Rachel Beth Egenhoefer (she/her) is a design professor, leader, researcher, and maker whose work focuses on sustainability and systems thinking as related to behavior change. Egenhoefer is currently a full Professor in Design at the University of San Francisco, where she has taught since 2009. She is the editor of the Routledge Handbook of Sustainable Design (2017, 2019) a contributor to Routledge’s Sustainability Hub, the moderator for AIGA SF’s Compostmodern series, and a member of the Climate Reality Leadership Corps. Egenhoefer has lead workshops, lectures, and classes with diverse audiences, designers and non-designers alike, elementary to university students, community members, and others.
Egenhoefer currently teaches courses and lectures on:
- Systems Thinking for Sustainable & Regenerative Design
- Creating Intersectional Change for Resiliency
- Community-Engaged Learning
- Data Visualization & Climate
- Design for Behavior Change
