Rebecca Cowart is the Academic Program Specialist for Interior Architecture & Design. Previously she has worked in advising, HR, and call center offices within FSU for a total of 14 years with FSU. She is dedicated to ensuring the department and all students therein have access to the academic resources they need.
Areas of Responsibility
Assist with course creation and student registrations
Assist with academic advising and student orientation
Provide inquiry information for prospective students
Administer admissions and other procedures in the graduate program
Administer the Teaching Assistant program
Oversee the Resource Room
Complete other administrative tasks
FSU’s Interior Architecture & Design Program ranks 3rd in Top 15 Best Bachelor’s in Interior Design 2022
Restaurant project by alumni Jackson Garber
Florida State University’s Interior Architecture and Design’s bachelor’s degree has ranked third among the top 15 best bachelor’s in interior design degree programs for 2022 by CollegeRank. The ranking was recently published on the organization’s website.
This ranking was created using the National Center for Education Statistics’ College Navigator database, sites including Payscale.com, and each school’s official website. The top 15 schools were selected and ranked based on potential salary after graduation, individual program accreditation, and overall affordability.
“For over 40 years, our department has established a long and proud tradition of design excellence,” says Dr. Jill Pable, Chair, Department of Interior Architecture and Design at FSU. “Our community of learning emphasizes the humanity of engagement, and our faculty and students work closely together to ‘shape spaces and shape lives’ – both the lives of students and those of the future clients they will serve. We are proud to be recognized for our bachelor’s in interior design program and included in this top ranking.”
Florida State’s Department of Interior Architecture and Design offers the Bachelor of Science and the Bachelor of Arts degrees in interior design. Both degree programs are accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) and the National Association of the Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). The program consists of 77 semester credits of required courses in addition to the general education requirements.
Along with a required internship, the program also offers the opportunity to study abroad in London, England. Learn more at
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