About Me
My name is Olivia Doland, and I am a senior at The Ohio State University pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design with a research distinction and a minor in Art History. I previously held the role of president of the Industrial Designers Society of America Ohio State chapter and have contributed to other university organizations as a distinguished Mount Scholar and volunteer for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, consistently earning placement on the Dean’s List.
I embody qualities of leadership, humanitarianism, and curiosity, all fueled by an ardent passion for design and its boundless potential. Throughout my four-year journey, I've honed a diverse skill set encompassing research methodologies like codesign and ethnographic-style design research, coupled with expertise in 3D modeling, rendering, video animation, and more.
For me, the design process holds as much importance as the result, hence my commitment to an intentional, thorough, and collaborative approach underscored by integrity. I eagerly anticipate leveraging my portfolio of skills to craft inclusive products and services for societal benefit, narrating compelling stories that resonate with all stakeholders.