Michael Dudek

Michael Dudek is an Associate Professor in the Department of Interior Architecture & Industrial Design at the College of Architecture, Planning and Design, Kansas State University. He is NCIDQ certified and brings extensive professional experience in interior design to his academic role.

Educational Background:

• Bachelor of Science in Architecture, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
• Master of Science in Interior Design, Florida State University

Professor Dudek's research and teaching focus on interior architecture and industrial design with a strong emphasis on the integration of architectural principles into interior spaces. His professional expertise spans corporate, healthcare, and hospitality design sectors, reflecting a practice-oriented approach to design education. His work is informed by over 23 years of full-time professional experience on large-scale projects for clients including Coca-Cola, Sun Microsystems, Bank of America, and Wachovia.

While no specific publications are listed, his professional and academic work suggests a focus on applied design research, spatial functionality, and user-centered design solutions in complex built environments.

Professional Recognition:

• NCIDQ Certified

Professor Dudek has advised numerous students in design practice and education, though specific advisees are not listed. He contributes to the academic mission of the department through teaching, mentorship, and professional engagement. There is no mention of research grants or funded projects in the available text.

He is affiliated with the design faculty at Kansas State University and contributes to the academic and creative environment within the College of Architecture, Planning and Design, particularly in studio and practice-based learning settings.