McKenna Green

I am a motivated architecture student at the University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture with a strong interest in design, sustainability, and community-centered spaces. Through academic coursework, pre-college architecture programs, and leadership roles, I have developed both technical design skills and the ability to support and collaborate with others in creative environments. I am passionate about learning through hands-on design, model making, and digital tools, and I am eager to gain professional experience that allows me to grow as a designer while contributing meaningfully to a team

• Proficient (2 years): Rhino, Twinmotion, Photoshop, Illustrator
• Beginner (2 months): Revit, AutoCAD

• AP Scholar with Distinction
• National Rural and Small Town Recognition Program
• National African American Recognition Program

Scrap Ann Arbor, Organizing donated materials (fabric, bits, yarn), creating value-added products like "To Go Kits," assisting with store upkeep, helping at community events, and supporting educational workshops to promote creative reuse and sustainability

Architecture Pre-College Program, Georgia Institute of Technology, Provided hands-on experience in drawing and making to test design ideas for an architectural project., Lived on campus with current architecture students., Met and heard from School of Architecture professors., Sketched and toured the city., Visited architecture firms and met Georgia Tech graduates.

• AIAS, Member, An independent, nonprofit, student-run organization dedicated to advancing leadership, design, and service among architecture and design students.
• NOMAS, Member, Student organization promoting diversity, inclusion, and professional development for minority students in architecture, linked to the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA).
• Resident Hall Association, Representative, Act as the line of communication between RHA and hall council.