Don Miskiman, PhD, CPsych, CPHR.

Don works in the space where there is a mingling of the fields of psychology; architecture; business; built and natural environments; and, visual and creative arts. His work is directed towards the area of human - environment interconnections, and focuses on the relationships and interactions between built environments and the people in, and travelling through them. The area of how built environments affect people is a subset of environmental psychology; described best as architectural psychology. Buildings, and the spaces between them, enrich or enervate our lives, affecting how we perceive, think, and feel; work, frolic and live. Don is Associate Professor of Organization Studies at the University of the Fraser Valley; and, consults with organizations and municipalities to plan, implement, and facilitate, people - place projects. He can be contacted at: donmiski@gmail.com