Ann Yoachim

Ann Yoachim is Director of the Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design and a Professor of Practice at the Tulane School of Architecture. She is focused on facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration and shaping built, natural, and social environments that impact health and wellness in rural and urban settings. This work has ranged from managing multi-faceted projects on climate change adaptation and resilience to facilitating strategic planning and design thinking efforts for philanthropy. Ann has a Master of Public Health from Tulane, a Bachelor’s degree in environmental studies and political science from Dickinson College, and was a Loeb Fellow at the Harvard Graduate School of Design (2012-13).