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Country Institution Department/School Cumulus Member Representative Email of Cumulus Member Representative Title/Position of Cumulus Member Representative Country Institution Department/School Cumulus Member Representative Email of Cumulus Member Representative Title/Position of Cumulus Member Representative Australia LCI Melbourne Donna O’Neill [email protected] Academic Manger Australia Swinburne University of Technology School of Design Matthew Parnell [email protected] Torrens University Australia & Think Education Group, Laureate International Australia Design Vertical (Design Faculty) Mieke Leppens [email protected] Dean of Design and Creative Technology LANZ Universities Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building Australia University of Technology Sydney Rodger Watson [email protected] Course Director & Creative Intelligence Unit Institute of “Product & Transportation Design” and of Austria FH JOANNEUM University of Applied Sciences Ursula Tischner [email protected] senior lecturer “Design & Communication” Austria Salzburg University of Applied Sciences Ulrike Szigeti [email protected] International Departmental Coordinator Austria University of Applied Arts Vienna Stefan Zinell [email protected] Senior Artist Austria University of Art and Design Linz Davide Bevilacqua [email protected] University assistent Belgium Ecole supurieure des Arts Saint-Luc Brussels Interior design, graphic art, comics and game design Cecile Thuillier [email protected] International Relations Belgium LUCA School of Arts Jan Cools [email protected] co-ordination Artistic Activities Belgium Thomas More University of Applied Sciences Department of Interior, Design & Architecture Jan Roekens [email protected] Dr. Ir. Arch. Belgium University of Antwerp Faculty of Design Sciences Jeroen Cant [email protected] Dr. Canada Concordia University Department of Design and Computation Arts Martin Racine [email protected] Professor Canada Emily Carr University of Art + Design Emily Carr University of Art + Design Sarah Hay [email protected] Sessional Faculty Chile Instituto Profesional DUOCUC Schools of Design and Communication Alexandra Faille [email protected] Community Engagement & Internationalization Chile Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile (PUC Chile) Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseno y Estudios Urbanos (FADEU) Rodrigo Ramirez [email protected] Director, School of Design Chile Universidad del Desarrollo School of Design Bernardita Brancoli [email protected] Directora de Extencon y Educacion Continua China Beijing Union University College of Arts Ding,Sha [email protected] International Office/Academic Affairs and Scientific Research Office China Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology(BIFT) School of Fashion Accessory Qinwen Wei [email protected] Lecturer China Central Academy of Fine Arts, CAFA School of Design Zheng Tao [email protected] international coordinator China Donghua University Mingwei Zhao [email protected] Dr China East China Normal University, School of Design Funa Li [email protected] Secretary of Foreign Affairs China Eurasia University School of Art and Design JUN HUANG [email protected] DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS CENTER China Gengdan Institute of Beijing University of Technology Gengdan Academy of Design Lijun Chen [email protected] Director of International Office of GAD China Guangdong University of Technology (GDUT) School of Art & Design Melody [email protected] in charge for International teaching affairs, School of Art and Design China Hubei University of Technology School of Arts and Design Yumeng Ouang [email protected] Head of International program office School of Arts & Design China Hunan Normal University Academy of Fine Arts Feng Su [email protected] Assitant to the Dean China Hunan University School of Design Jun Zhang [email protected] Associate Professor China Jiangnan University School of Design Xiaobo Qian [email protected] Assistant Dean China Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute Mingchun ZHANG [email protected] Director of Product Design, College of Design & Arts, JCI China Nanjing University of the Arts Office of International Exchange and Cooperation WangPeng [email protected] Director of General Office China Shandong University of Art and Design Eric Yu [email protected] Coordinator International Office China Shantou University Cheung Kong School of Art and Design Yang Hua [email protected] Interactive Design Studio China Soochow University School of Art Zhifeng, ZHAO [email protected] Dean of product design China The Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Design Benny Ding Leong [email protected] Assistant Professor China Tongji University College of Design and Innovation Francesca valsecchi [email protected] assistant professor China Tsinghua University Academy of Arts & Design Liu Xin [email protected] Professor China Zhengzhou University, Academy of Fine Arts Department of Design Yan Yan [email protected] Assistant professor School of Architecture and Design, Department of Design, Colombia Universidad de los Andes Giovanna Danies [email protected] Assistant professor Department of Architecture Czech Republic Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague Michaela Bizova [email protected] Study and International Affairs office Denmark Aalborg University Department of Architecture, Design and Media Technology (AD:MT) Nicola Morelli [email protected] Professor & Lab director Service Design Lab Denmark Design School Kolding Anette Flinck [email protected] International Relations Manager Denmark KEA Design KEA - Copenhagen School of Design and Technology Trine Stark [email protected] Senior lecturer Denmark School of Architecture, Design and Conservation The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Mathilde Aggebo [email protected] Head of School of Design Estonia Estonian Academy of Arts Anna-Liisa Laarits [email protected] Project Manager, Faculty of Design Estonia Pallas University of Applied Sciences Riina Gendrikson [email protected] International Relations Manager Finland Aalto University Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture Essi Karell [email protected] Doctoral Candidate Finland HAMK University of Applied Sciences Degree Programme in Design, Wetterhoff Mirja Niemel√§ [email protected] Principal Lecturer South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences (XAMK) Finland South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences (XAMK) Marjo Suviranta [email protected] Senior Lecturer Culture Sector (Design) Finland Lahti University of Applied Sciences Institute of Design Noora Nylander [email protected] Senior Lecturer Finland Metropolia University of Applied Sciences School of Media, Design and Conservation Merja Kosonen [email protected] Senior Lecturer Finland University of Lapland Faculty of Art and Design Pertti Aula [email protected] university teacher France Ecole de Design & Communication Visuelle MENARD [email protected] International exchange coordinator France Ecole nationale supurieure des Arts Decoratifs (EnsAD), Paris ZAMBON Ludivine [email protected] In Charge of Mobility and International Partnerships France Ecole Supurieure d’Art et Design de Saint-Etienne (ESADSE) Isabelle Verilhac [email protected] Head of International Affairs France Ecole Superieure d’Art et de Design d’Orleans ESAD Orleans Marion Quintin [email protected] International relations manager France Les Ateliers - Ecole Nationale Superieure de Creation Industrielle Francoise Hugont competitions [email protected] in charge of documentation centre and design France Ensaama Pascale Serck [email protected] Head of International Relations France KEDGE Design School Groupe KEDGE BUSINESS SCHOOL Alandry Aymeric [email protected] Design School Director France L’ECOLE SUPERIEURE DE DESIGN DES LANDES Aude joannis [email protected] Head of studies France L’ecole de design Nantes Atlantique Florent MICHEL [email protected] Course Leader - Interaction design Bachelor France Paris College of Art Linda Jarvin [email protected] President France Paris Institute of Art and Design Ecole Estienne LAFAY Elisabeth [email protected] International relations France PARIS Institute of ART and DESIGN Ecole Boulle POUSSIN Frederic [email protected] Pedagogic director France SDS The Sustainable Design School Grant LINSCOTT [email protected] Professor of Design France Strate School of Design Cecilie Talopp [email protected] Head of International Affairs France Supinfocom-Rubika, Supinfogame-Rubika, ISD-Rubika Rubika Herve Grolier [email protected] Head of Studies Germany Folkwang University of the Arts, Essen Faculty of Design Anke Bernotat [email protected] Professor Germany Pforzheim University School of Design Prof. Sibylle KLOSE [email protected] Dean for International Affairs Germany TH Köln - Univiersity of Technology, Arts, Sciences Köln International School of Design (KISD) Prof. Philipp Heidkamp [email protected] Chair Interface / Interaction Design and Head of International Strategy Germany The University of Design Schwaebisch Gmuend (HfG) Ulrich Schendzielorz [email protected] Prof. Germany UdK Berlin The Berlin University of the Arts (UdK) Jozef Legrand [email protected] Professor Germany University of Applied Sciences Potsdam Department of Design Myriel Milicevic [email protected] Greece AKTO (Athenian Artistic & Technological Group) AKTO College Jelena Gavela [email protected] Mrs Hungary Moholy-Nagy
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