Class 05: Lorelei Kelly '08

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Held: Monday, 18 February 2013

Summary: This week in "Learning from Alumni," Lorelei Kelly '08 will discuss her work in user experience design. Kelly graduated from Grinnell with a Psychology and Computer Science double major before going on to receive a master's degree from Indiana University's Human-Computer Interaction Design program. She now lives in Seattle and works as a user experience designer for Peak Systems, a small web design and development company.

Kelly's talk will focus on UX careers and the importance of UX from an industry persepctive. She will also touch on her personal experience with graduate school and her time immediately out of Grinnell.

Related Pages:

EBoard.

Notes:

You need to be more aggressive in asking questions! (Of course, the humanities version of this course seems no better.)
I need more volunteers for Davis Hart (two weeks) and Peter Likarish (three weeks).
Don't forget to do everything Megan asked by Thursday! (And she should have some time for in-person visits.)

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