Craig Stehle
Industrial design professor
Education
- M.I.D., industrial design, North Carolina State University
- B.F.A., graphic design, East Carolina University
Credentials
- Professor of industrial design, 2019–present, Savannah College of Art and Design, Atlanta
- Co-founder, 2014–present, Lobe Innovation Management, Chicago, IL and Decatur, GA
- Adjunct professor, 2016–19, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
- Instructor, 2017, Jiang China Human-Centered Design Program, Hangzhou, China
- Innovation and marketing manager, 2007–14, ITW Global Product Development Center, Glenview, IL
- Product development consultant/designer, 2003–07, Stehle Research and Design, Morton Grove, IL
- Adjunct professor/fellow, 2002–15, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Industrial designer/design researcher, 2001–03, The Center for Universal Design, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Multiple positions, 1993–2000, Signal Design Inc., Raleigh and Wilmington, NC
Organizations
- Tag Product Management Society, Atlanta, Committee Board Member, 2018–present
- Atlanta Regional Commission, Atlanta, Volunteer-Innovation Subcommittee, 2017
- Moda-Museum Design Atlanta, Atlanta, Volunteer-Educational Advisory Board, 2016–17
- Aware-Atlanta Wildlife Animal Rescue Effort, Lithonia, Ga., Volunteer-Facilities Manager, 2016–17
- Skomor Youth Soccer Club Skokie, Ill., Volunteer Board Member, Scholarship Foundation, 2012–14
- The Grove Interpretive Center, Glenview, Ill., Volunteer-Animal Care, 2011–15
- Village of Morton Grove, Morton Grove, Ill., Member, Economic Development Commission, 2010–12
- AYSO Youth Soccer League, Morton Grove, Ill., Volunteer coach, 2009–12
- Golf School District, Morton Grove, Ill., 2009–12
- Golf School District, Morton Grove, Ill., Member, Strategic Planning Committee, 2009–10
Publications and presentations
- "Developing More Desirable Products For Stroke Survivors," Stehle, C., Albrech-Buehler, C., Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation, vol.15, no. 2, p. 10–117, 2008.
- "Design as a Strategic Product Development Process," presented at Shift Happens – Midwest IDSA Conference, 2004.