Biography
Cassie Bingham is a systems and design educator and impact strategist who holds degrees in Sociocultural Anthropology and Sociology. Her experience includes roles in domestic and international nonprofit development and disaster relief operations for immigrant and refugee communities, as well as social entrepreneurship with East African artisans and small business owners. As Director of the UVU Center for Social Impact, she has developed integrated strategies grounded in relationality, systems thinking, and social change design. She mentors the Center's annual cohort of student Impact Fellows and UVU's Oxford Map the System research teams. She also serves as Board Chair of the Systems.Change.Educators.Unite systems and complexity educator network and a regular Alumni-in-Residence for Stanford University's Hasso Plattner Institute of Design Teaching and Learning Studio. Cassie created the UVU Design for Impact pitch competition, helping students apply user-centered problem solving to social intervention design. She also serves as adjunct faculty, designing and teaching courses on Social Impact Strategy, Systems and Design Thinking for Macro Social Work, and Philosophies of Justice. Beyond academia, she is a relational systems impact consultant for both public and private sector clients. Outside of work, Cassie enjoys farmers markets, film, music concerts, road trips, and hosting dinner parties.
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