Elizabeth (Becky) Mullins, AIA has more than 25 years of experience in the areas of campus planning, programming and building design primarily working with higher education clients.

She has worked with both public and private institutions with student populations ranging from under 500 to more than 30,000. She understands the complexities of meeting the needs of users within the framework of university, private colleges and community college systems.

Campus planning and program development are key areas of her practice. She enjoys working with clients to develop unique processes and projects that reflect institutional values. Her practice is built on repeat client relationships, a testament to her skill in managing complex processes that involve diverse groups of people and interests.

Becky has worked closely with Northwest Missouri State University since 1995 on campus planning, programming and construction of many campus projects serving both academic programs and auxiliary services. She oversaw the programming and construction or renovation of every major academic division at the institution including the biological and chemical sciences, fine arts, performing arts, business and education. Three major student housing projects, a student health center and the student union were programmed, designed and constructed or renovated under her leadership.

Becky has a strong commitment to education and the design of educational facilities. She has programmed and led design of facilities for teaching early childhood development through university level Colleges of Education. In 2006, Gould Evans was awarded The American Institute of Architects Intern Development Firm of the Year for the program she created to help young professionals achieve licensure.

She is often asked to assist in College and University fundraising activities to help secure private donations for building projects. She assisted Johnson Community College on their $60 M technology building and $10 M museum of contemporary art as well as their $50 K Early Childhood Development Center.

Prior to beginning her consulting practice, Becky was a Principal at Gould Evans, a large general practice architectural firm with offices in Arizona, California, Florida, Idaho, Kansas, Massachusetts and Missouri.

Ms. Mullins earned a Master of Architecture from the University of Kansas and a B.S. from the University of Missouri. She is registered in Missouri and Pennsylvania and LEED accredited. Her professional memberships include USGBC, AIA, and SCUP.