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Ann Yoachim is a Professor of Practice in Design at the Tulane School of Architecture and the Director of the Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design. She leads interdisciplinary initiatives focusing on design, equity, and ecology to address health and wellness challenges in urban and rural environments. Her work integrates climate resilience, community partnerships, and strategic planning.
Education:
- Master of Public Health, Tulane University
- Bachelor of Environmental Studies and Political Science, Dickinson College
Research Focus: Ann specializes in leveraging design to promote social and environmental equity. Her projects bridge academia, philanthropy, and communities to foster sustainable solutions. She emphasizes collaboration across disciplines and sectors, particularly in climate adaptation and health-focused urban planning.
Awards:
- Loeb Fellowship, Harvard Graduate School of Design (2012–2013)
Teaching & Advising: She teaches courses such as ARCH 4938/6938: Intersection of Design & Health and DESG 2705: Design & Society, encouraging students to tackle societal challenges through interdisciplinary approaches. Her mentorship emphasizes student agency and collective learning.
Labs/Teams: Directs the Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design, which facilitates cross-sector partnerships to drive impactful community-driven projects.
