Donna Fullmer

Donna Fullmer is NCIDQ certified and a professional member of IDEC, IIDA and GAS (glass arts society). She received her Masters at DePaul University in Integrated Professional Studies where she “designed and implemented educational modules on business and presentation skills for emerging design professionals in the classroom and workplace.”

She has worked for large, nationally ranked, full-service design firms across the mid-west. Her design focuses on commercial interiors specifically in office, restaurant and theater design. Her work has won numerous awards and has been published in national magazines as well as books.

Ms. Fullmer has taught for over fourteen combined years in courses ranging from freshman core classes to graduate level studios.

She has written four books focusing on the beginning design student titled the Studio Companion Series which include: Design Basics, Drafting Basics, 3D Design Basics and Presentation Basics.

Her creative endeavors include art glass design ranging from stained glass, fused and slumped glass to blown glass. She has a small studio on campus where she, and her students, create innovative pieces which can be integrated into their product and furniture projects or simply as objects of art.

Ms. Fullmer graduated from Kansas State University in 1991 with a Bachelors of Interior Architecture and is proud to be back and teaching in this program.