Rate My Professor Carl Rogers

Rogers' research specializations include the drawing and representation of art, architecture, and landscape architecture within the modern landscape; edge boundaries and their relation to environmental dynamics between landscapes and urban environments; and environmental art, particularly site-specific sculpture. His publications encompass 'All Hands on Deck: Instructors as Collaborators and the Modified Dynamics of Design Build Interaction,' presented at the 32nd National Conference on the Beginning Design Student in 2016, which examines instructor-student dynamics in design-build studios; 'Places, Spaces, and Faces: Teaching Sustainable Design through Cross-Disciplinary Studio Integration,' detailing collaborative architecture and landscape architecture studios focused on sustainability, including projects like the Hansen Prize Competition in 2007 and Iowa State campus redesigns in 2008; and works on community partnerships as foundations for scholarship, pedagogy, and research. Rogers has earned the College of Design Dean's Award for Extraordinary Performance. He leads key initiatives such as the Confluence Studio Prize competitions for outstanding student projects, the Iowa Mayors' Design Workshop selecting towns for design charrettes, and the Iowa Innovative Housing Project as a grant co-principal investigator, fostering community-engaged design and sustainable practices.