Show & Tell Design Lecture Series welcomes Ron Bronson
Ron Bronson has spent his career working on projects to improve digital services for governments, and is a global speaker and researcher examining the ways emergent technology erodes civic trust in daily life. He currently serves as Director of Design at 18F and as a part-time faculty member at the University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning. Ron’s recent public design exhibitions include “A Parliament of Neighbors” (2023) at the Chimaera Kunsthalle where he asked participants to reimagine governance from the community level and contemplate “who is a neighbor?”. His participatory speculative design exhibit “The Designer’s Share of the Problem” debuted at the 2022 Portland Design Festival. Ron has presented at design and technology conferences globally, including An Event Apart, Confab, Code for America Summit, Service Design Network Global Conference, Civic Design, UXR Toronto, Pixel Up Cape Town, and IxDA Oslo.
Show & Tell is PSU Graphic Design’s online lunchtime lecture series where working design professionals stop by to blow our minds with wisdom! Our lectures happen (nearly) every Thursday during the school year at noon Pacific and are hosted by DES 125 Show & Tell students!
Free and open to the public
All talks are presented live via Zoom at psu.gd/show-and-tell
Please be patient if it's Thursday at noon and you are at the link waiting for a talk to begin. Refresh the page a few minutes after 12 pm, and you’ll be redirected to our Zoom. See you soon!
Upcoming Talks
March 14: A+D Projects