As our semester winds down and our city starts to prepare for a hot and wet summer season, esp. with our changing climate, warming oceans, and rising seas. Join us for a team-based workshop: How might we improve the summer…
Join us on Wednesday, March 22nd, 2017 from 5 to 7 PM for our second “Social Innovation Conversation” of the spring featuring Taylor Research Fellow, Joshua Schoop who will discuss his work and lessons learned developing the Innovation Toolkit in…
For this Mardi Gras season, join us for a special design challenge to improve the parade experience! This special edition of the "crash course" will offer a fast-paced team challenge focused around "How can we Improve the Mardi Gras Experience?"…
As part of Intern Tulane, Taylor will host a career development workshops for undergraduate students. Heart + Head = Hustle teaches participants how to identify work that aligns their heart (addressing the social and environmental issues that most move them) and…
Join us for the first spring "Social Innovation Conversation” featuring Alessandra Bazzano and Marcella del Signore, two of our newer professors of social entrepreneurship. Dr. Bazzano is assistant professor in Global Community Health and Behavioral Sciences (GCHB) and Prof. del Signore is…
The Taylor Center’s 2 hour “crash course” introduces participants to human-centered design (HCD) as a process to generate new ideas to solve problems, while keeping people (“humans”) front and center. Through a fast-paced, hands-on activity, participants will learn some basic…
Years of Living Dangerously is an American documentary television series focusing on global warming. Free and open to Tulane community. Screening hosted by SE Professor Thomas Sherry.
Join us for a panel discussion featuring Liz Ogbu, Taylor’s Expert-in-residence, to explore this topic, share our experiences, and discuss hopeful directions to guide the use of design thinking to tackle wicked social problems. Design thinking offers a useful set of tools…
You are invited to hear research on how design thinking, a creative problem-solving strategy, is spreading in the world. Join us Friday, October 28, from 2 to 4 pm at 200 Flower Hall for a conversation with Maille Faughnan, a Tulane doctoral candidate. This is…
The Taylor Center’s 2 hour “crash course” introduces participants to human-centered design (HCD) as a process to generate new ideas to solve problems, while keeping people (“humans”) front and center. Through a fast-paced, hands-on activity, participants will learn some basic…
