Colin Kirchner

kirchne8@uwm.edu
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Bio

Colin Kirchner is an undergraduate student majoring in Design and Visual Communications at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with an interest in the graphic design and motion graphic production market. He is an imaginative self-starter. Colin has a strong passion for drawing and constructing illustrations that help push development of ideas into a new perspective. He has developed a strong work ethic as a freelance designer for various companies within the area. He has studied motion graphics as an assistant in his hometown of Racine,WI. Through this experience, Colin has been able to work on a number of projects for clients, which includes being able to work under pressure with ever changing deadlines. Colin also carries knowledge of animation and film from studying at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside where he focused on giving text and images a sense of purpose. One of the main goals that he strives for is creating an identity for someone. Whether that is creating a logo that people can identify with, or help people create something within them to make their place in the world. Colin wishes to someday be able to run his own production company.

High School

Washington Park High School

Design Team

Mary Ann Teama
Former assistant at the central office of the Racine Unified School District. Mary Ann is the target market for our research.

Austin Lodge
UWM undergraduate student and Design and Visual Communications major. Design help with the construction and suggestions of the final product.

Roger Smith
Roger a professor at UWM in the Health and Sciences Department and the director of the Rehabilitation Research Design & Disability center on campus. Serves as an advisor throughout the majority of the project.

A. K. M. Jahangir A. Majumder
Jahangir is a graduate student and Ph D assistant at Marquette University. He is currently on developing a shoe design to help prevent seniors from falling. Jahangir will also act as advisor throughout most of the project.