SVA MA Design Research

SVA MA Design Research, Writing & Criticism1 is a one-year graduate program2
devoted to the study of design, its contexts & consequences.
Our graduates have gone on to pursue research-related careers in publishing, education, museums, institutes, design practice, entrepreneurship, & more.3

  1. Formerly known as D-Crit
  2. About the program
  3. Applications accepted on a rolling basis. All successful candidates awarded a significant scholarship!
SVA MA Design Research

136 W 21st St, 2nd Floor

New York, NY 10011

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designresearch@sva.edu

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@dcrit

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(212) 592-2228

Jeremie Rose Wimbrow – SVA MA Design Research

Jeremie Rose Wimbrow

Designer

Jeremie Rose Wimbrow (she/her) is a designer based in Philadelphia. She has an independent creative practice focusing on branding and art for communities and exhibitions, and she also designs for health justice publication Womanly Magazine. Motivated by an innate curiosity for art, ecology, theory, and equity, she’s sought further dialogues in these themes with programs such as Design Activist Institute and Typography Summer School, and most recently, she co-facilitates design research and criticism group in the Philadelphia node of Design Justice Network. She is currently an Associate Design Director at Instrument and occasionally guest lectures for design students. 

What They’re Doing Now

Jeremie Rose Wimbrow (she/her) is a designer based in Philadelphia. She has an independent creative practice focusing on branding and art for communities and exhibitions, and she also designs for health justice publication Womanly Magazine. Motivated by an innate curiosity for art, ecology, theory, and equity, she’s sought further dialogues in these themes with programs such as Design Activist Institute and Typography Summer School, and most recently, she co-facilitates design research and criticism group in the Philadelphia node of Design Justice Network. She is currently an Associate Design Director at Instrument and occasionally guest lectures for design students.