Rate My Professor Kate Terrado

In her teaching capacity, Terrado instructs key courses such as ARTG 1250 Design Process Context and Systems, ARTG 2250 Typography, and FSEM 1101 Exploring Design in Your Life, contributing to the education of students in foundational and exploratory design principles. Her graduate theses exemplify her scholarly contributions: the MFA project 'What time is it: signatures of duration' (2018), which investigates perceptions of time through design methodologies, and 'Context and Practices of Data Physicalization' (2018), delving into tangible representations of data. Terrado's leadership as Design Division Head fosters innovative design education and interdisciplinary initiatives within the Department of Art + Design. She is associated with the Northeastern University Visualization Consortium (NUVis) and has participated in events such as the Urban Tensions Hackathon and Shoshin Japan program. Additionally, she has served on university committees including the Inclusion and Diversity Committee and the Full-Time Non-Tenure-Track Faculty Committee, supporting faculty development and equity efforts at Northeastern University.