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Kathe Julin, Ph. D. Professor, Interior Architecture |
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Brief Background Information - Dr. Kathe Julin Dr. Kathe Julin has been a Professor with the University of Wisconsin System since 1989, and began her teaching career in 1980 starting at North Dakota State University, and continuing at Northern Illinois University and University of Wisconsin-Madison. For nine years, she was the Associate Dean and Division Head for the UWSP Division of Interior Architecture. She has led student trips overseas to Europe for over 25 years starting in 1985 in the study of Art, Architecture and Design. As a design professional in the field, Dr. Julin has worked in New York City in residential, loft and office design, North Carolina in retail design, and Wisconsin and Illinois in residential and commercial design. Starting as a member of NSID (now ASID) in 1979 and IBD in 1983, she continued as a professional member of IIDA until recently, moving over to current memberships in professional art/design organizations of Design Communication Association (DCA), College Art Association (CAA), and Society of Architectural Historians (SAH). Dr. Julin continues to be a corporate member of Interior Design Educators Council (IDEC) and has served as an accreditation team chair/member for the Council of Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) for over 15 years since 1996. Current study/work is on Drawing and Watercolor sketching, Architectural History, Foundation Design/Art Theory, and First-Year Student Experience in college (development, motivation and retention).
Education: B.S. in Art - University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh A month of study at Louvre Art Museum (Art History focus) and Sorbonne University, Paris (French language study) L'Ecole des Beaux Arts - study in art and architecture - Reims, France New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting, and Sculpture - New York City M.S. in Interior/Environmental Design - Pratt Institute, New York City Ph.D. in Architecture - University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
New York City (Full-time years - 1976 and 1977, 1979; half of 1980) - Commercial and Residential Loft Designer - Artist/Watercolor and Photography North Carolina (Full time year - 1978) - Store Planning and Retail Designer Wisconsin (Full time for half year in 1980) - Commercial and Residential Designer - Artist/Watercolor and Photography Freelance Professional Design Projects over the years since 1980 in Illinois and Wisconsin - commercial and residential design.
Professional Academic Positions: NDSU, Interior Design (1980-1981) NIU, Art and Interior Design (1981-1989) Tenure, Associate Professor UW-Milwaukee, Architecture (1983-1984) Associate Faculty UW-Madison, Interior Design Program (1989-1992, 1995-1998) Associate Professor UW-Stevens Point, Interior Architecture (1992-present) Tenure, Full Professor
UWSP Administration Work: Associate Dean and Division Head for 9 years, Program Coordinator for 4 years Interior Architecture Program Coordinator from March 2006-December 2006. College of Professional Studies Associate Dean and Interior Architecture Division Head from 1997 to 2005. Interior Design Program Coordinator from August 1993-January 1997. Supported successful Interior Design national accreditations (1995, 1998, 2005, 2011). See Council for Interior Design Accreditation web page for more information: http://www.accredit-id.org/ .
Travel sketching. Freehand drawing and sketching, Watercolor and Markers. Photography. Pottery. Art and Architectural History and Theory (Western and Non-Western) Cultural Meaning in the Environment. Ambiguity/Complexity in Environments/Graphics. International Travel and road trips across the United States. |
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