• "Exchange globally, but make locally."
  
  
• Immersive learning opportunities "allows them (students) opportunities to get out of the classroom, working in real-world situations with real-world results."
  
  
• Klinger shares a story about how a company recognized the advantage Ball State's "immersive learning" students have: "The students are more desirable to firms."
  
  
• Klinger notes that digital technology has broad implications for industries in Indiana. "We hope to connect to some of these firms in a more significant way."
  

Video Transcript
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Klinger's teaching and research involves the implementation of new technologies in the architectural design process, as well as the social, cultural, and formal transformations of architecture and cities as a result of new technologies.

Career highlights:

• Past president of the Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture (ACADIA)
• Numerous papers and presentations regarding digital architecture

Ask Him Questions: Go to his Virtual Roundtable entry.