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Home / Sessions / 2020 Keynote – Cassini Nazir

2020 Keynote – Cassini Nazir


IAC 2020
Keynote
April 24, 2020

About the speakers

Cassini Nazir
Cassini Nazir is a designer of conversations, curricula, and interfaces.
He is Program Director and Clinical Associate Professor in New College at the University of North Texas where he teaches classes in design thinking and interaction design.
In spring 2020, he was Designer-in-Residence for the SMU Masters in Design and Innovation (MADI) program.
Prior to joining UNT, Cassini taught at The University of Texas at Dallas, where he directed two research labs. He was founding director of the ATEC Usability Lab, which fosters collaborative research with community partners and offers experiential learning to students. He was Director of Design for the ArtSciLab, a transdisciplinary research lab helping the arts, science, and technology communities by pursuing initiatives of societal urgency and cultural timeliness.
His academic projects include collaborations with art historians, biochemists, brain scientists, futurists, materials scientists, new media artists, and a university press. He has worked with industry partners such as Intuit, Toyota, Sabre, DFW Airport, and projekt202.
He holds bachelor’s degrees in English Literature and Economics as well as an MFA in Arts and Technology.

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