While Meaghan was nine months pregnant, Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court. Knowing the intensity of pregnancy first-hand, she couldn’t imagine having this experience forced upon her. At the time, she was pregnant with a little girl, and it broke her heart to picture her child growing up in a country where she might not have a say in what happens to her body. Meaghan chose to create a vote poster emphasizing a woman’s right to choose (and every person deserves bodily autonomy).
Meaghan A. Dee is an Associate Professor and Chair of Graphic Design at Virginia Tech, where she also serves as a Senior Fellow at the Institute of Creativity, Arts, and Technology. Her work centers on connecting communities through storytelling and immersive design experiences and by fostering collaboration between students, faculty, and industry professionals. Meaghan sees design as a tool for engagement, communication, and innovation.
AIGA GRADE Awards,
American Advertising Federation Awards,
Graphic Design USA Awards,
Graphis,
Hiii Typography,
HOW,
Print,
SECAC award for Outstanding Professional Achievement in Graphic Design,
University & College Designers Association (UCDA)