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Hello everyone, my name is Vivienne and I’m taking over our Instagram for the upcoming week!!! I’m a sophomore in communication design, and I’m super excited to be showing you my department. A huge part of my CCS life is enjoying the upcoming city of Detroit, so I hope to share some cool places I find myself next week. Starting Monday, I will be bringing you along with me everyday to show you my life here at CCS and what I do around Detroit.

I ANSWERED 15 QUESTIONS OF WHAT I THINK ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT DAILY DEBATES:

1. Coffee or tea? Coffee

2. Books or movies? Movies

3. Pepsi or Coke? Coke 100%

4. Early bird or night owl? I go to bed very late and wake up very late

5. Introvert or extrovert? Extrovert

6. Winter or summer? Summer

7. PC or Mac? Mac

8. Ice cream or yogurt? FROZEN YOGURT

9. Honey mustard or BBQ sauce? BBQ for daysss!

10. Crushed ice or cubed ice? Depends what drink, crushed with pop and cubed with water

11. Cowboys or aliens? Aliens

12. Sunrise or sunset? Sunset

13. Spicy or mild? The hotter the better

14. Bagels or muffins? Asiago bagel with lox and cream cheese please

15. Truth or dare? Dare

SEE YOU NEXT WEEK!

 American Society of Interior Designers (A.S.I.D.)

The CCS student chapter of this national design organization focuses heavily on careers in interior design. Members design show houses, raise funds for charities, tour manufacturing facilities, and attend trade shows and career events held at the Michigan Design Center. Members serve on various boards, with one student serving as representative to Michigan's A.S.I.D. board.

  -Soleology

Saturday design club of current and former Creative Studies students who have a passion for shoes and shoe Design

  -SIGGMO

The CCS student chapter of the national SIGGRAPH organization links students with the Association for Computing Machinery, the world's oldest and largest educational and scientific computing society. The Association's mission is to promote the exchange of ideas and theories and advance information technology, while promoting professional standards. SIGGMO focuses on building a sense of community among animation and graphics students on campus, and on linking students with industry professionals. The group also sponsors guest speakers and social events.-

  -Children's Book Society

 The Children's Book Society promotes the profession of children's book illustration by providing informational resources, organizing exhibitions of student work, and bringing professionals to campus to speak about the business, review portfolios, and conduct workshops.

  -Glass Odyssey Organized Society for Enrichment (G.O.O.S.E )

 This group aims to further students' education through its meetings with glass artists outside CCS. Members have the opportunity to promote themselves through networking, while gleaning new information and learning about current techniques and materials used in the glass world.

  -Industrial Design Society of America (I.D.S.A.) The CCS student chapter of this national design organization sponsors regular visits to national galleries and corporations, ensuring students are well-informed about current events and developments in the industrial design profession.

 American Society of Interior Designers (A.S.I.D.)

The CCS student chapter of this national design organization focuses heavily on careers in interior design. Members design show houses, raise funds for charities, tour manufacturing facilities, and attend trade shows and career events held at the Michigan Design Center. Members serve on various boards, with one student serving as representative to Michigan's A.S.I.D. board.

  -Soleology

Saturday design club of current and former Creative Studies students who have a passion for shoes and shoe Design

  -SIGGMO

The CCS student chapter of the national SIGGRAPH organization links students with the Association for Computing Machinery, the world's oldest and largest educational and scientific computing society. The Association's mission is to promote the exchange of ideas and theories and advance information technology, while promoting professional standards. SIGGMO focuses on building a sense of community among animation and graphics students on campus, and on linking students with industry professionals. The group also sponsors guest speakers and social events.-

  -Children's Book Society

 The Children's Book Society promotes the profession of children's book illustration by providing informational resources, organizing exhibitions of student work, and bringing professionals to campus to speak about the business, review portfolios, and conduct workshops.

  -Glass Odyssey Organized Society for Enrichment (G.O.O.S.E )

 This group aims to further students' education through its meetings with glass artists outside CCS. Members have the opportunity to promote themselves through networking, while gleaning new information and learning about current techniques and materials used in the glass world.

  -Industrial Design Society of America (I.D.S.A.) The CCS student chapter of this national design organization sponsors regular visits to national galleries and corporations, ensuring students are well-informed about current events and developments in the industrial design profession.

 -Skills Share Club

CCS students come together on weeknights to share their talents and learn new skills from each other. Topics range from how to hula hoop to how to knit! It is a great way to meet new friends and connect with the CCS community!

-Stitch & BItch

CCS students come together to unwind after class and relax through the art of stitching and good conversation! This a great way to get to know others in a relaxed environment. Supplies is even provided for those who come!

Yoga

-CCS has Yoga sessions twice a week. It is a great way to get away from the stress of classes and just unwind while strengthening your meditation skills and getting in tune with your mind and soul.

-There are also a few more flying a little under my radar, like the papercraft society, and, I believe, a Bike club (that's the non-motor kind ;) that I will work to get more info on for you... but keep the ideas and conversation going!  The more YOU participate in your CCS experience, the better it will be!