Design Collaborative Founding Partner Retires
January 12, 2022Explore by Topic
A warm welcome to our new full-time team members!Our three new full-time hires are Jessica Detweiler – a new project manager on DC’s healthcare team, Emily Aneshansley – a mechanical designer for the healthcare team, and Shayla Hudson, our new project administrator. Jessica graduated from Ball State University with her Master’s in Architecture and has been an architect and project manager in Fort Wayne for over a decade, with a focus on the healthcare industry. She recently received her ACHA (American College of Healthcare Architects) Certification. Shayla graduated from the University of Dayton with her Bachelor’s in Marketing, Communication, and Public Relations. She was born and raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and played volleyball through college. Emily graduated from The Ohio State University with her Master’s in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Business. She loves to volunteer, hike, play board games, and has done thorough research on Gear Efficiency. |
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Welcome to our new interns!Lauren Mullins, an architectural intern for DC’s healthcare team, is in her fourth year at Ball State University working on her major in architecture. She was born and raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Alexander Juliano, an architectural intern for DC’s education team, is also in his fourth year at Ball State, working on his degree in architecture. He is from Fort Wayne and has a passion for music. Daniel Matsyuk, a mechanical engineer intern for DC’s education team, is working towards a degree in electrical and electronics engineering, with a minor in mathematics and physics. He is originally from Chicago, Illinois, and is working on an electrical model and solar array for a senior design project in Burkina Faso, West Africa. Last but not least we welcome Luke Gidley, DC’s high school intern. He is a senior at Homestead High School and is planning to attend Ball State University in the fall to study architecture. |
Congratulations to Terry Wagner on his “retirement.”Terry, one of the founders of Design Collaborative and after almost 30 years of being an integral part of DC, is stepping off into the sunset of retirement – with the occasional phone call, meeting, or project question sprinkled here and there. Terry is known for his sparkling sense of humor, hilarious emails, and his love for ducks (mostly hunting them). In honor of his legacy at DC, we are re-designing one of our conference rooms to be named Mallard’s Landing. Although Terry is retiring, do not despair – you’ll likely still see him at the occasional Beer:30, cracking jokes and keeping the party alive. Thank you for all that you’ve done, Terry!
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