University of North Texas 
Franchesca Camarena
LinkedIn: Franchesca Camarena
Hands-on work, such as sketching buildings and constructing interior models, has inspired my passion for designing functional and captivating spaces. I am committed to building a professional career where I can apply this passion to make a meaningful impact in the design field.
My time at UNT has been transformative, supported by cherished relationships with friends and mentors who have shaped my growth as both a designer and an individual. Experiences on and off campus have broadened my perspective and highlighted the opportunities within this dynamic industry. I am motivated to pursue a career that fosters creativity, collaboration, and ongoing learning. I am confident that my background, passion, and determination will allow me to contribute meaningfully and create work that is thoughtful, responsible and grounded in real-world needs.
En Casa, Latino Immigrant Community Center
The En Casa Latino Immigrant Community Center integrates third place theory, community,
and universal design principles to create an inclusive environment that supports learning,
collaboration, and cultural connection, helping people come together and grow. These
efforts help build a welcoming place where people can meet and grow together.