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Tag Archives: Final project
Getting kids to love veggies: Design Interventions in the Stanford dining halls
Venue: Stanford Dining Halls Target audience: Freshman Theory of change: Love is missing from the freshman dining experience. If you can redesign the dining hall to communicate love via the vegetarian dishes, you will shift consumption away from meat. For … Continue reading
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Tagged Childhood Obesity, d.school, Design, ES180B, Final project
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Getting kids to love veggies: Project Intro
So, as I’ve mentioned before, I’m taking this awesome class in the undergraduate Earth Systems department at Stanford called Practices and Principles of Sustainable Agriculture. Our final project is incredibly broad and is supposed to reflect our own personal interests … Continue reading
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