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Amy Huber is an Associate Professor and Associate Chair in the Department of Interior Architecture and Design at Florida State University (FSU). Her interdisciplinary research bridges design theory, communication, and human perception in built environments. She holds certifications including EDAC, LEED AP BD+C, and NCIDQ, and authored the influential book Design Storytelling: Effective and Engaging Communication (Routledge, 2017).
Education:
- PhD in Communication, FSU (201?*)
- MS in Design and Merchandising, Colorado State University
- Bachelor of Interior Architecture, Kansas State University
- Foreign Study: Architecture & Urban Planning at Czech Technical University
Research Focus: Amy investigates how communication and design intersect to shape user experiences in healthcare spaces, branded environments, and cross-cultural contexts. Her work emphasizes trust-building through design, organizational dynamics in design firms, and the role of technology in design processes. Recent studies include cross-cultural analyses of medical waiting spaces and mentorship impacts in design careers.
Professional Recognition:
- 2022 Excellence in Scholarship Nominee (Interior Design Educators Council)
- 2021 FSU Outstanding Teaching in the Major Award
- Multiple Service Awards (Interior Design Educators Council)
- Recipient of a 2014 AIA National Honor Award for the Jackson Hole Airport project
Teaching & Grants: Teaches advanced design studios and technology courses. Secured a 2022 Collaborative Scholar Grant exploring healthcare environment impacts on preventative care. Advises on student research integrating technology and design education.
