Trevor Berreth
Graphic Designer
Trevor Berreth is a graphic designer with experience in UI/UX design, systems and mobility design, branding, publication design, and interaction. In previous roles, he has worked with SAS Analytics to incorporate AI and conversational user interface into existing software, designed exhibition installations for High Point University, Moogfest 2018’s design and production team to deliver the festival’s brand and programs material, and has designed and produced several books and magazines for various clients and organizations.
Trevor is developing the Carolina Demography brand and designs for data-visualization and digital interactive tools. His contributions can be seen in public communications, reports, web design, and social media.
He holds a BA in Graphic Design from North Carolina State University and an AAS in Multimedia Design from Salt Lake Community College.
A complete and accurate census count is incredibly important. The census shapes how billions of dollars in federal funding are distributed (including $43.8 billion to North Carolina), how political seats are apportioned, and how communities plan for their future residents.…
Every household that doesn’t fill out the census form online, by mail, or by phone—known as “self-response”—enters the Census Bureau’s non-response follow-up (NRFU) universe. During NRFU, the Census Bureau sends trained enumerators door-to-door to collect census responses directly. This is…
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to remain physically distant from each other but has also created new opportunities for us to remain socially connected. Since UNC-Chapel Hill (UNC) closed its campus in mid-March, I (Alexis) have virtually collaborated with…