Academia

Mullio has taught since 2017 in the real estate department at the Sol Price School of Public Policy at the University of Southern California. She teaches the history of real estate development and urban planning with a focus on the past, present and future emphasizing architecture and design. For her classes she has organized guest lecturers that specialize in the fields of architecture, real estate development and city affiliations. Mullio also has taught the micro-seminar, Getting up to Speed: The Evolution of Los Angeles’s Built Environment, for incoming USC freshman students. Over the years, she has taught in-person classes and due to the pandemic circumstances she added teaching online classes in real estate, architecture and planning to her resume.

Lectures and Articles: 

An Introduction, Sol Price School of Public Policy, USC, February 2021     

Long Beach’s Built Realm, California State University, Long Beach, May 2019.

Frank Bros. The Store That Modernized Modern, various lectures associated with publication and exhibition, January – May 2017.

Edward A. Killingsworth, UCSB, November 2014.     

Edward A. Killingsworth: Master Plan for Learning. Panelist. Organized by Society of Architectural Historians, November 2013.

Imprint Long Beach, Edward A. Killingsworth for Imprint Culture Lab conference, 2013

Edward A. Killingsworth: An Architect’s Life. Lecture and book signing. Santa Monica Library, April 2013.

Setting a Modern Standard, Los Angeles Times, HOME Section, May 2004.

Trespassing: Houses x Artists. Panel moderator, Palm Springs Desert Museum, August 2004.

Re-modeling, symposium panelist, California State University Long Beach. February 2004.

Evening for Educators. An evening for educators that focused on architecture and the representation of the discipline in The Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s permanent collection. LACMA, April 2003.

Second City:  Long Beach and Tacoma as Models of Second Cities Recreating Identities.  Arcade Architecture + Design Journal, December 2002.

Intersections.  Produced lecture series on collaborations between artists and architects. LA Forum for Architecture and Urban Design, spring 2003.

Trespassing: Houses x Artists, lecture at the University of Southern Florida, Contemporary Art Museum, Tampa, September 2003, and lecture at Bellevue Art Museum, Washington September 2002.

Panelist on Preserve L.A. applicant workshop, The Getty Center, June 2002.

Juror for Visual Art in Community Places for the City of Santa Monica, June 2001.

Out There Doing It. Organized lecture series of emerging Los Angeles-based landscape architects for the Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Urban Design, summer 1999.

Unprivate House exhibition. Lecture at the Armand Hammer Museum, October 2000.

French Architects in the 1990s: The Production of Public Space. Introductory presentations for the lecturing architects in the series, 1998. 

At the End of the Century: One Hundred Years of Architecture, February 1997. Lecture at SCI-Arc.

Interviews on local radio stations on LA architecture and exhibitions.