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Session 01Dissecting the Needs of Students and Teachers: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in 2020 ClassroomsSpeakers: The COVID-19 crisis and current events have revealed disparities in access to education across the nation for a variety of students. In this presentation, we’ll learn from Dr. Gooden and Dr. Leonard about the needs of students of all backgrounds and learning abilities and how sustainable infrastructure and updated learning models can help.
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Session 02What Comes Next? Predicting Classroom Design After 2020Speakers: Education market sector leaders at Corgan speak on how the events of 2020 will forever change classroom design and infrastructure to support the needs of students and prepare for the future of learning.
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Session 03Creating Educational Environments: We're Adding the Fifth "C" of Learning for Every StudentSpeakers: Host/Moderator: Join MooreCo CEO Greg Moore, designer Ryan Haase, and Marketing Director Polly Moore as they discuss MooreCo’s 2021 strategy for creating the classrooms of tomorrow, including a new line of products designed to meet the needs of students and educators.
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Session 04Collaborating the Dream: Designing the Ideal STEM ClassroomSpeakers: The design process unfolds as a science teacher and a robotics teacher collaborate with Robin Randall and Sylvia Kowalk to create the classroom of their dreams, using the Compass by MooreCo line of makerspace cabinets and tables.
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Dr. Mark Anthony Gooden, Ph.D. Dr. Mark Anthony Gooden is Professor in Education Leadership at Columbia University. He researches culturally responsive school leadership with specific interests in anti-racist leadership in education. He has developed courses in leadership, equity, law, and research methods. Dr. Gooden received his BA from Albany State University and his PhD and two master’s degrees from The OSU. |
Dr. Tom Leonard Dr. Tom Leonard has spent 20 years in numerous educational roles, from teacher to principal. Since joining the acclaimed Eanes ISD in 2014, Tom has focused on transparency, building relationships, and communication with the many constituents. He holds a doctorate in curriculum and instruction, a master's degree in secondary education, and a bachelor's degree in mathematics. |
Steve Hulsey Steve Hulsey has dedicated his entire professional career to the design and development of educational facilities. He has completed more than 150 projects ranging in budget from $50,000 to $86,000,000. Steve's expertise in education provides creative and efficient design centered on the student. Steve is a member of the AIA and the Texas Society of Architects. |
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Greg Moore As the CEO of MooreCo and family of brands, Greg Moore has spent the past three decades committed to improving the way students learn and people work. Greg has served as Chairman of the Board for EdSpaces as well as the board of BIFMA. MooreCo's success story has lasted decades, in large part due to Greg's passion for design and furniture manufacturing solutions. |
Polly Moore During her tenure at MooreCo, Polly Moore has influenced the design process, following industry trends and using her experience and love of fashion to improve each brand. Her goal is to create products with purpose that resonate with customers across all markets. Her driving philosophy puts human intellectual and emotional development at the core of every design. |
Ryan Haase As Director of Product Development for MooreCo, Ryan Haase has used his skills as an innovation leader and design engineer to create environments that feature balanced aesthetics and a focus on functionality and sustainability. Originally from Michigan, Ryan holds a BS in Product Design Engineering Technology from Ferris State University, and an MBA from Michigan State. |
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Robin Randall Robin Randall leads clients in a customized design process that transforms their mission and purpose into meaningful, budget-conscious, forward-thinking learning environments. She builds exceptional collaborative teams around projects including master plans, facilities assessments, renovations, and new educational facilities. |
Sylvia Kowalk Since joining Legat Architects in 2011, Sylvia Kowalk has directed the firm's interior design program. Her portfolio ranges from PreK–12 and tiger education facilities to performing art centers, community health centers, and corporate environments. Sylvia regularly speaks about interior design trends and challenges at regional and national conferences. |
Amy Morgenweck Amy Morgenweck is armed with innate problem solving skills and has 35 years at Wilsonart. She works globally with designers, casegood manufacturers, and corporate end users, bringing teams together for seamless project execution. Amy educates representatives on industry needs, and helps create tools that serve healthcare and hospitality designers. Amy holds a BFA from FIT. |
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Angie Stutsman Angie Stutsman is a registered Interior Designer who has dedicated her career to Education Facilities. She is passionate about creating beautiful spaces that enrich the lives of students and teachers across the country. Angie heads up the Education Furniture projects at Corgan and is certified as a WELL AP. She enjoys the opportunity to help our clients take their facilities to the next level by creating healthy, exciting environments that enhance the lives of all who inhabit these spaces. |
Chloe Hosid After graduating summa cum laude from the University of Kansas with a Master of Architecture degree and a minor in business in 2017, Chloe joined the education studio at Corgan and has had the opportunity to contribute to higher education and K-12 projects ranging from project pursuits and preliminary design through design development and construction administration. |
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