Spring 2007 - ASID Texas Chapter

Cindi Cagle, ASID
Communication Director and the East Region
Advisor for the Texas Chapter of ASID
Education
1. BFA in Interior Design at University of
North Texas - Denton, TX
2. Annual continuing education for professional
knowledge and TBAE requirements
for Texas Registered Interior
Designers
Employment
1. Cagle Design /Attention to Detail
2. Architectural Fabrics, International Interiors,
First Interstate Bank, contract design work for commercial and residential
firms
ASID Activities
1. Dallas Design Community Chair 05-06
2. Texas Chapter Association Governance ad hoc Committee Chair 04-
05, Texas Chapter Roster Chair 00-01
3. Texas Chapter Committee work on Industry Partner Council 06, MetroCon05,
Futura05, Austin Legislative Day 05 and Student Day 03, 04, 05, 06.
4. Dallas Board - Various positions and committees between 98-06 including
Chair Elect 04-05, Financial 00-01, Communications, Programs,
DesignOvation & Newsletter
5. Started in ASID as a Student Member, upon graduation became Allied
Member and continued that status until passing the NCIDQ in 2001
(surviving the 6 part to 3 part transition plan) and became a Professional
member and a Texas Registered Interior Designer.
Community/Civic Activities, Other Professional Organizations
1. Interior Design Advisory Board for the Art Institute of Dallas
2. TAID (Texas Association for Interior Design)
3. NASE (National Association for the Self Employed) & NASE Inaugural
National Woman's Advisory Council (WAC), 02
Honors/Awards, Publications
1. ASID Texas Chapter Presidential Citation 2001, various Certificates of
Appreciation from Dallas
2. Awards - First Place Best Media Room ASID Texas Chapter Legacy of
Design Award 2003, First Place Media Room 'Silver Style Award'
Dallas Home Design 2003, Gold Design Excellence Award for Master
Bedroom The Home Book 2003, Silver Design Excellence Award for Home
Theater The Home Book 2003, Bronze Design Excellence Award for
Master Bathroom The Home Book 2003, group award-'Best Interior
Design & Merchandising' Parade of Homes 2002, 'Bath of the Year' winner
in D Magazine 1999, Dallas ASID DesignOvation Award Showhouse
Honorable Mention 1998, 'Grand Award Best Master Suite' Parade of
Homes 1997, group award- 'Best Interior Design & Merchandising' Parade
of Homes 1997, 'Peoples Choice Award 'Most Comfortable Room' Parade
of Homes 1996, 'Best of Show' ASID Event Home & Garden Show
1996, 'Best Design' ASID Event Home & Garden Show 1996.
3. Published in - D Home, D Magazine, Dallas Home Design, Modern Luxury
Dallas, Pinnacle Real Estate, Custom Builder Guide, The Home Book,
Dallas Morning News, Designing Texas, Channel 8 Morning News / 'The
Why Guy'.
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American Society of Interior Designers
Candidate Statement
To increase the value of ASID membership - Let members know all of the
services that already exist for them, about the new programs in place or in
development, continue momentum with increased member involvement and
enrichment programs appropriate for each Region and Design Community,
member surveys for feedback, exit surveys for non-renewing members and
increase public and trade awareness about ASID.
Top Row from left: Tayton Morgan (Communications), Jennifer Horsley
(BPSI, Herman Miller Dealer), Nicole Ferrini (newsletter), Mary Ann
McConnell (Crypton Fabric) Bottom Row from left: Pat Gerry Wilson
(Manufacture’s Representative), Sally Dinsmoor (El Paso Chair), Gloria
Valdez (Communications), Irene Stanley (treasurer)
El Paso Design Community
Sally Dinsmoor, ASID
El Paso Community Chair
A graduate of Brigham Young University with a B.A degree in Interior
Environment. She is the principal in Sally Dinsmoor Design Commercial
Interiors in El Paso, Texas. Sally’s predominant areas of practice are corporate,
industrial, hospitality and healthcare interiors. Recent projects of
note include designs for the El Paso Holocaust Museum, Geske’s Fire Grill
Restaurant, and Automated Data Processing, Inc. Sally has been working in
the design field for over 25 years.
Irene Stanley, ASID,
El Paso Design Community Treasurer
Irene was born and raised in Berlin, Germany. Irene attended school in
Berlin, Vienna and El Paso, TX . She attended UTEP where she majored in
Liberal Arts and Languages. Irene met her husband in Austria although he is
originally from Midland, Texas. Irene’s husband is a well known and well
respected architect in El Paso, where he has designed many schools and corporate
buildings. Irene has worked with her husband doing the interiors for
his buildings for over twenty five years.