Design Incubation Colloquium: A Resource for Designers, Researchers, and Educators, this book features spread concepts of a design-focused internship that highlights the collaborative and scholarly environment fostered by the Design Incubation Colloquium, capturing the diverse perspectives and innovative work emerging from this ongoing academic platform.

Designer Milla Kerch, who draws from the colloquium’s wide-ranging presentations to inform and inspire her own showcase of design work. Through visual case studies and critical reflection, Kerch uses the colloquium’s content as a foundation to explore how design can be used not only to communicate ideas but to investigate, question, and reframe them. Her contributions demonstrate how young designers can bridge academic theory and hands-on practice to create work that is both conceptually rich and visually compelling.

This publication serves as both a curated archive and an educational tool, featuring projects that span topics such as design research, social justice, and visual storytelling.