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| Madlen Simon, AIA
CURRICULUM VITAE Notarization. I have read the following and certify that this curriculum vitae is a current and accurate statement of my professional record.
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Date I. Personal Information I.A.
UID, Last Name, First Name, Middle Name, Contact Information Simon, Madlen School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742 UID: mgsimon mgsimon@umd.edu 202-330-2912 (mobile) website: http://www.arch.umd.edu/arch/faculty/madlen-simon
I.B.
Academic Appointments at UMD • 2007 – present, Associate Professor, School of Architecture Planning and Preservation, Architecture Program
• 2006-2007, Visiting Associate Professor, School of Architecture Planning and Preservation, Architecture Program
I.C.
Administrative Appointments at UMD • 2008-2012, Director, Architecture Program, School of Architecture Planning and Preservation
o Strategic Planning - Led faculty in strategic plan re-visioning, priority-setting, and achieving strategic initiatives
o Interdisciplinary Collaboration - Collaborated with Dean and Directors to plan School events and interdisciplinary initiatives - Initiated successfully funded cluster hire proposal in Sustainability in the Built Environment in collaboration with fellow Directors and the College of Agriculture and A. James Clark School of Engineering - Completed suite of Dual Degree Programs in collaboration with fellow Directors - Initiated the Interdisciplinary Study Tour orientation activity in collaboration with fellow Directors - Developed the first interdisciplinary course introducing undergraduates to the four academic programs in the School, in collaboration with fellow Directors
o External Communication o Represented the Architecture Program to professional organizations o Represented the Architecture Program on University of Maryland committees
o Resource Development - Created professional advisory board composed of influential practitioners including alumni - Built strong relationships with area professionals, including alumni - Communicated with donors of internships, scholarships, and endowed lectures - Worked with team to develop fund-raising plan for Solar Decathlon 2011 - Participated in development workshop with UMD President Dan Mote - Raised money to supplement Program budget from Education Abroad and Extended Studies offerings
o Faculty Recruitment, Retention, and Development - Chaired search committee resulting in three faculty hires - Hired and managed non-tenure-track faculty - Supported faculty development with travel funding
o Academic Excellence - Positioned the Program for a successful NAAB accreditation - Led the Learning Outcomes Assessment process, with feedback informing change
o Administrative Responsibilities - Managed budget - Planned Program calendar - Planned curriculum and faculty teaching assignments - Managed undergraduate and graduate recruitment and admissions - Awarded merit scholarships and teaching assistantships - Managed graduate student advising - Supervised Program staff and graduate assistants
o Sustainability Initiatives - Facilitated first-place-winning Solar Decathlon 2011 collaboration with the College of Agriculture and A. James Clarke School of Engineering
o Diversity Initiatives - Led the faculty in adopting a Diversity Plan - Mentored students to found a chapter of NOMAS, the National Organization of Minority Architecture Students
I.D. Other Employment • 1999-2007, Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, College of Architecture, Planning, and Design, Kansas State University
• 1992-1999, Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, College of Architecture, Planning, and Design, Kansas State University
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• 1983-present, Principal, Simon Design (full-time 1983 – 1991, occasional projects thereafter)
• 1979-1983, Project Architect, Edward Larrabee Barnes Associates, • 1977-1979, Junior Designer, Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill I.E.
Educational Background • 1975-1977, Master of Architecture, Princeton University • 1970-1974, Bachelor of Arts, Princeton University • 1975, study abroad semester in London, Architectural Association School of Architecture
I.F. Continuing Education §
Stanford University, Hasso Plattner Institute of Design, Design Thinking Boot Camp, Palo Alto, CA, July 2 – 4, 2014. (funding provided by the Academy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship)
I.G. Professional Certifications, Licenses, and Memberships • 1993-present, Registered Architect, New Jersey State Board of Architects • 1983-present, Registered Architect, New York State Education Department • 1983-present, NCARB Certificate, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards §
Member, American Institute of Architects
Research, Scholarly, Creative and/or Professional Activities
II.A. Chapters
II.A.1. Books •
Architects in North America, Ockman, J. ed. (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2012), pp. 276-85, ISBN-10: 0262017083, ISBN-13: 978-0262017084 (5 citations) • Knaap, G.; Gardner, A.; Bennett, R.; Simon, M.; Varner, C, "LEED in Washington, DC", Creating the Green Metropolis: Sustainability in America's Cities, Slavin, M., ed. (Washington, DC: Island Press, 2011), pp.91-111 •
for Teaching Universal Design, Polly Welch, ed. (Boston: Adaptive Environments Center and Berkeley: MIG Communications, 1995) Chapter 7, pp.57-66 II.A.2. Collections •
Collection, Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation, http://dna.bwaf.org/juried-collection, pending publication (peer-reviewed)
II.A.3. Encyclopedia •
Sennott, ed. (New York: Fitzroy Dearborn, 2004) vol. 1, A – F, pp.387-390
II.A.4. Research Paper • Simon, M., editor, Re-Envisioning College Park: connecting city and university, report to the PALS Program on design research in ARCH 403 Architectural Design Studio IV, 2015
• Balcom, S., Hayes-Gehrke, M., Kenemuth, R., Khamis, S., Roberts, S., Roy, K, Simon, M., Stairs, A., Stewart, R., Yaros, R., (authors listed alphabetically), “Designing and Teaching Scholarship in Practice Courses,” http://www.gened.umd.edu/documents/SP-FacultyGuide.pdf, 2012
• Simon, M., editor, Science Exploration and Education Center, report to NASA on design research in ARCH 403 Graduate Architectural Design Studio, 2008. •
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Kansans, 2007 II.B. Refereed Journals II.B.1.
Refereed Journal Articles • Beltran Rodriguez, M. and Simon, M., “Conceptualizing Conviviality in Urban Landscapes,” Athens Journal of Architecture, October 2015, Volume 1, Issue 4, http://www.athensjournals.gr/architecture/Cover-2015-04architecture.pdf, http://www.athensjournals.gr/architecture/2015-1-4-4-Rodriguez.pdf (peer-reviewed)
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Practice in Architecture, 1995) issue 3/4, pp.82-85 (invited)
II.C. Published Conference Proceedings
II.C.1. Refereed Conference Proceedings •
Open Cities: The New Post-Industrial World Order, Seoul, Korea, Alice Kimm and Jaepil Choi, eds., (Washington, DC: ACSA Press, 2015) , p
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the102nd ACSA Annual Meeting, Globalizing Architecture/Flows and Disruptions, John Stuart and Mabel Wilson, eds. (Washington, DC: ACSA Press, 2014) pp. 150-158, ISBN: 978-935502-86-2, file:///Users/mgsimon/Downloads/ACSA.AM.102.18.pdf
• Simon, M., "Sustainable Skins Studio: Design Exploration at the Interface between Inside and Outside, Rebuilding", Proceedings of the 98th ACSA Annual Meeting, Rebuilding, Bruce Goodwin and Judith Kinnard, eds. (Washington, DC: ACSA Press, 2010) pp.309-316, ISBN: 978-0-935502-75-6, file:///Users/mgsimon/Downloads/ACSA.AM.98.38.pdf
• Simon, M., "Tracing Bauhaus Influence on Current American Architectural Education", Proceedings of the International Symposium on the German Presence in the USA, Josef Raab and Jan Wirrer, eds. (Berlin, Germany: LIT-Verlag, 2008) pp.561-579
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Desk Crit", Proceedings of the ACSA Central Conference 2003: Weaving constructing and construing the material world as tapestry, Pamela Harwood, ed. (Muncie: Ball State University, 2003) pp.7-15. •
Regional Conference, Imagining Realms Remaking Worlds, Brook Muller and Jonathan Reich, eds. (San Luis Obispo: California Polytechnic Institute, 2002) pp.313-319
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International Conference, Havana, Cuba, Architecture, Culture, and the Challenges of Globalization, John A. Loomis and Maria I. Oliver, eds. (Washington, DC: ACSA Press, 2002) pp.194-200. file:///Users/mgsimon/Downloads/ACSA.Intl.2002.29.pdf
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Proceedings of the ACSA West Central Conference, (Lawrence: U. of Kansas, 2001) pp.1-12.
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Making Cities Livable Conference, Venice, Italy, IMCL Documentation Set #17 (Carmel, CA: IMCL Publications, 2001), pages not numbered.
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the San Francisco Architectural Club", Proceedings of the Joint Meeting of the European Association for Architectural Education/Architectural Research Centers Consortium, Research in Design Education, Audrey Morris, ed. (Herberger Center for Design Excellence, Arizona State University, 1998) pp.257-263
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of Design on Architectural Education in America", Proceedings of the European Association for Architectural Education Las Palmas 1997 Architectural Education and the Magazines, Escuela Tecnica Superior de Arquitectura de Las Palmas, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, pp.43-52
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Meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Judith Kinnard, Kenneth Schwartz, eds. (Washington, DC: ACSA Press, 1996) pp.319-325. file:///Users/mgsimon/Downloads/ACSA.AM.84.76.pdf
• Simon, M., “The Life-Cycle House, a Design-Oriented Presentation Based upon the Kohn House Addition and Renovation,” Proceedings of the ACSA West Central Regional Conference: Environmental Quality, (Milwaukee: Johnson Controls Institute for Environmental Quality in Architecture, 1994) pp.27-32.
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Practice in the Design Professions, Design/Practice Education: Issues at the Intersection,” Washington, DC: The American Institute of Architects, Volume 2, Barry Yatt, ed., 1994, pp.27-31.
• Simon, M., “Preparing for Power,” Power by Design, Proceedings of the 24th Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, EDRA 24, Roberta M. Feldman, Graeme Hardie, David Saile, eds. (Oklahoma City: EDRA, 1993) pp.278 – 280
• Simon, M., “Coming of Age in Architecture,” Proceedings of the 81st Annual Meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Michael Fazio, Joanna Lombard, eds. (Washington, DC: ACSA Press, 1993) pp.219-221, plenary speaker and panelist.
• Simon, M., “Cultural Structures/Architectural Structures,” Architecture Culture, Proceedings of the International Research Symposium, (Ottowa, Canada: Carleton University, School of Architecture, 1992), pp.302-307.
II.D. Conferences, Workshops, and Talks
II.D.1. Keynotes • “Coming of Age in Architecture,” plenary address, 81st Annual Meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, 1993
• "The Practicing University, The Teaching Office," keynote speaker, AIA Architects in Education Committee Meeting
II.D.2.
Invited Talks • Yale University, Yale Bass Fellow Development Studio graduate studio design jury, December 18, 2015
• Hubei University of Technology (in Washington, DC), “Design Thinking,” invited talk, October 30, 2015
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Innovation and Entrepreneurship,” invited talk, February 12, 2015
• Virginia Tech University, graduate architecture studio design jury, May 2015
• Catholic University, design jury, April 2011
• City College of New York, undergraduate architecture studio design juries, 2008, 2009
• University of Virginia, graduate architecture studio design jury, December 2007
• New Jersey Institute of Technology, graduate architecture studio design jury, 2007
• Illinois Insitute of Technology, programming course guest critic, 2000
• University of Kansas, undergraduate design juries, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2000
• University of Nebraska, third year architecture studio design juries, Fall 1997, Spring 1998, Fall 1998, Spring 2002
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• Cooper Union, urban design studio jury, Spring 1991 • Louisiana Tech University, “The Culture of Architecture,” public lecture, May 1995 II.D.3.
Refereed Presentations • Beltran, M., and Simon, M., “Towards a Definition of Convivial Urban Spaces,” International Making Cities Livable Conference, Achieving Green, Healthy Cities, Bristol, United Kingdom, June 2015
• Beltran, M., and Simon, M., “Towards a Post-Occupancy Methodology for Measuring Conviviality in the Public Realm,” International Conference, Arquitectonics Network, Architecture & Knowledge: Critical Theories, Methods, and Practices, COAC-ETSAB, Barcelona, Spain, June 2015
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Simon, M., “Conceptualizing Conviviality in the Urban Landscape,” Atiner 5
th Annual Conference on Architecture, Athens, Greece, July 2015
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Club,” Architecture, the City, and Community, East Central Regional Meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, The University of Notre Dame, Indiana, Proceedings of the East Central Regional Meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, 1997, p.61.
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AIA, abstract, Breaking the Ice: Building New Leadership, 1994, p.70.
• Simon, M., “Crossing the Boundary between Education and Practice,” Crossing Boundaries in Practice, Cincinnati, Ohio: Center for the Study of Practice in Architecture, 1993, abstract, no page numbers.
• Simon, M., “Studio and the City,” ACSA International Conference, Seoul, Korea, Open Cities: The New Post-Industrial World Order, Seoul, Korea, Alice Kimm and Jaepil Choi, eds., 2014, p. 8. http://www.acsa-arch.org/docs/default-source/conferences-files/- download-the-abstract-book.pdf?sfvrsn=2
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Case Studies from DC Region Schools", American Institute of Architects (AIA) National Convention
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architectonic enclosure", Arts in Society International Conference, Venice, Italy, 2009
• Simon, M., Oakley, D., Fithian, L., McCuen, T., "Pedagogy of Integrated Practice", AIA Change the World Conference, Boston
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Club,” Architecture, the City, and Community, East Central Regional Meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, The University of Notre Dame, Indiana, Proceedings of the East Central Regional Meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, 1997, p.61.
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AIA, abstract, Breaking the Ice: Building New Leadership, 1994, p.70.
• Simon, M., “Crossing the Boundary between Education and Practice,” Crossing Boundaries in Practice, Cincinnati, Ohio: Center for the Study of Practice in Architecture, 1993, abstract, no page numbers.
II.D.4. Refereed Abstracts •
knowledge in a US-Iraq studio collaboration,” ACSA International Conference, Santiago de Chile, June 29-July 1, 2016 (pending acceptance).
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century,” EAAE/ARCC International Conference 2016 Architectural Research Addressing Societal Challenges, University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal
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Simon, M., “The People’s Park: a study of the relationship between design and conviviality in the urban landscape of Superkilen,” EAAE/ARCC International Conference 2016 Architectural Research Addressing Societal Challenges, University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal
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Process for Physical and Social Transformation at the Urban Scale,” Design Principles and Practices Conference, Pontifical Catholic University, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, February 2016.
Non-Refereed Posters •
Architecture to Universal Design,” Build Boston Conference, 1994, non-refereed poster
II.D.6. Non-Refereed Panels •
K., Dehn., R., panelists; Sanders, L., moderator, AIA Practice Education Summit: The
1997,
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C., Panelists, Paradigms for the 90’s: Client Perceptions and Values, AIA New York, NY, 1990
II.D.7.
Symposia • Symposium chair, Centennial Symposium: How has Kansas shaped architectural education and how has architectural education transformed Kansas? Centennial Symposium, funded by Kansas Arts Commission
II.D.8.
Workshops • Invited participant, Education Enterprise Workshop, University of Maryland College of Education and A. James Clark School of Engineering, 2014
II.E. Professional and Extension Publications II.E.1.
Reports and Non-Refereed Monographs •
II.E.2.
Refereed Curricula •
Georgia Bizios, ed. (Chapel Hill: Eno River Press, 1998) pp.286-289, 380-389
• Simon, M., "Course Syllabi", Architecture Reading Lists and Course Outlines vol. 3, Georgia Bizios, ed. (Chapel Hill: Eno River Press, 1994) pp.368-376, 532-543
II.E.3.
Non-Refereed Journal Articles •
Satterwhite, B., "CITY LIFE: Roundtable on Urban Housing," Review, Architecture Annual, (Kansas City, 2005) pp.26-31, invited
• Simon, M., Gore, N., Criss, S., Shapiro, M., "The Design Studio and the City: A Roundtable Discussion," Review, Architecture Annual, (Kansas City, 2003) pp.16-20, invited
II.F. Book Reviews, Notes, and Other Contributions II.F.1.
Book Reviews • Book review of The Architecture of Alienation: The Political Economy of Professional Education by David Clarke, Architectural Record, (New York: McGraw Hill, 1995), 4/95, p.21
II.F.2.
Essays •
in shaping a collective vision of the built future?, 1992, Honorable Mention, National Institute for Architectural Education Essay Contest,
II.G.
Completed Creative Works
II.G.1. Constructed Projects (selected examples) • Simon House II renovation and sustainable retrofit, Hyattsville, Maryland, 6500sf, 2012 – 2015
• G. Kohn Apartment, Princeton, New Jersey, 2000sf interior architecture 2013-2014
• V. Kohn Apartment, Princeton, New Jersey, 2000sf interior architecture, 2012-2013
• Scardino/Kelman Apartment II, New York, New York, 1600sf interior architecture, 2012
• 2012 Maltz Pavilion, Brookville, Maryland, 1200sf, architecture
• Simon House I renovation, College Park, Maryland, 1800sf, interior architecture, 2007
• Wolgin Residence, West Palm Beach, Florida, 5000sf, interior architecture, 2007
• Hallmark Corporate Headquarters Expansion and Hallmark Corporate Interiors, Kansas City, Missouri (project architect, Edward Larrabee Barnes Associates), 1982
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Associates) 1983
• Hyatt Hotel Renovation, Kansas City, Missouri (team member, Edward Larrabee Barnes Associates), 1981
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Barnes Associates), 1980
• Georgia-Pacific Center, interior architecture, Atlanta, Georgia (team member, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill), 1979 King Abdul Aziz International Airport: Haj Terminal and Air Force Operations,
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (team member, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill), 1978 •
1978
• Bally Park Place Casino and Hotel, Atlantic City, New Jersey (team member, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill), 1978
II.G.2.
Photography • Cover photograph, Inside James Stirling, Craig Hodgetts, ed., Design Quarterly (Minneapolis: Walker Art Center, 1976), front cover.
II.G.3. Exhibitions and Installations • “Imagine ArtHouse,” NextNOW Fest 2015, Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, exhibition of work of students in ARCH 403 Architectural Design Studio, September 10 – 11, 2015, http://theclarice.umd.edu/events/2015/imagine-art-house,
II.G.4.
Citations and Reviews • Dan Berrett, "At U.of Maryland, an Effort to Make Ordinary Courses Extraordinary," The Chronicle of Higher Education, December 17, 2012
• Abrams, Amanda, “Maryland Couple Meet Their Match,” Washington Post, October 22, 2011, pp.E1, E3.
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vol. 5, no. 6, pp. 56 - 63
II.H. Significant Works in Public Media II.H.1.
Ongoing Articles / Columns in Newsletters • “New York City: Can Women Make a Difference”, Oculus, New York City American Institute of Architects NYC/AIA, April 1992
• “Client Values and Perceptions”, Oculus, New York City American Institute of Architects NYC/AIA, February 1992
II.I.
Sponsored Research and Programs – Administered by the Office of Research Administration (ORA) and the Kansas State University Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP)
II.I.1.
Grants • NREL, Solar Decathlon 2011, Gardner, A., PI; Simon, M., Co-PI, 2009 – 2011, $100,000
• Sunflower Foundation: Healthcare for Kansans, SLIM DOWNtown: Reducing Obesity through Community Redevelopment, Simon, M., and Siepl-Coates, Co-Investigators, with S. Siepl-Coates, 2004 – 2007, $80,487.
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education and how has architectural education transformed Kansas? Kansas State University Department of Architecture, Simon, M., Principal Investigator, 2003 – 2005, $10,884.
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based architectural design studios, Simon, M., Principal Investigator, 2002 – 2004, $6,500.
• Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, The Beaux-Arts Atelier in America, Simon, M., Principal Investigator, 1996 – 2001, $5,000.
II.I.2. Contracts • Girl Scouts of Central Maryland, Re-envisioning Camp Woodlands for the 21 st Century, Simon, M., Principal Investigator, 2015-2016, $25,000 • NASA, Science Exploration and Education Center for the Goddard Space Flight Center; Architecture Program, Simon, M., Principal Investigator, 2008, $7,500.
II.J. Gifts, and Funded Research not administered by ORA
II.J.1. Other • “Bridging the Gap,” Gensler, Spring 2016, collaboration with Al-Nahrain University, Baghdad, Iraq, contribution of employee time
• “Re-envisioning College Park: Connecting City and University,” Partnership for Action Learning in Sustainability, Spring 2015, $1,000
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and Technical University of Vienna, Austria for design research collaboration on Sustainable High Rise Buildings, Spring 2015
• University of Maryland, Academy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Fearless Ideas Course Development, Design in Practice , Principal Investigator, 2014-2016, $10,000
• University of Maryland, Undergraduate Studies, I-Series Course Development, Design in Practice, Principal Investigator, $5,000
II.K. Research Fellowships, Prizes and Awards • Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation, Built by Women DC Award, 2016, awarded to the women of the Solar Decathlon 2011 team.
• AIA/ACSA Steel Student Design Competition, 2014-2015, Honorable Mention in open category, A Beacon for Baltimore, Faculty Sponsor for student team.
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Schools of Architecture/American Institute of Architects, 1993
III. Teaching, Extension, Mentoring, and Advising
III.A. Courses Taught • ARCH 270 Design in Practice (I-Series/Scholarship in Practice/Fearless Ideas), Fall 2015, Fall 2014, 90 students
• ARCH 270 Design in Practice (I-Series/Scholarship in Practice), Fall 2013, Fall 2012, 90 students (24 students in 2012)
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and learning, funded by PALS Program
• ARCH 406 Graduate Architectural Design Studio, Fall 2015, 10 students, engaged scholarship and learning, funded by Girl Scouts of Central Maryland
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• ARCH 600 Comprehensive Studio, Fall 2015, Fall 2013, 9 students • ARCH 601 Topical Design Studio, “Bridging the Gap,” 8 students, engaged scholarship and learning in collaboration with Al-Nahrain University, Baghdad, Iraq and Gensler, Washington DC, Spring 2016
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• ARCH 798 Thesis in Architecture, Spring 2013, 17 students • ARCH 799 Masters Thesis Research, Fall 2011, Spring 2012, Fall 2012, Fall 2013, Spring 2014, Fall 2014, Spring 2015, Fall 2015, Spring 2016, 1 – 2 students per semester • URSP 798 Readings in Urban Studies and Planning, Fall 2014, Spring 2015, 1 student per semester
• URSP 898 Pre-Candidacy Research
• URSP 899 Doctoral Dissertation Research, Spring 2013, Fall 2013, Fall 2015, Spring 2016, 1 student per semester
Teaching Innovations
IV.A.1.
Course or Curriculum Development • Graduate Certificate in Sustainability, Architecture Program, pending PCC approval • ARCH 270 Design in Practice, Scholarship in Practice, I-Series, and Fearless Ideas course introducing undergraduate students from all majors to design thinking and entrepreneurship
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Scholarship in Practice course introducing undergraduate students to all four academic disciplines of the School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation
IV.B.
Advising: Research or Clinical
IV.B.1. Undergraduate • Foloshade Pratt, Faculty Advisor for Individual Studies Program major, 2013-2015, placement: National Women’s Soccer Team
• Andrea Pardo, Faculty Research Mentor, Undergraduate, Kansas State University, 2004 – 2006, Developing Scholars for Kansas Program, placement: Junk Architects, Kansas City, MO
• Brittany Williams, Faculty Research Mentor, Undergraduate, Kansas State University, 2001- 2002, Developing Scholars for Kansas Program, placement: Bryte Design, San Francisco, CA
IV.B.2. Master’s • Rebecca Habtour, Committee Chair, expected completion Spring 2016, “Architecture for Happiness”
• Marissa Levash, Committee Chair, Fall 2015, “Architecture through Dance,” placement: Parsons Brinkerhoff, New York, NY
• Charishma Hunjan, Committee Chair, Fall 2015, “Reclaiming our Path in the Global Network of Air Travel,” placement
• Elizabeth Nolan, Architecture without Vision, Committee Chair, Spring 2015, placement: Beyer Blinder and Belle, Washington, DC
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Architects, Silver Spring, MD
• Stephen Parker, Committee Chair, Fall 2013, "Designing for Polytrauma Wounded Warriors," placement SmithGroupJJR, Washington, DC • Jane Atalig, Committee Member, Master's, Fall 2013, "Avian/Human Architecture," placement: Purple Cherry Architects, Annapolis, MD
• 2013, Designing Hostels: Spaces Promoting Positive Cultural Interaction, Benjamin Bates, committee member, placement: Bates Architects, Frederick, MD
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committee member, placement: Perkins Eastman, Washington, DC
• 2013, Evolution of the American Lifestyle: Understanding Recent Changes in Columbia, Maryland to Inform Future Growth, Amber Wendland, committee member, placement: Ayers Saint Gross, Baltimore, MD
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Taylor, committee member, placement: Ayers Saint Gross, Baltimore, MD
• 2013, Neoplastic Intervention: Re-Imagining Cairo's Public Realm, Tamir Ezzat, committee member, placement: Bonstra Haresign, Washington, DC
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member (thesis prize winner)
• 2013, Reintegrating the Homeless Family, Nicole Ng, committee member, placement: Perkins Eastman, Washington, DC
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committee member, placement: Perkins Eastman, Washington, DC
• 2013, "Intervening in Place: A response to evolving urban coastlines ", Eric Joerdens, committee member, placement: Perkins Eastman, Washington, DC
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committee member, placement: Design Collective, Baltimore, MD
• 2013, Identity Crisis: Reinterpreting our Boundaries and Communities, Nicholas Tomaszewski, committee member, placement: Design Collective, Baltimore
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placement: Hord Coplan Macht, Baltimore.
• 2013, Sparkling in the City: Charlottesville's Market District Conceived an an Expression of Terroir and Craft,, Claire Dickey, committee member, placement: Perkins Eastman, DC.
• 2013, Recycling the Suburbs: Confronting an Existential Crisis, Julian Goldman, committee member, Torti Gallas & Partners, Silver Spring, MD
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member (thesis prize winner), placement: Bennett Frank McCarthy, Silver Spring, MD
• 2013, Revitalizing the American Downtown: a Network of Public Squares in Richmond, Virginia, Mark Elliott, committee member, placement: David M. Schwartz Architects, Washington, DC
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Feminine Misfortune to Healing", Katrina McRainey, committee member, placement: Ossolinski Architects, Washington, DC
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Seattle, WA
• 2012, Transit Oriented Development in Houston’s Third Ward, Chau Pham, committee chair, placement: Bonstra Haresign Architects, Washington, DC
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Baltimore, MD
• 2011, Bladensburg Interpretive Center, David Fischer, committee member
• 2010, Physical Health and Architecture, James Norwood, committee member
• 2009, Sustainable Heritage, Sara Goldfarb Langmead, committee chair (Thesis Prize winner) placement: Marks, Thomas Architects, Baltimore, MD
• 2008, Dance Center, Anita Chen, committee member, placement: Freiheit + Ho Architects, Seattle, WA
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MD
• 2007 - 2008, Performing Arts Center, Smriti Nayak, committee member
• 2007 - 2008, Fabrication, Michael Fischer, committee chair
• 2007, Market Hall in Deal, Andrew Murray, committee member
• 2007, Mixing Industry Back into the City in Port Covington, Baltimore, David Whitehill, (Thesis Prize winner), committee member, placement: Kliment Halsband, New York
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Chi Yan, committee member, placement: Ayers Saint Gross, Baltimore, MD
• 2006 - 2007, Application of Flexible Building Systems and Building Skin Technology to the Urban Redevelopment of Landover, Maryland, Kristina Crenshaw, committee chair, placement: intern at Street Sense, Bethesda, MD and adjunct faculty at UMD • 2006, Design Investigation of Urban Prototype for Walmart, Jef Zaborski, , committee member, placement: Robert A.M.Stern, New York, NY
• 2001 – 2002, Department of Art, College of Arts and Sciences, Kansas State University, Snippets, exhibit of paintings & written thesis, Joshua Vernon Cross, Master of Fine Arts, placement: Associate Professor of Art and Director of the Grace and Cameron West Art Gallery at Pfeiffer University, Misenheimer, NC.
IV.B.3. Doctoral • Zubin Adrianvala, PhD Program in Urban and Regional Planning and Design, The Ethnic Community: Urban Form, Peace, Conflict, and Violence in Urban India , 2009 – present, Center For Teaching Excellence International Teaching Fellowship 2011, USIP Fellowship 2013, committee chair through comprehensive exams, currently committee member.
• Maria Beltran, PhD Program in Urban and Regional Planning and Design, Conviviality in Urban Landscapes, 2013 - present, committee chair.
IV.C. Advising: Other than Directed Research
IV.C.1. Master’s • Academic Advising, 4 - 8 students per year, 2012-present IV.C.2.
Other Advising Activities • Faculty advisor to Architecture in the Schools, mentoring students teaching at Northwestern High School, 2009-present
• Faculty advisor to Architecture Students Advisory Board, 2008-2012
• Faculty advisor to NOMAS 2009
• Advisory Board Member, Kansas State University chapter, National Organization of Minority Students (NOMAS). 2004-2005
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Students Advisory Board, 1999-2000
• Faculty Advisor, Kansas State University Chapter, American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS), 1996-1998
IV.D.
Contribution to Learning Outcomes Assessment • Conducted Architecture Program Learning Outcomes Assessment 2008-2012 • Served on College Coordinators Committee for Learning Outcomes Assessment 2011- 2012
IV.E. Other Teaching Activities • I-Series Faculty Seminar Series, participant, 2012-present • Chesapeake Project Faculty Workshop: Integrating Sustainability Across the Curriculum, participant, 2013
IV.F. Teaching Awards • Philip Merrill Presidential Scholar Mentor, 2015 • Academy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Distinguished Fellow, 2014 – present • US Professor of the Year award nominee, 2013 • CTE-Lilly Teaching Fellow, Center for Teaching Excellence, 2012 • Teaching Award, Mortarboard Senior Honorary Society, Kansas State University, 2001, for undergraduate teaching
Service and Outreach
V.A. Editorships, Editorial Boards, and Reviewing Activities
V.A.1. Editorial Boards • Advisory Board member, The Architect’s Handbook of Professional Practice, Student Edition, Robert Greenstreet, editor, (New York: John Wiley and Sons, 2002)
V.A.2. Reviewing Activities for Journals and Presses • Reviewer, book proposal, Andrew Pressman, Design Thinking, Routledge, October 2015 • Reviewer, journal article manuscript, “Is Drawing Really Representing? Investigating the Dualistic Nature of Architectural Drawing,” Enquiry, September 2014
• Reviewer, book broposal, MOCKING ARCHITECTURE | FROM REPRESENTATION TO ARCHITECTURAL DISCOVERY AT FULL SCALE, Routledge, August 2014
• Review Panel Member, Enquiry, The ARCC Journal of Architectural Research, 2014 – present
• Reviewer, journal article, Giu Dall'O', Elisa Bruni, Angela Panza, "Improvement of the Sustainability of Existing School Buildings according to the LEED® Protocol: a case study in Italy," Energies (ISSN 1996-1073; http://www.mdpi.com/journal/energies), 2013
V.A.3.
Reviewing Activities for Agencies and Foundations • American Institute of Architects (AIA) Decade of Design: Urban and Regional Solutions Challenge Jury Panel, 2012
V.A.4. Reviewing Activities for Conferences • Reviewer, ARCC/EAAE International Conference, 2013, 2010 • Reviewer, Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) Annual Meeting, 2010, 2007, 2002, 1997, 1993
V.B. Committees, Professional & Campus Service
V.B.1. Campus Service – Department • Member, Graduate Admissions Committee, 2007-2008, 2015-2016 • Member, Curriculum Committee, 2006–2012 • Member, Scholarships Committee, 2006- 2013 V.B.2. Campus Service – College • Faculty Search Committee, Chair, 2009, 2013, 2015-2016 • APT Committee o Chaired tenure subcommittee, 2015 o Drafted Teaching section of School APT policy, 2014-2015
V.B.3.
Campus Service – University • ADVANCE Professor 2015-2016 • Senate o Elected Senator 2013-2015 o Chair, Educational Affairs Committee, 2015-2016, tasked with revision of Undergraduate Grievance Procedure o Member, Nominations Committee 2016 o Member, General Education Committee, 2011-2015
• Graduate School o Creative and Performing Arts Awards (CAPAA) selection committee 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014
• Undergraduate Studies o General Education - Member, General Education Implementation Committee, 2010-2012 - Member, Scholarship in Practice Faculty Board, 2012-2015 - Member, Teamwork Assessment Task Force, 2014-2015 - Member, University Medal Selection Committee, 2013
o Living-Learning Programs - Member, Review Committee 2012-present
o Learning Outcomes Assessment - Member, College Coordinators Committee 2011-2012
o Kansas State University - Senate
- Fundraising o KSU Dance Development Board, member, 2004-2006 o KSU Friends of the Libraries Board, member, 2003-2006 - Recruitment and Retention of Under-represented Students o Member of task force that created Developing Scholars for Kansas program
V.B.4. Leadership Roles in Meetings and Conferences • Conference Organizing Committee member, The Place of Research/The Research of Place, Joint Meeting of the ARCC/EAAE, Washington, DC, June 23-26, 2010
V.B.5. Other Non-University Committees, Memberships, Panels, etc. • Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture o NAAB Accreditation Visiting Team Member - Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute accreditation visit 2016 - Rochester Institute of Technology accreditation visit 2015 o Faculty Councilor, West Central Region
• Architectural Research Centers Consortium o Faculty Representative 2009-present
• American Institute of Architects o AIA Potomac Valley - Director, 2008-2012 o AIA Kansas - Director, 1996 o AIA Flint Hills, - Director, 1997-1998 - President, 1996 - President-Elect, 1995 - Secretary, 1993
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o Awards Program Jury Member, 2009-2011
V.C. External Service and Consulting
V.C.1. Corporate and Other Board Memberships • Montgomery County Community College, Architecture Advisory Board member, 2008– 2011
V.D. Community & Other Service • Princeton University Alumni Schools Committee, member, 1993-2006, conducted interviews for applicants from Kansas
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