Sasha Prood, an alumna of Carnegie Mellon University's School of Design (BA '07), recently released her latest book "Pencil Workshop," which promises to "develop your drawing skills with 50 experiments." Prood, an illustrator and graphic designer based in Brooklyn, NY, is also the author of several books and her work has been featured in books, magazines, and blogs, including "ELLE Interiör," "Apartment Therapy," and "Oh Joy!"

Cameron Burgess and Maayan Albert, recent alumni of Carnegie Mellon University's School of Design (BDes '19), have developed "Stamper," a new tool for writing code that is inspired by how designers work. Unlike traditional code editors, Stamper resembles Artboard-Oriented design tools like Adobe Illustrator, Sketch App, and Figma.

Dr. Susan Wyche, Associate Professor in the Department of Media and Information at Michigan State University and a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Industrial Design alumna from Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Design (BFA ’98), is currently pursuing mobile health intervention in Kenya for adolescents with Type 1 Diabetes.

Maggie Breslin (MDes ’04), currently serves as Director of The Patient Revolution, a non-profit organization with two goals; to call attention to the ways in which industrial healthcare fails people and to advocate for and help build a healthcare that is careful and kind. The Patient Revolution is committed to developing tools, programs and resources that help patients, caregivers and clinicians take tangible steps towards this kind of healthcare.