Many of our students receive prestigious honors and recognition for their hard work and creative expressions via awards, scholarships, and media attention.
1819 Innovation Hub
The 1819 Innovation Hub awards five projects that exemplify cutting-edge innovation:
The University of Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub is the central nerve center for the Cincinnati Innovation District®️. Situated in a renovated former Sears, Roebuck & Co. structure and strategically positioned in close proximity to renowned research facilities, the 1819 Innovation Hub serves as a dynamic space for pioneering programs, resources and events. UC named #1 producer of Unicorn graduates according to a Stanford University report, surpassing Ivy League schools. Students, researchers, and business professionals collaborate to foster connections, creating a thriving startup ecosystem that supports the Cincinnati region and beyond. In this atmosphere of inspiration, they engage in collaborative problem-solving, forming the backbone of the district's entrepreneurial community. For additional information, visit innovation.uc.edu."
The 1819 Innovation Hub Award celebrates groundbreaking ideas that embody the spirit of what's next. This prestigious award honors individuals or teams whose creativity, vision, and forward-thinking mindset push the boundaries of possibility. It recognizes those who dare to dream big, challenge the status quo, and bring transformative concepts to life. The recipient of this award is redefining innovation—combining bold imagination with practical execution to inspire the future of their industry and beyond.
Ullman School of Design
Ullman School of Design
Ullman School of Design
Ullman School of Design
Ullman School of Design
School of Planning
This award goes to the student(s) who have demonstrated in depth use of the key principles of Human Centered Research to develop their concept. Human-centered research is a problem-solving approach that prioritizes the needs and perspectives of the people who will use a product, service, or system, by involving them in every stage of the design process, from initial primary research to implementation and evaluation.
Ullman School of Design
Ullman School of Design
Ullman School of Design
DAAPworks SEGD (The Society for Experiential Graphic Design) Awards recognizes DAAP students who demonstrate excellence in the field of experiential design through their senior capstone project:
School of Architecture and Interior Design
School of Architecture and Interior Design
School of Architecture and Interior Design
Ullman School of Design
School of Architecture and Interior Design
School of Art
School of Planning
School of Planning
Each spring, the University of Cincinnati’s College of Cooperative Education and Professional Studies honors students for outstanding achievement in experiential learning.
Eleven students in UC’s College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP) were recognized for their achievements in cooperative education. Their stories help to illustrate why the University of Cincinnati is a top five university for co-ops and internships in the U.S. News Best Colleges rankings.
April 30, 2025
Eleven students in UC's College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning are recognized in April 2025 for outstanding achievement in cooperative education.
This award from the University of Cincinnati Alumni Association celebrates 100 seniors that are following the University of Cincinnati’s mission to be servant leaders in their community. Three DAAP students received this recognition:
Ullman School of Design
Ullman School of Design
Ullman School of Design
Ullman School of Design
In addition to participating in this year’s senior exhibitions, several students from the School of Art have earned individual recognition for their outstanding work. These achievements highlight the breadth of talent within our program and the unique contributions each student brings to the creative community.
School of Art
Alexandra Franz ‘25:
School of Art
Colman Mathis ‘25:
School of Art
Jeshua Schuster ‘25:
School of Art
Amiaya Alleyne ‘25:
School of Art
Ethan Fessler ‘25:
