Robin Carroll

Professor focused on innovative teaching methods in interior design, Robin Carroll serves as an Assistant Professor in the Interior Design Program at Mississippi State University. With a robust background in both education and practical application, she is also a Certified Lighting Consultant. Her academic journey is marked by a Master of Science in Instructional Technology, obtained in 1999, and a Bachelor of Science in Special Education, completed in 1980, both from Mississippi State University. Professor Carroll's research interests are deeply rooted in Lighting Design, Universal Design, and the American with Disabilities Act. Her dedication to these fields is reflected in her successful acquisition of two $20,000 grants from the Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education, which underscores her commitment to advancing lighting education and research. In her role at Mississippi State University, Carroll is known for her expertise in Lighting Design and Universal Design, areas in which she has made significant contributions. Her work often explores the intersection of design and accessibility, aiming to create environments that are both aesthetically pleasing and universally accessible. Beyond her academic and research pursuits, Professor Carroll is passionate about integrating real-world applications into her teaching, ensuring that her students are well-prepared for the challenges of the design industry. Her innovative approach to education not only enhances the learning experience but also inspires future designers to consider the broader implications of their work on society. Through her dedication to teaching and research, Robin Carroll continues to influence the field of interior design, advocating for inclusive and thoughtful design practices that cater to diverse needs and promote accessibility for all.