Sarah moved to Eugene in 2013 for a graduate education at the University of Oregon. She grew up on a farm in northern Minnesota right along the Canadian border. Sarah initially moved from her small hometown to the Twin Cities of Minnesota to attend Hamline University, where she obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and a minor in Fine Art. Combining these two passions led her to architecture and the University of Oregon, where she obtained a Masters of Architecture and a Masters of Interior Architecture. Sarah continues to study Architecture with the goal of becoming a licensed Architect. Her architectural interests and passions are in multifamily housing, low-income housing, expressing design intent via renders, and the intersections of technology and design. She is also passionate about how the built environment influences its human occupants psychologically, such as visually, thermally, tactilely, and acoustically. Sarah is an associate member of the AIA and working toward becoming certified by NCARB.