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Patrick Redmond was the first person
to lead the graphic design sessions
at the University of Minnesota
Design Institute's first "Design Camp"
in 2000. 

He was also involved with creation
and development of the website
and print publication related 
to this event.


The following is quoted from http://www.mndaily.com/articles/2000/06/09/14789

“June 9, 2000

U, Design Institute play host to challenging Design Camp
By Fabiana Torreao  

"Given a bag of materials -- including fabric, foam, stockings and bubble wrap -- five high school student teams designed launchers to throw two weighted air balloons into a bed of nails. The students also developed a protective cover for the balloons to make sure they would not break after being launched five feet away from their crib.

The challenges were given to 29 ninth- and 10th- graders during the University's first Design Camp.

"The purpose is to expose them to the design process and to the different kinds of careers and opportunities in design," said Missy Bye, a design, housing and apparel faculty member and one of the event's organizers. "I'd like them to leave with the message that all kinds of people can design, not just `designers.' Design is a process and a challenge."

University President Mark Yudof visited the camp Friday, saying life is a constant design challenge.

The three-day camp brought more than two dozen teenagers to the University campus, where they participated in mini-classes, worked in teams to solve design problems and got a taste of life in the residence halls.

"It's a good experience," said Bryan Short, a Bemidji High School 10th-grader who aspires to be an architect. "It's fun to meet new people and do activities that are in reference to what you want to do."

Daren [sic][Patrick Redmond note: should read "Karen"] LaBat, camp director and design, housing and apparel department associate professor, said the camp gave the students a better idea of what it is like to be a designer. "Sometimes high school kids think that, to be a designer, they will sit in a pretty room and draw, and someone else will make it real. But the reality is that designers work in teams."

LaBat said she hopes the Design Camp becomes an annual event, like "Farm in the City," a College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences program for young children, LaBat said.

The design camp was sponsored by the Design Institute, a University interdisciplinary center affiliated with six colleges, including the College of Liberal Arts, the Institute of Technology and the College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture.

The Design Institute brings different design professionals together to share knowledge, including graphic, clothing and interior designers, architects and mechanical engineers.”


Copyright © 2000 by The Minnesota Daily.
All rights reserved.





P.R. 2013 addendum:
"Design Camp"® ["AIGA Minnesota Design Camp"®] has become
a registered trademark of AIGA Minnesota. AIGA Minnesota's  
"Design Camp"® traces its beginnings to 1980 at Lutsen, Minnesota, 
when it was originally known as the MGDA (Minnesota Graphic
Designers Association) 
Lutsen Design Conference.




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AIGA | the professional association for design TM 

AIGA Minnesota 
(formerly known as the Minnesota Graphic Designers Association, MGDA) 
President, 1979-1980, Board Member, 1979-1981, 
Member (beginning in 1977, continuing membership during various years; 
renewing membership 2005-2007; 2009-present) 

College of Design Alumni Society, Member 
University of Minnesota Alumni Association 

College of Continuing and Professional Studies Alumnus
University of Minnesota

College of Human Ecology Alumni Society
, Former Board Member 
(formerly College of Home Economics) 
University of Minnesota 

AdFed (Advertising Federation of Minnesota, AdFed.org, 
a member club of American Advertising Federation, AAF.org), 
(Former Member)

Goldstein Museum of Design Member; 
Former Goldstein Museum of Design
(Goldstein Gallery) Graphic Designer
College of Design, University of Minnesota 

NAEA, National Art Education Association 
Associate Member 
Design Interest Group, Member

AEM, Art Educators of Minnesota 
Associate Member

Katonah Museum Artists' Association (KMAA)
Member 
Katonah Museum of Art 
Katonah, New York 

MATA, Milwaukee Area Teachers of Art 
Member
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 

MCAD, Minneapolis College of Art and Design 
Alumnus [non-MCAD-degreed], former student
Note: attended MCAD first two years of college, 1968-1970. 

Center for Business Excellence,
Division of Executive Education and Professional Development,
Opus College of Business,
University of St. Thomas 
Alumnus (Mini MBC '11) 
Minneapolis, Minnesota 

Scholastic Art Awards 
Alumnus 

Pius XI Catholic High School 
Alumnus 
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 

Milwaukee Art Museum 
(Milwaukee Art Center) Children's Art Program 
Alumnus 
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 



Note: Updated affiliations list 06.10.2021  04:39 pm (CST)



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