EDUCATION
Kristen L. Bender Daaboul LEED Green Associate, Assoc. AIA 100 Newton Ave Braintree, MA 02184 p. 402.920.0239 e. kbender@risd.edu
Master of Art [MA] 2013 Interior Architecture Rhode Island School of Design Providence, Rhode Island Concentrations in Preservation & Adaptive Reuse Seminar in Collegiate Teaching 1+ Accelerated Program Faculty: Liliane Wong, Markus Berger, Jeffrey Katz, Dr. Barbara Stehle & Eduardo Duarte Study Abroad: Copenhagen, Germany, Finland, Portugal, Spain & Sweden
ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT Boston Architectural College Foundations Studio Co-Instructor Boston Architectural College Foundations Guest Studio Critic
2015-Current
2014-2015
Rhode Island School of Design 2012 Graduate Student Tutor - Tutored and guided students in their graduate studio experiences to encourage a wider range of thinking while also helping them move forward with individual projects Rhode Island School of Design 2012 INTAR Blog Editor - Edited and wrote for the RISD student INTAR blog that informed fellow colleagues within the department about exciting studios and ongoing student projects. Rhode Island School of Design 2012 Fleet Library Reference Assistant - Assisted students in library questions regarding research papers and reference information. Rhode Island School of Design 2012 Teaching Assistant - Assisted Dr. Barbara Stehle in HIstory of Adaptive Reuse which included proctoring exams, grading assignments, conducting mid reviews, and adding information during lectures. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries 2007-2012 Architecture Library Assistant - Assisted students in their library questions regarding circulation of books, research and reference information. University of Nebraska-Lincoln 2007-2012 College of Architecture Ambassador - Participated in all functions regarding the College of Architecture along with other ambassador duties such as giving tours of the campus and representing the Department of Architecture in college events. University of Nebraska-Lincoln 2007-2009 UCARE Research Assistant - Assisted the Dean of the College of Architecture, Professor Kim Wilson, in her research involving landscape architecture curriculum and a community and regional planning study abroad in Quito, Ecuador.
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