New Academic Advisor Joins SPDC

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The School of Planning, Design and Construction would like to welcome Josh Adams, our new undergraduate academic advisor

Headshot of Josh Adams, Academic Advisor

With the new academic year upon us, the School of Planning, Design and Construction would like to welcome Josh Adams, one of our new academic advisors. Josh is a passionate and experienced educator with a comprehensive background in language instruction and academic affairs. Josh holds a Masters Degree in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), with a strong emphasis on curriculum development, and intercultural communication. As an Academic Specialist-Advisor at Michigan State University, Josh is committed to enriching the academic journeys of those pursuing degrees in Interior Design and Landscape Architecture. His research interests revolve around language ideology, innovative curriculum design, and enhancing the experiences of international learners.

SPDC is happy to welcome Josh to the school and excited for another excellent year!

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