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Taft Weber-Kilpack is a second-year Industrial Design major, with a minor in Social Justice, at the Georgia Institute of Technology. She came to Industrial Design from a craft background, with the intention of using her education to contribute to social good and humanitarian efforts, using design thinking in collaborative environments. | Taft Weber-Kilpack is a second-year Industrial Design major, with a minor in Social Justice, at the Georgia Institute of Technology. She came to Industrial Design from a craft background, with the intention of using her education to contribute to social good and humanitarian efforts, using design thinking in collaborative environments. | ||
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<parsererror style="display: block; white-space: pre; border: 2px solid #c77; padding: 0 1em 0 1em; margin: 1em; background-color: #fdd; color: black"> Taft Weber-Kilpack is a second-year Industrial Design major, with a minor in Social Justice, at the Georgia Institute of Technology. She came to Industrial Design from a craft background, with the intention of using her education to contribute to social good and humanitarian efforts, using design thinking in collaborative environments.
Where can you find Taft when she's not in the College of Design studio?
- Working as an Undergraduate Researcher with the Innovation and Design Collaborative, researching design thinking methods and assisting at workshops
- Organizing with the Georgia Tech Progressive Student Alliance
- Mapping Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis providers (PrEP, an HIV-prevention medication) around the world at PleasePrEPMe.Global
