How To Be A Design Student (and How to Teach Them)

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Designer, artist, and educator Mitch Goldstein draws on his extensive experience as both a student and teacher to provide guidance for maximizing the design school experience. As an Associate Professor of Design at Rochester Institute of Technology, Goldstein offers clear and insightful advice that benefits students at all educational levels, as well as those considering design school. His work serves as a vital resource for design students and art professionals, offering real-world perspectives on the creative process and academic life. With 16 years of teaching experience and insights from his popular "Dear Design Student" Twitter project, Goldstein addresses a range of topics essential for navigating design school and launching a successful creative career. He covers collaboration, critiques, daily expectations, and how to transform ideas into client-ready projects. This inspiring roadmap not only aids students in making the most of their education but also serves as a valuable guide for design professors seeking to enhance curriculum from a student’s viewpoint, ultimately improving the collaborative educational experience. Goldstein’s essays encompass what to expect in classes, types of assignments, and strategies for securing employment in the design field.