Four seniors from the International Center for Creativity recently traveled to the corporate headquarters of Chick-fil-A in Atlanta, Georgia, to present their design solutions from a sponsored course project earlier in the semester.

This is the fifth sponsored course design project between the ICC and the quick-serve restaurant giant in as many years.

"Our contacts at Chick-fil-A are incredibly kind, focused, generous, and genuinely believe in our educational experience," said ICC president and co-founder, Jim Stevenson. "The challenges and projects that they create for our students are real-time, real-world, incredibly relevant and we're honored that they continue to affirm and invest in our students and their work. Their feedback and guidance for every project we have done has truly enriched students' lives."

Four ICC grads have gone on to work inside of Chick-fil-A's corporate operations in innovation, industrial design and architectural space design.

Pictured at CFA headquarters, left to right are Nathaniel Lawrence, Rose Raquet, Brenna Messer and Andrew Willer. Not pictured is ICC staffer, Trayton Ojala, who coordinated the project and the trip.