Transportation Design News
CCS Industrial Design alumnus Crystal Windham was recently named the first African-American female director of North American passenger car design for General Motors.
This past semester, eleven CCS Transportation Design students from around the world put themselves in Henry Ford’s shoes, delivering vehicle concepts capable of providing affordable transportation and the social impact on par with the car that started it all – the Ford Model T.
CCS Transportation Design alumni Bob Boniface and Gary Ruiz are leading the design of the highly anticipated Chevy Volt.
AISI Summer Internship Green Steel Concept Vehicles on Sept. 18
Transportation Design alumnus Ralph Gilles will take over the design operations at Chrysler as vice president - design on Sept. 1, following the retirement of Trevor Creed.
Ford Motor Company Chief Designer and National Rod and Custom Car Hall of Fame inductee Larry Erickson named Paul and Helen Farago Chair of Transportation Design
CCS’ junior Transportation Design students recently participated in the Bright Design Challenge, sponsored by the National Association for Surface Finishing (NASF).
CCS Transportation Design students participated in a project sponsored by the American Iron and Steel Institute’s Wheels Task Force.
Twelve senior Industrial Design students participated in an American Chemistry Council Plastics Division project focused on highlighting plastics’ weight and performance characteristics in automotive applications.
Junior Transportation Design students worked on a project, sponsored by General Motors (GM), developing vehicle concepts for one of GM’s eight Global brands that utilized the innovative E-Flex technology.
