Humans of Scout

The colorful intersection of empathy, identity, and design…part 2!

By Nora Holland

Life as a college student can be overwhelming. As undergraduates, we are all constantly completing coursework, applying for jobs, participating in clubs and events, and worrying about life after graduation. We are constantly working towards the future without really knowing what may be in store. The semesters are incredibly fast-paced, especially for the Scout community as we work with brands, design content, and collaborate with one another.

Hulda is a fourth-year studying Business with a concentration in marketing and Experience/Interaction Design from New York. At first, she did not see herself being able to pursue a career in art, but eventually she realized her passion for UX and how she could explore the intersection between design and marketing.

Alex is a third-year studying Environmental Engineering and Landscape Architecture from North Shore, Massachusetts. Growing up surrounded by beaches and mountains, the environment has always been a huge part of his life which inspired him to pursue engineering in college.

Kat is a third-year studying Interaction Design with minors in Computer Science and Game Design from Louisville, Kentucky. Kat first discovered her love for design through a middle school project on endangered species, where they spent hours designing their presentation before they even knew what graphic design was. Eventually, PowerPoint presentations led to a co-op as a User Interface Artist at Playstation.

Ava is a third-year Experience Design major from San Francisco, California. Most of her passions, interests, and participation in Scout come down to one question: where do we feel safe and seen?

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