Museum advisor to Studio Gang, selected among six international finalists to render a concept design for the Nelson-Atkins $170M expansion and renovation project.  Finalist to be announced in Spring 2025. Link.

Joined the Board of Directors of the Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts, a residency program in midcoast Maine that supports national and international ceramic artists in all stages of their professional development alongside community and educator programming. Link.

Attended Moving Boundaries, a 12-day course exploring the interface between design of the built environment and human perception and behavior at the Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm and at Aalto University in Espoo/Helsinki. Link.

Public launch of a landmark gift to UNC Greensboro’s Weatherspoon Art Museum, transforming the first-floor wing of the museum into a center for object based teaching and learning and including a gift of 270 works of art. Link.

Joined a professional cohort of designers, scientists, and researchers to advance the understanding of intentional design, architecture, and aesthetic experiences.

Presented on opportunities and challenges facing an emerging generation of museum leadership in association with the Directors Summit for EXPO Chicago.

Joined a distinguished cohort of professionals attending a two-week program on the interface between the design of the built environment and scientific disciplines concerned with human perception and behavior.   

Attended a bootcamp on how to improve human-centered design by incorporating information about human perception and behavior.