I often hear people express ideas in ways that resonate when we set up studios. Sometimes they are ideas I am familiar with, but they say them in new and articulate ways that make me see things with a new clarity. It is one of the things I love about this exercise of our studio days.
Last week at Pacific Lutheran University we asked people to answer this question: “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?” and a part of one person’s response was, “Here’s to tearing down walls and building bridges with the ruins.”
Below are some of the other responses. More will be shared on our social media platforms shortly.
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
A Peace of My Mind visited Pacific Lutheran University and asked, “How has your college experience allowed you to build bridges?”
Wow John. Very nice. Thanks for what you do. keep up the good work.
Thanks Mike…it was great to meet you at PLU. Thanks for the good work you do as well.