Elizabeth Lockard

• Education
• Teaching
• Honors & Awards

Education

Liza Lockard is an Assistant Professor in the Interior Design program. Prior to her arrival at Chaminade, she practiced architecture in the U.S., Vietnam, Switzerland, and Costa Rica, and has recently taught at the University of Hawaii School of Architecture.

She is currently writing her doctoral dissertation on human habitats in Space and how technology can facilitate adaptation to the Martian environment.

Her other passions include surfing, dogs, and being outdoors as much as possible.

Education

• B.A., Philosophy, University of New Hampshire
• M.Arch., Architecture, Yale University
• Ph.D. candidate, Futures Studies, University of Hawaii

Teaching

• ID 201 Fundamentals of Interior Design
• ID 202 Introduction to Technical Drawing
• ID 270 Materials & Components in Interior Design
• ID 384 Sustainability in Design
• ID 415 Professional Internship
• ID 480 Portfolio Design Workshop

Honors & Awards

• Soroptimist International - Founder Region Fellowship
• Graham Foundation for the Fine Arts - Research & Teaching Grant
• Embassy of the Netherlands (Vietnam) - Research & Teaching Grant
• American Academy of Art and Architecture - '39 Architects Under 39' International Competition
• Yale University School of Architecture - Kenneth A. Housholder Scholarship
• American Institute of Architects - Plan/NH Fellowship
• Boston Society of Architects - 'Unbuilt Projects' International Competition
• Boston Architectural Center - Joseph M. Bradley Scholarship
• University of New Hampshire - Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society