Lecturer, M.A. in Design focused on Health
Bonnie is a seasoned design leader who brings a deep background in experience strategy, qualitative research, and facilitation methodologies to drive innovation and impact. With nine years at frog design, six years at Gensler, and four years consulting independently, she has worked on numerous projects across the globe in a range of industries, with a strong focus on healthcare. Her experience spans both product and service design, with projects ranging from systems and products for healthy eating to motivational systems for community health workers in Rwanda.
While at Gensler, Bonnie worked at the nexus of digital and the built environment, tackling projects that included Dell Med’s early master planning efforts, the activation of public spaces in city centers, workplace well-being post-COVID, and research that envisioned the future of the data economy. In addition to her design strategy work, she taught a graduate-level design course at McCombs Business School at the University of Texas for three years and now teaches the capstone course for the Design in Health Master’s program at UT. Bonnie serves on the board of the Institute for Diversity and Civic Life and enjoys entertaining, swimming, ceramics, and traveling to far-flung locales.