Professor Hsiao-Yun Chu in DAI Department publishes book on R. Buckminster Fuller "New Views on R. Buckminster Fuller" (Stanford University Press, 2009) edited by Hsiao-Yun Chu, Roberto Trujillo

A serious scholarly look at the work of R. Buckminster Fuller is long overdue. This volume takes a broad historical view, discussing Fuller and his work in the context of larger social and cultural patterns. Fuller is a common thread in a critical cultural history that shows him to be both a participant in and a product of his times. By placing Fuller and his work in a historical framework, we arrive at a much richer understanding of both this self-made polymath and his times.

GRAPHIC DESIGNER
Class II, Step 1 - $10.85/hour
Hours to be arranged. Up to 20 hours per week.
-This is a student position-

JOB DESCRIPTION
* Produces a wide variety of flyers, posters, calendars and other visuals.
* Provides creative graphics from draft to final layout under tight deadlines.
* Efficient graphic work on the Macintosh.
* Works under the supervision of the Publicity Manager.
* Monitors and orders supplies for the department.
* Responsible for maintaining computer and printer systems.

JOB QUALIFICATIONS
* Must be enrolled at SFSU with a minimum of 6 units.

The 2008-2009 iDo Thurgood Community Bench project demonstrates excellence in community education that fosters creativity and builds self confidence in high school and college students. iDo is greatly appreciate to the Miranda Lux Foundation, Fear Not Foundation, individual donors and the teaching mentors for their generous support of the project.

The bench will be displayed permanently at the San Francisco Mayors Reception Room At City Hall.

University Development is currently seeking a Web Designer.

The position serves as a part time (10 to 12 hours/wk) web designer for University Development and Alumni Relations. Key functions of this position include design, maintenance, production, and implementation of department websites and email communications targeting alumni.

April 2009 and May 2009, Special Edition on “Universal Design at San Francisco State University,” Published on Newsletter of Design for All Institute of India. This two-month special issue was coordinated and edited by Prof. Ricardo Gomes, through the Design Center for Global Needs in the Department of Design and Industry.”

Established in 2004, Design for All Institute of India is a non-profit organization especially for the promotion of universal design. A long-term partner of Design for All Europe (EIDD), it publishes a monthly newsletter on the internet with the intention to educate individuals and influence public policy so that environments, products, services, and interfaced are designed to meet the needs of people of all ages and with different capabilities.