Ten interior design projects from Ryerson University students
Students at Ryerson University s School of Interior Design present spaces for Muslim humanitarian support, LGBTQ2+ community celebration and more in our latest school show.
Ryerson School of Interior Design in Toronto has selected 10 student projects from its annual Year End Show, this year titled Re-vision, that aim to revise, reform, and renew the shifting paradigms in the current social, cultural, and political reality . For 2021, the show will take the form of a virtual platform for the first time. This Digital Design Festival is taking place 5-9 May.
Ryerson University School of Interior Design
Year End Show 2020, Nomination
YES (Year End Show) is an exhibition showcasing the year s best work. This juried show features projects from students nominated by their designated studio instructors across all studios, both undergraduate and graduate. 2020
Year End Show 2020, Nomination
YES (Year End Show) is an exhibition showcasing the year s best work. This juried show features projects from students nominated by their designated studio instructors across all studios, both undergraduate and graduate. 2019
Schneider-Kan Scholarship, Scholarship
Renewal of previous academic scholarship. This scholarship is funded by the Schneider-Kan family and is awarded to the top students in the 3rd and 4th year Bachelor of Science in Architecture degree program.
Welcome to the Year End Show for KPCW s
Mountain Money. No matter which way you look at it, there is a lot we can look back on this year. For this episode, Mountain Money went back and looked for interesting stories that were covered this year.
There are four highlighted in our Year End Show.
( 01:24)The first interview is with Professor Darrick Hamilton from Ohio State. Hamilton is the Executive Director of the Kirwin institute for the study of race and ethnicity. The discussion between Professor Hamilton, Roger Goldman and Alison Kuhlow looks at the differences of economic status and opportunties based on race. The conversation includes ideas of how these inequities can be eliminated.
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Prof. Li Ling, Head Of China s National Health Development Research Center: The West Is Arrogant, Immersed In The Illusions Of Capitalism And Democratic Politics
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Beijing University Professor Li Ling, the Director of China’s National Health Development Research Center, spoke on November 29, 2020 at an event called “2020: Answers – Year End Show.” Professor Ling said that China’s “integration” of philosophy and technology, and its combination of socialist “production relations” with information technology, has filled China with vitality and propelled it to the early stages of an “intelligentized society.” She said that the West’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic has been “jaw-droppingly awful,” and that the West is arrogant, prejudiced, and stuck in its old ways just like China’s Qing Dynasty had been. Professor Ling also said that today China is the one holding the guns and cannons, while the West is h