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Darby and Nate's proposition to make a liason service between and students and organizations for pro-bono design opportunities.TRANSCRIPT
Do Good Work
Do Good Work
Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
Our mission is to connect creative and talented students with local Savannah non-profit organizations that can benefit from design work.
Do Good Work
Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
Initially wanted to create an interactive database and map of non-profit organizations in Savannah to help students better find organizations that most closely shared their values to look for volunteer opportunities.
Originally interested in exploring ways to improve the effectiveness of marketing practices by non-profit organizations to allow them to better reach their intended audiences and to create a service to help achieve this goal.
Personal Inspiration
NateDarby
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
ElizabethJacobi
Music Medicine Institute
Ted
SCAD Graduate student
GarrisonMarr
Step Up Savannah
AnanthiRangarajan
SCAD Graduate student
AshleyO’brien
Savannah Citizen Advocacy
ElizabethCampbell
SCAD Undergraduate
TomKohler
Savannah Citizen Advocacy
KenHolmes
SCAD Graduate student
KellyDowning
SCAD Graduate student
GregRenda
SCAD Career Services
LouisBaker
SCAD Graphic Design Professor
ScottBoylston
SCAD Graphic Design Professor
Research Participants
Shirley Sessions
Hands On Savannah
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
Research Methods
Senior Service Design Thesis Research - Winter 2011
The Big List of Non-Profits in Savannah! Savannah has a lot of non-profits, but how many have
you worked with? To help my research group get a better idea of how non-profts talk to each
other, please circle the organizations you’ve worked with:
16x9
All Walks of Life
Aspect Foundation Student Exchange
American Cancer Society
America’s Second Harvest
Appalachian Trail Conservancy
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Coastal
Empire
City of Savannah
Coastal Center for Developmental Services
Coastal Heritage Society
Coastal Georgia Cares
Coastal Pet Rescue
Community Health Mission
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of the
Savannah Area, INC
Deep Center
Dolphine Project
Emergent Structures
EF Foundation for Foreign Study
First City Network
First Steps
Old Savannah City Mission
Ossabaw Island Foundation, Inc
Performance Initiatives
PIPO Missions, Inc
Police Association of Chatham Savannah
Rape Crisis Center of the Coastal Empire
Rebuilding Together Savannah
Red Cross
Ronald McDonald House
Royce Learning Center
Summer Therapeutic Enrichment Program of
Savannah
Salvation Army
Senior Citizens Inc
Student Activites Council
Savannah Advertising Federation
Savannah Citizen Advocacy
Savannah Area Family Emergency Shelter,
Inc
Savannah Delta Foundation, Inc
Savannah Friends of Music, Inc
Savannah Music Festival
Senior Service Design Thesis Research - Winter 2011Every job has its challenges, frustrations, and things that stress people out. Imagine if you
had a magic wand or an all-in-one tool that made all those obstacles disappear. Would it be a
website? A festival event? A smartphone app? Something else? Let’s sketch that out here.
Service Design Thesis Reserach - Winter 2011
Volunteers have a journey to make: from starting with an organization, to their last day. What does this journey look
like for volunteers at your organization or for your initiative?
The Three Research Activities
We asked research participants to complete three activities to help us learn more about their experience with volunteering, pro-bono design work, and freelancing.
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
The Big List of Non-Profits“To help my research group get a better idea of how non-profts talk to each other, please circle the organizations you’ve worked with.” This activity was used to create an actor map.
Senior Service Design Thesis Research - Winter 2011
The Big List of Non-Profits in Savannah! Savannah has a lot of non-profits, but how many have
you worked with? To help my research group get a better idea of how non-profts talk to each
other, please circle the organizations you’ve worked with:
16x9
All Walks of Life
Aspect Foundation Student Exchange
American Cancer Society
America’s Second Harvest
Appalachian Trail Conservancy
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Coastal
Empire
City of Savannah
Coastal Center for Developmental Services
Coastal Heritage Society
Coastal Georgia Cares
Coastal Pet Rescue
Community Health Mission
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of the
Savannah Area, INC
Deep Center
Dolphine Project
Emergent Structures
EF Foundation for Foreign Study
First City Network
First Steps
Old Savannah City Mission
Ossabaw Island Foundation, Inc
Performance Initiatives
PIPO Missions, Inc
Police Association of Chatham Savannah
Rape Crisis Center of the Coastal Empire
Rebuilding Together Savannah
Red Cross
Ronald McDonald House
Royce Learning Center
Summer Therapeutic Enrichment Program of
Savannah
Salvation Army
Senior Citizens Inc
Student Activites Council
Savannah Advertising Federation
Savannah Citizen Advocacy
Savannah Area Family Emergency Shelter,
Inc
Savannah Delta Foundation, Inc
Savannah Friends of Music, Inc
Savannah Music Festival
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
Participant Journey“Every job has its challenges, frustrations, and things that stress people out. Imagine if you had a magic wand or an all-in-one tool that made all those obstacles disappear.”
Service Design Thesis Reserach - Winter 2011
Volunteers have a journey to make: from starting with an organization, to their last day. What does this journey look
like for volunteers at your organization or for your initiative?
Do Good Work
Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
Envisionment Activity“Every job has its challenges, frustrations, and things that stress people out. Imagine if you had a magic wand or an all-in-one tool that made all those obstacles disappear.”
Senior Service Design Thesis Research - Winter 2011Every job has its challenges, frustrations, and things that stress people out. Imagine if you
had a magic wand or an all-in-one tool that made all those obstacles disappear. Would it be a
website? A festival event? A smartphone app? Something else? Let’s sketch that out here.
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
How an organization finds creative talent from SCAD:
How a student finds outside projects to work on:
Organization StudentCareer Services Jobwire Email.
Word-of-mouth from friends or professors.
Organization website.
Sponsored SCAD studio class.
Organization can not afford official sponsored
class.
Website is un-navigable or does not aid student
in contact.
Opportunities lost in Jobwire email not read
by students.
Match is sometimes made through mutual
contacts.
Contact Career Services.
Existing relationship with professor
Org-Student Connection Paths
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
Stakeholders
Organizations Beginning to realize the need for design work, but may not know where or how to get it.
Professors Looking to supplement their classes with real work from real clients to give their students a unique experience.
Students Self-motivated students are looking for opportunities outside SCAD to gain pro-fessional experience, but the barrier to entry is just high enough to deter them.
Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
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I want to give back, but I don’t want to do busy work like restock food cabinets.
Students are flakey, I can’t give them important work to do if I can’t depend on them.
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
The cause sounds good, but it doesn’t look like a legitimate organization.
Design is just decoration -it’s not important to my organization.
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
I’m not credible enough to approach organizations.
Students don’t deliver quality work.
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
I can’t justify spending so much time on fake busy work.
I can’t justify spending so much time on a student that I can’t rely on.
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
Graduate students working on self-directed projects will recruit undergraduate students they know to help them...
...but they run into trouble when they need multi-disciplinary skill sets to help them. They’re personal network often falls short.
Organizations that have sucessfully collaborated with students have often done so through a professor they have a pre-existing relationship with...
...but professors can’t control the talent and motivation of the students they get in a class.
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
Graduate students working on self-directed projects will recruit undergraduate students they know to help them...
...but they run into trouble when they need multi-disciplinary skill sets to help them. They’re personal network often falls short.
Organizations that have sucessfully collaborated with students have often done so through a professor they have a pre-existing relationship with..`.
...but professors can’t control the talent and motivation of the students they get in a class.
Sometimes you get students that are just crap.
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
The Big Idea
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
+ Us
We’ve partnered with the Creative Coast to create a new kind of internship.
Do Good WorkThe internship program that connects students and organizations for pro-bono design opportunities.
Do Good WorkWe help with the planning and coordinating so that you can spend more time designing, teaching, volunteering, fundraising, drawing, filming, learning, writing, acting, remixing, painting, animating, sewings, scultping, knitting, storyboarding, singing, sampling
Do Good Work
Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
Find Good Projects
Find Good Interns
Collaborative Planning
Process Support
Key Aspects of the Service
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Darby and Nate | Senior Studio | Winter 2011
• Interns lead the projects• No micro-managing• Real projects, real impact
• Flexible
• Receive education about design’s role in their org• Paired with students that have the right skill sets• Third party support throughout the process
Why it’s different from going it alone...
Helping People Do Good Work
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