this is why i’m hot.
Frustrated with how the world is (or isn’t) working towards climate adaptation? Join us on Friday, February 21st from 7-10pm at the Stanford d.school Satellite Sessions to let off some steam.
Satellite Sessions are parties with a purpose at the Stanford
d.school designed to relay inspiration, insight & opportunities
from the universe of design through a spark of avant-garde art.
Friday, Feb. 21
Open Bar
Live Music
Cool People
Hot Takes
7p | Sunday School
7.3p | Welcome
8p | Orbit Hour
9p | Hot Pocket Nepo Baby
In honor of Parents Weekend,
all family and friends welcome
show, don’t tell
Watch this video to catch the vibe from a few of our Satellite Sessions over the years.
Or keep scrolling to get a sense of the different types of the type of people and avant-garde experiences that will be happening that night.
People meet
at parties.
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Understand what design work opportunities look like in the real world
Apply new information and insights you receive at the session to existing work and studies
Analyze new information and insights from diverse points of view.
Evaluate new information and insights to better understand their own point of view
Create a piece of design work that expresses a new point of view
But if you’re looking for more reasons to come, then check out the reasons below. Or if you just want to see who you might meet, then keep scrolling.
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Understand what design work opportunities look like in the real world
Apply new information and insights you receive at the session to existing work and studies
Analyze new information and insights from diverse points of view.
Evaluate new information and insights to better understand their own point of view
Create a piece of design work that expresses a new point of view
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Understand what design work opportunities look like in the real world
Apply new information and insights you receive at the session to existing work and studies
Analyze new information and insights from diverse points of view.
Evaluate new information and insights to better understand their own point of view
Create a piece of design work that expresses a new point of view
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Emily Callaghan
Climate Domain Co-lead, Owner of DESIGN+, Lecturer at Stanford’s d.school, Board member of the College of Design at the University of Minnesota
Emily will be orbiting The Isle of Design starting at 7pm. -
Manasa Yeturu
Social Impact Domain Co-lead, Head of Learning Experience Design, Extreme & Lecturer at Stanford d.School, Teaching ME 206A: Design for Extreme Affordability
Manasa will be orbiting The Isle of Design starting at 7pm.
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Glenn Fajardo
Chief Learning Officer, Digital Media Academy | Teaching DESIGN 273: Negotiation by Design: Crafting Environmental Agreement
Glenn will be orbiting The Pickle Jar at 8pm. -
Mike Lin
Venture Capital, Design Thinking & Sustainability, SUST 234: Integrative Design and Entrepreneurship for Sustainability
Mike will be orbiting The Who Knows. -
Miki Sode
Innovation Strategist || Human-Centered Systems Thinker || Future Catalyst || Teaching DESIGN 187N: How to Shoot for the Moon (AA 107N)
Miki will be orbiting The Who Knows.
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Kosi
Solving problems with child-like wonder.
Kosi will be orbiting The Hot Pocket. -
Anna Matsumoto
Physical Design + Manufacturing @Stanford | Organizer for TreeHacks | Physical Design Lead for The Design Kids | Student Researcher @ SHAPE Lab
Anna will be orbiting The Dance Floor. -
Bruce Cahan
Financial Technology Innovator on Earth, in Outer Space, and usually in-between. Teaching DESIGN 245: Redesigning Finance
Bruce will be orbiting The Who Knows. -
Ashley Havens
First-Year Student @ Stanford, Enrolled in DESIGN 187N: How to Shoot for the Moon (AA 107N)
Ashley will be orbiting The Toast Bar. -
Vignesh Kumar
Undergraduate senior studying Human Biology (BA), Teaching HUMBIO 41SI: Design for Healthy Friendships: A Multi-Level Approach to Social Connection
Vig will be orbiting The Toast Bar. -
Bryan Nguyen
Freshman @ Stanford University, Enrolled in DESIGN 1
Bryan will be orbiting The Toast Bar. -
Annalise Mak
Design Engineering and Psychology @ Stanford, Enrolled in DESIGN 1
Annalise will be orbiting The Toast Bar from 8 to 9pm -
Sunday School
Sunday School will be performing at 7pm -
Hot Pocket Nepo Baby
Hot Pocket Nepo Baby will be performing at 9pm. -
Seamus Yu Harte
Head of Learning Experience Design, Electives | Helping people remix how the(ir) world works.
Seamus will be orbiting the d.school.
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The Grove becomes The Toast Bar: a place to literally try new things and meet new people.
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Studio C becomes The Pickle Jar: a place to explore emerging ethical dilemmas through improv, stand-up and sketch comedy.
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Room 165 become The Nerd Hole: a science communication escape room where you must communicate your work/research using only similes/analogies/stories or metaphors.
You can’t escape until everyone knows what you do.
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Above The Atrium becomes The Tip Line: a live public art installation designed to help you share anonymous tips on what is (and isn’t) working for you at Stanford.
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Room 126 becomes The Shroom Room: a pop-up bar serving alternative beverages and snacks designed to change your mind.
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The Red Truck corridor becomes The Isle of Design: a place to talk to Stanford Design Program students, Faculty and staff to learn more about the Undergrad, Grad and Elective Programs.
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Huddle 1 becomes The Hot Pocket: a place for artists and designers to showcase provocative and/or polarizing work that is “still in the oven” (ie, a work in progress).
Oh! And Hot Pockets will be served until they are gone. ;)
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The Atrium becomes The Dance Floor: a place to sing, dance, move and groove to your favorite Stanford bands.
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The Who Knows is the who knows…
We understand your desire for clarity and we encourage you to let it go.
Come not because you know what is going to happen—but the exact opposite—you don’t know what is going to happen.
