“Lindsey was my manager at One Medical. As a manager, it was clear that she was always fighting for her people. I always felt like I had an ally and she was cheering me on. She gave me enough space to grow and make decisions but was always there when I needed help or guidance. She is a talented marketer and strategic thinker and I've never seen anyone create such beautiful slideware with the exact right content so quickly. I'm going to miss working for her but excited for the opportunity to work together again in the future. ”
Lindsey Belknap
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
2K followers
500+ connections
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
2K followers
500+ connections
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Savannah College of Art and Design
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Activities and Societies: IDSA
Graduate program focused on innovation and the holistic design process: conducting user research, diagramming/storyboarding, organizing workshops, prototyping and testing in order to discover new design opportunities and facilitate creative thinking.
Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Sustainable Design -
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Activities and Societies: Minor in Art History, AIAS, Resident Student Association, Delta Phi Epsilon, Habitat for Humanity, Architecture Study Abroad Program in Italy, Communication and Culture Study Abroad Program in Greece
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Grant Finalist
Planning-ness Conference
Runner up for $10,000 grant for proposed project: "Fostering the Urban Community".
In planning and design, we’re obsessed with the idea of community. The word means a lot of different things to different people, but we believe there are opportunities to forge new connections between strangers, create bonds between people and place, and encourage the exercise of goodness in the spaces and places that citizens of a community call their own.
We sought to understand how strangers…Runner up for $10,000 grant for proposed project: "Fostering the Urban Community".
In planning and design, we’re obsessed with the idea of community. The word means a lot of different things to different people, but we believe there are opportunities to forge new connections between strangers, create bonds between people and place, and encourage the exercise of goodness in the spaces and places that citizens of a community call their own.
We sought to understand how strangers become engaged members of their neighborhood, foster interaction, and embrace a sense of pride and belonging in a physical place. Our interests, motivation, health and happiness are inextricably tied to the feeling that we belong to a greater community that shares common interests and aspirations, and it's important to understand what role that physical and emotional community plays.
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