Interior Design
Interior Design Faculty Assume New Responsibilities
Under the direction of interim chair Dr. Lynn Huffman, faculty assignments in interior design have changed. Dr. Curry, who guided the Interior Design program for 12 years, has stepped down as Program Director but will continue in his position as Associate Chair of the Department of Design. Dr Amor has assumed the role of Director of Graduate Studies. And JoAnn Wilson has been assigned to a new position, Director of Interior Design. Along with these changes, the department has also added three new adjunct instructors, has reconfigured studio space, and has aligned the curriculum into a single-track program.
These changes will enable TTU, one of the nation’s leading interior design programs, to function effectively well into the future.
Interior Design Curriculum Moves To A Single Track
Over the course of the next four years the Interior Design program will be moving to a single- track curriculum. What this means is that freshmen will be admitted to the program fall semester only. Previously, freshmen were admitted both fall and spring semesters. This new single-track course schedule will allow for greater efficiency in course offerings and easier tracking of student’s progress through the program.
Most courses will be offered either fall or spring semester. This will allow students to know exactly when they should register for a course. All studio curricula are highly sequential in nature. This change will assure that all students in a course are equally prepared.
Interior Design
Program Director
DOD welcomes JoAnn Wilson as Program Coordinator for Interior Design.
Interns Experience
Real World of Design
Texas Tech’s largest class of interior designers ever fulfilled summer internships across the nation. The 67 design students interned in five states: New York, Florida, Tennessee, Texas, and California. Firms they worked for were some of the nation’s largest, most prestigious firms. From the world’s largest hospitality firms to the most exclusive custom residential firms, the students experienced the gamut of the profession.
Leadership is
Interior Design,
Meghan Broussard
Meghan Broussard Simecek, a senior in Interior Design, is serving as Student Coordinator for Peer Advisors Leading Students (PALS) for the college of Human Sciences.
People and Places
David Ganong and Britni McGuire pass the NCIDQ exam!!!
Want to share your accomplishments?
Contact Margaret Dobbs
margaret.n.dobbs@ttu.edu
Phone: 806.742.3050 ext. 223