Dinah Miller

Dinah Miller is a Lecturer in the Department of Sustainable Technology and the Built Environment at Appalachian State University, part of the College of Fine and Applied Arts. She teaches courses in architectural graphics, computer-aided design, and building information modeling, contributing to programs in Architectural Technology & Design, Construction Management, and Sustainable Building Systems.

Educational Background:

• M.S. in Technology, Appalachian State University, 2018
• B.S. in Technology Education, State University of New York at Oswego, 2014

Her research focuses on sustainable building practices, particularly LEED Certification, zero-energy buildings, and indoor environmental quality in classroom settings. These areas align with broader efforts in energy efficiency, healthy indoor environments, and sustainable construction technologies. Her teaching directly supports applied learning in design and modeling for sustainable infrastructure.

While no recent publications are listed, her instructional and research domains suggest engagement with building science, energy modeling, and sustainable materials. Her work contributes to both pedagogical development and real-world applications in green building standards.

Scientific Awards:

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There is no public information on student advising, grants, or funded research projects. However, her role involves direct instruction and curriculum delivery in key technical areas of sustainable technology. She teaches TEC 1728: Architectural Graphics and Computer Modeling and TEC 3532: Rapid Prototyping and Application, indicating hands-on, project-based learning experiences.

Dinah Miller is based in Katherine Harper Hall, Room 166, where she supports prospective students and contributes to departmental outreach, including campus visits and academic planning. She plays an active role in student recruitment and academic guidance within the department’s undergraduate and graduate programs.