Erin earned her Bachelor of Arts in Architecture with a minor in Anthropology from Miami University. She then earned her Master of Architecture from Washington University in St. Louis, where she explored how a community's interaction with the built and natural environment impacts design solutions. She continues to position the people using the space at the center of her projects. Erin spent the first phase of her career exploring the various forms of housing, with a special interest in student housing. Working on projects across the country has allowed Erin to learn from a range of communities. By approaching projects with empathy, she helps re-evaluate perceived limitations as opportunities for advancing design solutions. Everyone deserves to live in dignity, and Erin uses this as the ethos behind every project.

Outside of architecture, she enjoys baking, reading, and any excuse to spend time outside, preferably with her dog.