New York City, New York: June 21-30, hosted at the United Nations International School (UNIS)
View Output from 2006 DSL NY Water Supply Eradication of Malaria Energy: Preferred State Regenerative Nature
Asheville, North Carolina: July 19-28, hosted at the University of North Carolina, Asheville
Tuition is $1000 and includes: Ten–day training in the design science problem solving and planning methodology Presentation of your work to UN staff on the final day of the Lab Opportunity to participate in an intensely collaborative, inter-generational learning environment High speed computer access (you are encouraged to bring your own laptop, with wireless card) 100 page orientation packet and CD of $500 worth of reference materials and movies Digital copy of full–color Lab Report Access to DSL website and suite of on-line collaborative tools Complimentary 2006 membership to the Buckminster Fuller Institute
Space is limited. APPLY NOW ! — Click here to apply or find out more details !The Design Science Lab develops solutions to global and local problems. It does this through a design and planning methodology often referred to as design science. This methodology is inspired by the work of Buckminster Fuller, the late 20th century inventor, philosopher, and designer.
The Lab is a collaborative effort of a number of organizations. Its primary participants are high school and college students, young professionals, and experts in various global and local problems. Its primary aim is the development of strategies for reaching the UN Millennium Development Goals. We welcome your participation.
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