May Chung is a professional design consultant and an associate professor of design at NSCAD University. She holds a Master of Graphic Design from North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, a BFA Majoring in Visual Communication Design at University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta and a BA General at University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta.
Chung has received many grants including the Dreamscape Design Research Grant (2021), the Productivity and Innovation Voucher (2019), The Alexander Bell Foundation Design Research Grant (2018), the Industrial Research Assistance Program (2016), the Multicultural Association of Nova Scotia Experience Design Grant (2015), the Food Action Research Centre Design Grant (2015) and the Nova Scotia Department of Economic Development Grants (2003).
Chung’s selected publications, public lectures, panels, and juries include Rapid COVID-19 Response Advisor, Lawson Foundation, Toronto, ON (2020), Aging through Connection with Technology Facilitator, Northwood, Halifax, Nova Scotia (2019), Risk Communication Planning from a Design Perspective Facilitator, West Indies Commonwealth Society, Halifax, Nova Scotia (2018), Typography Education Round Panelist, AtypI international Conference, Université du Québec à Montréal, Québec (2017) Human Rights Issues in Nova Scotia Exhibition, Canadian Association of Statutory Human Rights Agencies (CASHRA Conference) Marriott Harbourfront, Halifax, Nova Scotia (2013) and many more.
Degrees:
Master of Graphic Design at North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA
BFA Majoring in Visual Communication Design at University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta
BA General at University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta
Selected Grants:
2021 |
Dreamscape Design Research Grant |
2019 |
Productivity and Innovation Voucher |
2018 |
The Alexander Bell Foundation Design Research Grant |
2016 |
Industrial Research Assistance Program |
2015 |
Multicultural Association of Nova Scotia Experience Design Grant
Food Action Research Centre Design Grant |
2003 |
Nova Scotia Department of Economic Development Grants |