Please join the College of Design for a reception to showcase the work from this year's Duda Visiting Designer Program. Students worked with Not Impossible Labs to explore issues related to food insecurity. 

Students collaborated with Not Impossible Labs on this project: Tackling Food Insecurity: How Designers Take on Big Challenges and Develop Impact-Driven Solutions for Society’s Toughest Questions.

Students will showcase their final projects in the West and South galleries on the third floor of Brooks Hall from Monday, April 10 to Friday, April 14. 

On Thursday, April 13, we’ll host an exhibition reception at 5 p.m. in the rotunda on the third floor. Everyone is invited. Light refreshments will be provided.

About the Duda Visiting Designer Program

The Duda Visiting Designer Program is a sponsored initiative that brings prominent design professionals and organizations into the College of Design curriculum. In 2023, the initiative brought Not Impossible Labs — an impact incubator, accelerator and content studio dedicated to changing the world through innovation and story — to NC State to work alongside design students. Throughout this year’s program, students will develop solution concepts to address issues of food insecurity across North Carolina and beyond.