Liliana Castro is a Chicago based designer graduating from Bradley University with a double major in Graphic Design and Spanish, and a minor is User Experience Design. During her time at Bradley Liliana has explored many different facets of design, and she developed a design style that allows her to be adaptable, strategic, and attentive. Liliana wants to make designs people can connect to. Her studies in graphic and UX design provide the perfect framework to make meaningful human-centered design that serves a purpose. In May of 2025, Liliana received the Mendez and Kittle-Kamp Families Endowed Scholarship, recognizing her achievements in the Art and Design program. Outside of the classroom, Liliana has helped establish Bradley University’s Identity Spaces, where she makes promotional graphics, and manages connections with various community partners in central Illinois. When she isn’t designing, Liliana enjoys printmaking, going to museums, and planning meetings for Bradley’s Art club, of which she is president. As her time at Bradley comes to a close, Liliana is looking forward to finding a position where she can put her multidisciplinary skillset to use.