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Tamie Glass

Associate Professor, Author of Prompt: Socially Engaging Objects and Environments

Tamie Glass is a distinguished educator, interior designer, and author currently serving as the inaugural faculty director for the Master of Arts in Design Focused on Health Program at the University of Texas at Austin.13 This interdisciplinary initiative is a collaboration with the Dell Medical School.1

Glass previously held tenure and directed the Interior Design Program at the University of Texas School of Architecture before moving to the UT School of Design and Creative Technologies in the College of Fine Arts.14 Her career spans nearly two decades, beginning in Germany with projects for Mercedes-Benz, followed by work in London for firms like Virgile & Stone and Conran.24

As an advocate for human-centered design and education, Glass's teaching and research focus on designing for human behavior.2 She has developed a broad portfolio in hospitality, retail, wellness, healthcare, corporate, and residential design across Europe, Asia, and the United States.1

Glass is the author of "Prompt: Socially Engaging Objects and Environments," which was awarded the Interior Design Educators Council's 2020 Book of the Year.12 She has also served as a visiting director at the UT Dell Medical School's Design Institute for Health and the Blanton Museum of Art.2

Her approach to design emphasizes empathy and putting people at the center, which she believes can be applied to any area of design.4 Glass views design as an accessible activity that anyone can engage in, aimed at changing existing situations into preferred ones.4

Highlights

Aug 6 · linkedin

Loving the few brief moments when the studio is a blank slate as we launch the 5th cohort of the Master of Arts in Design focused on Health program at The University of Texas at Austin. This space will soon be filled with the messy, inspiring work of designing health. Excited for the year ahead! #DesignInHealth #UTAustin #NewBeginnings #ClassOf25

Apr 30 · linkedin

Great job opportunity with UT Austin. Design research skillset needed in the realm of academic technology.

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Austin, Texas, United States