Education Committee

The Education Committee is responsible for informing all area faculty about the AIGA mission and objectives, and to disseminate current information and discuss the status of the graphic design field in order to better prepare students to enter the professional level. In order to create an environment that encourages active student participation, the committee assists faculty and students who are interested in forming a student group and help recruit new members.

Contact the Education Committee

Haven Lin-KirkCommittee VP
Roski School of Fine Arts
Haven Lin Kirk, Design Coordinator at USC Roski School of Fine Arts earned her MFA from Claremont Graduate University and has been a practicing designer for over 20 years. She has worked with companies such as Pennzoil Oil Corporation/Nascar, Voyager Publishing/Random House Publishing, Ashahi Graphics, Ingram/Micro, and more. She has received eight Maggie Awards in publication design, and her artwork has been exhibited at Ruth Bachofner Gallery, The Brewery Project, Salon Oblique, Eagle Rock Cultural Center, Otak Gallery (Dubrovinik, Croatia), POST Gallery, I-5 Gallery, BANK Gallery, and The Spanish Kitchen.

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