Over the past summer the 2020 graduating MFA students successfully completed and defended their MFA theses that explore design’s potential contribution to human wellness.

The faculty and staff have been making choices towards preserving a productive learning experience while maintaining a safe and healthy environment.

Like no other time in recent history, current events are capturing attention and driving great change in our culture. The Department is kicking off this very dynamic and interesting Fall 2020 semester with the release of a logo that acknowledges these extraordinary times, yet also looks toward the future with optimism.

Human wellness is a primary reason interior designers do what they do—creating spaces that fully attend to people’s psychological, physical, emotional and other needs. We’re pleased to announce that four of our graduate students this year have taken and passed the exam, becoming WELL Accredited Professionals.

The Department of Interior Architecture and Design is proud to announce its 2020 graduating graduate students! We look forward to seeing all that you accomplish and how you shape the future!

This summer, Professors Dawkins, Huber and Webber were tasked with the unique challenge of creating a curriculum that simulates internship experiences in a safe and accessible way.