Angela King, AIA, NOMA, is the Director of Planning & Design at Temple University. She was the Principal Architect for the City of Cincinnati where she led the planning and design program for city owned facilities. She has served as co-chair of the NOMA Elevate committee. Locally she serves on the board for C.A.M.P, Cincinnati Architecture Mentoring Program, whose origins are the first Project Pipeline camp in the country. She was part of the I-NOMA team for several years before moving to Cincinnati where she worked to revive the local chapter and served as the National Membership chair from 2017-2019. King is a Volunteer by birth as a Tennessee native where she received her Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Tennessee. This passion for serving the community has involved her in the spectrum of organizing to include advocacy for mothers, food justice, and in recent years Design Justice. As an indigenous (Lumbee) architect, mother and former teenage parent she has a distinct lived experience for how the built environment and the systems that uphold it meet the needs of those often overlooked in our communities.