Erin is a licensed architect and registered interior designer based in Indianapolis, Indiana who has spent much of her 20-year career advocating for interdisciplinary practice and advancing the conversation on the specific value add of each design discipline.
She has extensive leadership experience, including as president of CIDQ and IIDA Indiana Chapter, and serving as past chair of AIA’s National Interior Architecture Knowledge Community. Her five years on CIDQ’s Board of Directors provide valuable credentialing board insight. She recently served on CLARB’s Bylaws Work Group and closely collaborated with the leaders of the Interorganizational Council on Regulation (ICOR) and has been actively participating in the advancement of peer exam review and comparison, alternative pathways to licensure, and overlapping practice and scope studies.
“I believe that when we have clear understanding of the expertise, focus and skillset of each design discipline, we are creating cohesive language to the outside world that creates greater awareness for protecting the public.”
