Callison Announces Five New Fellows

May 03, 2007 - Callison announces the most recent participants of its Fellowship Program. The program was created to acknowledge employees who are key contributors to the firm and who help perpetuate Callison's culture. The program offers them experiences and opportunities to grow their careers through professional development opportunities.

The one-year Fellowship appointment begins with Fellows researching and proposing a topic to committee members. They then have a year to participate in educational activities unique to their program and research their topic.

Elijah Driscol, Associate, holds a BA in Film Studies from Dartmouth and has a Master of Interior Architecture from Rhode Island School of Design. He has worked on West Elm, Pottery Barn Kids and Pottery Barn Baby.

Roy Hague, Associate, holds a BS in Architectural Studies from University of Wisconsin and has a Master of Architecture from University of Washington. His major projects include Ann Taylor Loft, Washington Mutual and Wachovia.

Asuka Sakamoto, Associate, is a graduate of Washington State University with a BS in Architectural Studies and a Master of Architecture. Her major projects include InOrbit HiTech Mall, Latham & Watkins and Microsoft.

Tom Webster, Associate, holds a BFA in Interior Design from Brigham Young University and has a Master of Architecture from Arizona State University. He has worked on Hong Yi Plaza, Central Walk and Place Verdun.

Nicole Zheng, Associate, holds a Bachelor of Architecture from South China University of Technology, a Diploma for Scandinavian Design and Theory from Denmark International Study and a Master of Interior Design from Pratt Institute. Her major projects include Kent Station, CRSHK Hangzhou CBD Development and Mission Hills Yunnan Town Center.