CANDIDATE BIOS

Addison Moy, ASID, NCIDQ

President – Elect

Education:, 
Bachelor of Science in Interior Design – University of Central Arkansas

Employment:
WER Architects

ASID Involvement:
Student Liasion (October 2023-October 2024)
Emerging Professional Affiars Committee Chair (October 2024-October 2025)
Director of Professional Development (October 2025-Present)

Other Professional Affilitations:
Conway Area Leadership Institute Graduate (2023)

Honors, Awards, & Publications:
ASID 2024 Excellence in Design Awards: Commercial Design Project of the Year, Ovation
Presidential Citation, 2025

Candidate Statement: In 300 words or less, state why the role is of interest to you, what you hope to bring to the design community through a position on the chapter board:

I am eager to pursue the role of President-Elect for the ASID South Central Chapter because I am passionate about supporting our members and helping our chapter continue to grow. Through my position as Director of Professional Development, serving on the Design Summit planning committee while holding the EPAC role, and planning our annual awards gala this past year, I have gained valuable experience collaborating with our board, coordinating our chapter's events, and creating opportunities that strengthen member engagement.

In this position, I hope to build on the strong foundation already in place by helping ensure our programming remains relevant, accessible, and meaningful for designers at every stage of their career. I am especially passionate about creating opportunities for emerging professionals and students, while continuing to support our established members through professional development, networking, and advocacy for the interior design profession.

I also look forward to continuing to strengthen our Design Communities and supporting initiatives that bring our chapter together across our three states. I believe ASID is at its best when our members feel connected, supported, and inspired.

By serving as President-Elect, I hope to contribute to our chapter’s continued success and help create lasting impact for our profession throughout the South Central region.

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Amy L. Goodwin

Director of Professional Development

Education:, 
Bachelor of Science in Interior Design – University of Central Arkansas

Employment:
SCM Architects, Little Rock, AR 

ASID Involvement:
1^st Year

Other Professional Affilitations:
Previously involved with NEWH – Dallas Chapter

Honors, Awards, & Publications:
 

Candidate Statement: In 300 words or less, state why the role is of interest to you, what you hope to bring to the design community through a position on the chapter board: Looking to bringing innovative ideas and a strong focus on community engagement, with a commitment to connecting younger generations to the Interior Design profession. Dedicated to fostering collaboration, developing emerging leaders, and demonstrating how mentorship and professional relationships can shape meaningful career paths.

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Avery Moore, Allied ASID

Director at Large

Education:, 
Bachelor of Science in Interior Design from the University of Central Arkansas

Employment:
Interior Design Lead at Sowell Ferris Architects

ASID Involvement:
Chapter member since 2022
Panelist for ASID’s UCA Student Chapter “Paws & Professionals” event in September of 2025

Other Professional Affilitations:
 

Honors, Awards, & Publications:
UCA Interior Design Scholar Spring semester of 2023

Candidate Statement: In 300 words or less, state why the role is of interest to you, what you hope to bring to the design community through a position on the chapter board: I am interested in taking a look behind the scenes of how our organization operates, and discovering how I can best contribute my strengths and the knowledge I've learned over the past few years to our ASID Chapter. I would like to help make communication and coordination run smoothly between our communities and Chapter Board. I want to stay connected to what's changing in the A&D world, and I believe this position provides me with that opportunity. This position would provide me with opportunities for professional and personal growth as I would be able to network with different people across our region. I believe my experience and strengths in organization, multi-platform communications, and coordination among individuals of many different trades and practices in the A&D profession would be of great service to this board. It would be my honor to serve the ASID South Central Chapter in the Director-At-Large position.

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April B. Vance, Allied ASID

Director of Membership

Education:, 
Bachelor of Science in Interior Design

Employment:
Interior Designer at Garver Engineering
UCA Adjunct Professor of Drawing & Rendering, History of Arch, Int & Furn I &II

ASID Involvement:
UCA Student Chapter Secretary 2018

Other Professional Affilitations:
Garver Gives Board of Directors

Honors, Awards, & Publications:
UCA Suma Cum Laude
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Shayla Copas Design Team, Design Spotlight for Products at Highpoint NC 2019 & 2020

Candidate Statement: In 300 words or less, state why the role is of interest to you, what you hope to bring to the design community through a position on the chapter board: I am interested in the Director of Membership position because I believe engaged membership is essential to a strong and successful design community. As an interior designer, I have personally experienced the value ASID provides through education, mentorship, advocacy, and professional connection, and I want to help others understand why ASID membership matters at every stage of their career.  

In this role, I would bring strong organizational skills, clear communication, and a genuine commitment to membership development and retention. I am motivated to ensure accurate membership records, support retention through thoughtful outreach, and promote ASID to potential members in a way that aligns with the Society’s strategic direction and brand experience.

As the first voice potential members hear, I would focus on connecting with emerging professionals, students, and diverse member segments by clearly communicating the benefits of involvement, leadership, and community. My goal is to help foster an engaged, and growing South Central design community.