Each year, DesignIntelligence selects a team of educators and education administrators who exemplify excellence in design education leadership. The 2010 class of education role models was selected by DesignIntelligence staff with extensive input from hundreds of design professionals, academic department heads, and students. Educators in the disciplines of architecture, interior design, industrial design, and landscape architecture were eligible for inclusion.
Abimbola Asojo
University of Oklahoma
Prasad Boradkar
Arizona State University
Randy Bartlet
Auburn University
William Braham
University of Pennsylvania
David Conrath
Louisiana State University
Dan Cuffaro
Cleveland Institute of Art
Robert Fee
Savannah College of Art and Design
Tom Fisher
University Minnesota
Robert Greenstreet
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Karen Hofmann
Art Center College of Design
Brian Katen
Virginia Tech
Ron Kemnitzer
Virginia Tech
Dennis Law
Kansas State University
Katharine Leigh
Colorado State
Bruce Lindsay
Washington University
Stephen Melamed
University of Illinois at Chicago
Patrick Miller
Virginia Tech
Forster Ndubisi
Texas A&M
Brian Orland
Penn State
Michaele Pride
University of Cincinnati
Robert Probst
University of Cincinnati
Fritz Steiner
University of Texas
Kenneth Schwartz
Tulane University
Robert A.M. Stern
Yale University
Lisa Tucker
Virginia Tech
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