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SARAH DEYONG

5936 Culwells Rd. Lincoln, NE 68516 [email protected]

https://johnjanovy.academia.edu/sdeyongacademiaedu

EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT

DEGREES

2008 PhD, Princeton University, School of Architecture

MA, Princeton University, School of Architecture.

1994 MA, University of Toronto, Department of Art History.

1989 BArch, University of Toronto, Daniels Faculty of Architecture (CACB-NAAB Accredited Professional Degree).

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS & DUTIES

2018 – 2020 Director of the Architecture Program and Associate Professor with tenure, College of Architecture, University of Nebraska-Lincoln • Oversaw the daily operations of two degree programs in the Program of Architecture: the BSD in Architecture and the M.Arch, first-professional degree program (2-year and 3-year). Annual duties included the following: presiding officer of monthly program meetings and bi-annual program retreats; family campus visits; hiring Lecturer Ts; faculty teaching and service assignments on committees and elsewhere; work closely with three standing committees (PPC, SAC, FAC) on program affairs; coordinate various awards and prizes for graduating students, such as the Thesis Cunnigham Prize and the ARCC King Medal; reported to the Professional Advisory Committee on program affairs and activities; coordinated final thesis candidates; and facilitated Project 2018 and 2019 at Omaha by Design (exhibition of student work organized by Assistant Professor, Ellen Donnelly). • Additional activities included: o Co-authored with the PPC, the program’s response to the first draft of the new NAAB Conditions and Procedures. o Organized invitations to final reviews. Invited guests came from peer schools of architecture and higher. o Nominated faculty for FLAIR 2019; the Academic Leadership Program; and the Willa Cather Professorship. o Facilitated community outreach opportunities between faculty and external partners (community leaders in Aurora, NE; the Art Chapel in Lincoln; the Tractor Museum at UNL; Junior Achievement in Lincoln, and Hoppe Homes). o Made additions to the curriculum: 1) Facilitated new course with the outcome that all assistant professors had opportunities to pursue their research with at least one graduate elective; 2) Added the option of a research elective tied to the d.Research studio with the outcome that the curriculum had more flexibility to support different kinds of d.Research activities. o Initiated proposal for a change in CIP code to STEM designation. Conducted research on its benefits, and presented information on its implementation to the PPC and the full program faculty for consideration and review. • Additional Note: Requested release from administrative duties at the end of 2019 in order to focus on my teaching and research and work toward full professor.

2018 – 2019 DEO Leadership Series Workshop, Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

2014 – 2018 Associate Professor with tenure, Dept. of Architecture, Texas A&M University

2007 - 2014 Assistant Professor, Dept. of Architecture, Texas A&M University

2005 - 2007 Visiting Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, Pratt Institute

2001 - 2002 Lecturer, Undergraduate Writing Program, Princeton University

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PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS & EXPERIENCE

2019- present Board Member of The Journal of Architectural Education. Reappointed for a second three-year term in 2019.

2016 - 2019 Board Member of The Journal of Architectural Education. Three-year appointment.

2016 - 2020 Board Member of The Journal of the Society of Architectural History. Four-year appointment.

1998 Researcher for the Canadian Center for Architecture in Montreal.

1992 - 1994 Partner in Babe Deyong Design

1989 - 1992 Intern Architect, Boigon and Armstrong Architects, Toronto

RESEARCH

GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS & AWARDS

2019 UCare, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Supervised Paige Haskett for undergraduate research on my co-authored book project, with Professor Craig Babe, on the Elements of an Architectural Composition. Summer 2019. Paige prepared drawings for a precedent study on OMA’s Milstein Hall, illustrating key compositional elements.

2017 Faculty Development Leave, Texas A&M University (PI) Co-authored book project with Craig Babe on design studio teaching pedagogy.

2016 Leadership Institute, Employee & Organizational Development, Texas A&M University (PI) With the support of my dean and departmental head, I proposed a new interdisciplinary track on urban design in the Public Interest, with the Dept. of Landscape and Urban Planning.

2016 High Impact: Education First Initiative, College of Architecture, Texas A&M University (I) Title: “Future visioning of local climate change: Planning, design, policy and health impacts of sea level rise in League City, TX,” by Galen Newman (PI), Jennifer Horney, Jeremy Merrill, Domenic Bearfield, Sarah Deyong, Phil Berke and Jamie Masterson.

2015 ACSA Best Scholarship of Design Article Award Presented at the 103rd ACSA Annual Meeting in Toronto on March 20, 2015 for “Rethinking the Legacy of the Sixties: Pliny Fisk’s Political Ecology.” • Voted by the ACSA Board of Directors and the JAE Editorial Board.

2013 Melbern G. Glasscock Center for the Humanities at Texas A&M, Faculty Research Fellowship (PI) Project title: Colin Rowe and the Reinvention of Modern Architecture at Mid-Century.

2009 Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, Research and Development Grant (PI) Title: Megastructure 1953-1976 • Rate of acceptance: less than 10% (over 500 submitted)

DOUBLE-BLIND, PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES

2014 An Architectural Theory of Relations: Sigfried Giedion and Team X The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, v. 73, n. 3 (University of California Press, June 2014): 226- 247. http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1525/jsah.2014.73.2.226 • Rate of acceptance: 17% • National flagship journal of the Society of Architectural Historians • 10,000 words including endnotes

2014 Rethinking the Legacy of the Sixties: Pliny Fisk’s Political Ecology The Journal of Architectural Education Design +, v. 68, n. 1 (ACSA and Taylor & Francis, March 2014): 28-41. http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/TI72MnQM4rPuKa4UqwgV/full • Rate of acceptance: less than 10% • National flagship journal of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture

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• 8,000 words including endnotes

INVITED PAPERS IN PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS

2019 Function Follows Form: Some Affinities Between Pure Icons, Hardcore Architecture and OOO AD: Re-imagining the Avant-Garde: Revisiting the Architecture of the 1960s and 1970s, n. 260, v. 89, eds. Matthew Butcher and Luke Caspar Pearson (July/August 2019): 22-29. • Status: Published.

2016 Colin Rowe, Karl Popper, and the Discipline of Architecture The Journal of Visual Culture: Architecture!, eds. Jae Emerling and Ronna Gardner, v. 15 n. 3 (December 2016). http://vcu.sagepub.com/content/15/3.toc.

2016 Interior Transparency: A Studio Project Co-authored by J. Craig Babe, International Journal of Interior Architecture, n. 4 (July 2016): 168-169.

2012 Urban Acupuncture and the Paradoxical Logic of Systems Praxis Journal of Writing + Building: Eco-logics, n.13 (April 2012), eds. Amanda Reeser Lawrence and Ashley Schafer: 98-99.

2001 Planetary Habitat: The Origins of a Phantom Movement The Journal of Architecture, guest eds. David Cunningham, Jon Goodbun and Karin Jaschke, volume 6, n. 2 (RIBA and Taylor & Francis, July 2001): 113-128.

DOUBLE-BLIND, PEER-REVIEWED CONFERENCE PROCEEDING ARTICLES

Forthcoming The Return of the Building and the Problem (and Potential) of the Comprehensive Studio Co-authored by Craig Babe, The ACSA 108 Annual Meeting Conference Proceeding. • Rate of acceptance: 26% • Status: Accepted and submitted for publication.

Forthcoming Whatever Happened to the Elements of a Composition? Play with the Rules: 2018 ACSA Fall Conference at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, co-chaired by Jasmine Benyamin, Nikole Bouchard, Whitney Moon, Kyle Reynolds & Mo Zell. • Rate of acceptance: 48% • Status: Accepted and submitted for publication.

February 2015 Colin Rowe in the Design Studio: A 5-Step Program Toward Design Co-authored by J. Craig Babe, The National Conference of Beginning Design Students 31, organized by Meg Jackson, Gregory Marinic and Lannis Kirkland (University of Houston Atrium Press, 2015): 117-201. • Rate of acceptance: 52% (over 170 submitted, 89 accepted).

October 2012 Colin Rowe’s Double-Edge: ‘Program: Fact or Fiction?’ Co-authored by J. Craig Babe, Theory by Design, Architectural Research Made Explicit in the Design Teaching Studio, eds. Els De Vos, Johan De Walsche, Marjan Michels, and Sven Verbruggen (Antwerp, Belgium: Artesis University College, 2012), 131-136. • Rate of acceptance: 50% • Reprinted in 2013 by Academic and Scientific Publishers. ISBN-13: 978-9057182242 / ISBN-10: 9057182246.

October 2010 A Manual for Urban Acupuncture Flip Your Field: 2010 ACSA West Central Fall Conference at UIC, eds. Penelope Dean and Jayne Kelley (Chicago: University of Illinois, 2010), 137-141. • Rate of acceptance: 17% (over 230 submitted, 40 accepted)

March 2009 The Vicissitudes of History, Theory and Practice The Value of Design: Design is at the Core of What We Teach and Practice. Annual ACSA Conference in Portland, Oregon, eds. Phoebe Crisman and Mark Gillem (Washington D.C.: ACSA Press, 2009), 3-6. • Rate of acceptance: 34% (327 submitted, 110 accepted)

October 2008 Crossing the Vital Barrier: Christopher Alexander and Yona Friedman

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Architecture in the Age of Digital Reproduction. ACSA Northwest Regional Conference at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, ed. Erik Hemingway.

PEER-REVIEWED BOOKS

In progress Building Arguments and the Elements of an Architectural Composition Co-authored book with J. Craig Babe. Based on archival research on Colin Rowe at the Charles Moore Foundation in Austin and at Cornell University (completed); on Design-Studio teaching experience at UNL (current) and Texas A&M University (past); and funded research from the CoA at UNL on building precedents (forthcoming).

2002 The Changing of the Avant-Garde: Visionary Architectural Drawings from the Howard Gilman Collection Authors: Terence Riley, Sarah Deyong, Marco Michelis, and Paola Antonelli (New York: MoMA, 2002), 23-35. ISBN-10:0870700030 / ISBN-13: 978-0870700033.

INVITED CHAPTERS IN PEER-REVIEWED BOOKS

In progress Reyner Banham’s Megastructure: An Interior Urbanism The Interior Urbanism Theory Reader, ed. Gregory Marinic (Routledge, 2021).

Forthcoming Building Arguments Forthcoming article in the companion volume to the exhibition catalogue, How Will We Live Together?, 17th International Architecture Exhibition at the Venice Biennale, curated by Hashim Sarkis, et. al.

2018 Colin Rowe’s Operative History Theory’s History 196x-199x – Challenges in the Historiography of Architectural Knowledge, The Royal Flemish Academy of Belgium for Science and the Arts in Brussels. Organized by the Dept. of Architecture, KU Leuven; Dept. of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Gent; and the Research Foundation Flanders. • Rate of acceptance for a second round of review: 22% (160 submissions, 35 accepted). • Status: Re-submitted and rejected after second round of review.

2018 A History of Style and the Modern Interior The Interior Architecture Theory Reader, ed. Gregory Marinic (New York: Routledge Architectural Press 2018). ISBN: 1138911089

2017 Walking City: Archigram and the Pursuit of Style The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to the History of Architecture, v. 4, eds. David Leatherbarrow and Alexander Eisenschmidt (Malden, MA and Oxford, UK: John Wiley & Sons, 2017). ISBN[s]: 9781444338515 (print); 9781118887226 (electronic).

2014 High Tech: Modernism Redux A Critical History of Contemporary Architecture [1960-2010], eds. Elie Haddad and David Rifkind (Hampshire, UK: Ashgate, 2014), 51-68. ISBN-10:1409439813 / ISBN-13: 978-1409439613. • Second printing in 2016 with an endorsement by Joan Ockman.

INVITED BOOK REVIEWS

Forthcoming Giedion and America by Reto Geiser. The Journal of the Society of Architectural History (December 2020). • Status: Submitted and accepted.

The Open Workshop Site Magazine. • Status: in progress.

2014 Contemporary Art about Architecture: A Strange Utility, edited by Isabelle Wallace and Nora Wendl The Journal of Architectural Education, 68:2 (October 2014): 226-227.

2012 Alison & Peter Smithson: A Critical Anthology edited by Max Risselada The Architect’s Newspaper: The East, n.8 (May 9, 2012): 28.

2012 An Introduction to Architectural Theory, 1968 to the Present edited by Harry Francis Mallgrave and David Goodman

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The Journal of Architectural Education 65:2 (March 2012): 141-143.

2001 The Situationist City by Simon Sadler The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians (March 2001).

DOUBLE-BLIND, PEER-REVIEWED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

June 2020 The Return of the Building and the Problem (and Potential) of the Comprehensive Studio Co-authored by Craig Babe, The ACSA 108 Annual Meeting Conference Proceeding. • Rate of acceptance: 26%

October 2018 Who Needs a Lexicon? Twelve Elements of an Architectural Composition Play with the Rules: 2018 ACSA Fall Conference at the University of Wisconsin-Milwauukee, co-chaired by Jasmine Benyamin, Nikole Bouchard, Whitney Moon, Kyle Reynolds & Mo Zell. • Rate of acceptance: 48% • Abstract, p. 29: http://www.acsa-arch.org/docs/default-source/conferences-files/2018fallconference- abstractbook3.pdf?sfvrsn=2

February 2017 Colin Rowe’s Operative History Theory’s History 196x-199x – Challenges in the Historiography of Architectural Knowledge, The Royal Flemish Academy of Belgium for Science and the Arts in Brussels. Organized by the Dept. of Architecture, KU Leuven; Dept. of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Gent; and the Research Foundation Flanders. • Rate of acceptance: 43% (160 submissions, 69 accepted).

April 2012 Pliny Fisk and the Wager of Open Systems The Society of Architectural Historians Annual Conference in Detroit, Michigan. Session on “Architectural Ecologies,” organized by Dr. Karin Jaschke.

March 2009 The Vicissitudes of History, Theory and Practice ACSA 97th Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon on The Value of Design. Session on “Theory into History/History into Theory,” organized by Dr. Vandana Baweja. • Rate of acceptance: 34% (327 submitted, 110 accepted)

October 2008 Crossing the Vital Barrier: Christopher Alexander and Yona Friedman Architecture in the Age of Digital Reproduction. ACSA Northwest Regional Conference at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, ed. Erik Hemingway.

April 2001 Utopia: Theory and Practice The Society of Architectural Historians Annual Conference in Toronto. Session on “Utopia” organized by Dr. Taisto Mäkelä.

April 1999 Megaobjects The Society of Architectural Historians Annual Conference in Houston. Session on “The Situationists,” organized by Dr. Edward Dimendberg and Dr. Margaret Crawford.

April 1998 Fantasies of the Future

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The Society of Architectural Historians Annual Conference in Los Angeles, California. Session on “Work in Progress,” organized by Dr. Michael Lewis.

April 1997 Walter Benjamin and the Critique of Phantasmagoria Universities Art Association of Canada Annual Conference in Vancouver, Canada. Session on “Walter Benjamin,” organized by Dan Adler.

INVITED LECTURES AND SYMPOSIA

Forthcoming Reyner Banham’s Megastructure Invited speaker to the symposium, “Black-Boxing Banham,” at the Knowlton School at Ohio State University. Organized by Todd Gannon and Michael Osman. • https://knowlton.osu.edu/event/postponed-blackboxing-banham

June 2018 Project 2018 Talk Invited panel session at Omaha By Design on the state of professional practice. Moderated by Jeff Day with invited speakers, Brian Rex (Dept. Head and Associate Professor) and Chris Tuner (HDR Architects).

April 2018 Deep Vista Invited session moderator and panelist for a conference on the intersection of architecture and philosophy organized by Gabriel Esquivel at Texas A&M University. Participants include Sean Anderson (MoMA), Kristy Balliet (Ohio State University), Ian Bogost (Georgia Tech), Levi Bryant (Collin College), Courtney Coffman (Princeton University), Graham Harman (American University in Cairo), Nate Hume (UPenn), Tim Morton (Rice University), Dwayne Oyler (Sci-Arc), Rob Stuart-Smith (UPenn), Michel Rojkind (Rojkind Arquitectos, Mexico), Jimenez Lai (UCLA), Kivi Sotamaa (Aalto University, Helsinki), and Michael Young (Cooper Union).

December 2016 The Art of Visual Communication Invited presentation for a faculty workshop on visual communication, organized by the Writing Center at Texas A&M University.

April 2016 A History of the Modern Interior Invited presentation in the Dept. of Interior Design at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada

January 2014 History & Theory in the Design Studio Invited talk at Montana State University, School of Architecture.

April 2013 Pliny Fisk’s Political Ecology Two-day conference on Dialogos on the Border, organized by Dr. Cecilia Giusti, Texas A&M University, Department of Landscape and Urban Planning.

March 2013 History, Theory and Design Invited talk at Kent State University, College of Architecture and Environmental Design.

November 2011 Team X and the Idea Behind the Mat Building Invited by Alfredo Brillembourg and Hubert Klumpner to give a lecture at the Swiss Federal Polytechnic (ETH), Program for Architecture and Urban Design in Zurich, Switzerland.

September 2011 Heterotopias Invited by Dr. Michelangelo Sabatino to give a seminar presentation at the Gerald D. Hines School of Architecture, University of Houston.

February 2011 Team X’s Urban Architecture Two-day conference on Concrete Utopias organized by Dr. Michelangelo Sabatino at the University of Houston, Gerald D. Hines School of Architecture.

October 2009 Tinker Toys Panel discussion on Theory Talks organized by Dr. Peter Lang at Texas A&M University, Department of Architecture.

April 2001 Megastructure Invited presentation for Hypotheses, an annual conference on dissertation research organized by graduate students at Princeton University, School of Architecture.

October 1999 Archigram Invited key-note speaker for an exhibition on Archigram at the Henry Art Museum/Faye G. Allen Center for the Visual Arts, University of Washington.

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TEACHING

COURSES

University of Nebraska- ARCH 544: Thesis Prep (Spring) Lincoln New graduate level course preparing students for the Thesis option in their final year of the M.Arch program. 2019 - present 19 students, 2 credits

ARCH 511/611: D. Research (Spring) Design Research studio based on my co-authored research on the Elements of an Architectural Composition. The vehicle for this exploration is an outreach project with Junior Achievement for an Ideal City in support of JA’s middle school curriculum.

ARCH 249: Modern History (Fall) Large survey course on modern architecture, history and theories. Introduces students in architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, and other students in the university at large to myriad topics and issues in the history of architecture in the 19th-century to the present.

ARCH 310: Design Studio: Program (Fall) Integrated design studio with an emphasis on the program.

Texas A&M ARCH 305 501: Arch Design III (Approved Communications Course) 2007 – 2018 Undergraduate studio integrating history and theory. Approved C course in writing, speaking and graphic communication. 15 students, 5 credits.

ARCH 350 500: History and Theory of Modern and Contemporary Architecture Undergraduate survey. (Approved Texas Core Curriculum Course in the Humanities and in International Culture and Diversity). 150 students, 3 credits.

ARCH 685 612: Directed Studies, MArch First semester of the Final Study focused on independent design theses. Fall semester. 1 credit.

ARCH 693 612: Professional Study, MArch Second semester of the Final Study focused on independent design theses. Spring semester. 3 credits.

ARCH 639 600: 20th-Century Theory and Practice Graduate seminar on history, theory and criticism. 15 students, 3 credits.

ARCH 685 623: Directed Studies, PhD Graduate Independent Study for PhD candidates. 3 credits.

Pratt Institute ARCH 650: History and Theory of Modern Architecture, 1750 - present 2006 - 2007 Graduate seminar. 3 credits, 20 students. 2001 - 2003 ARCH 107: History of Architecture II Team-taught undergraduate survey: Renaissance to the Rococo; pre-Columbian, China, Japan and India. 200 students, 3 credits.

ARCH 106: History of Architecture I Team-taught undergraduate survey: Paleolithic to Gothic. 200 students, 3 credits.

Princeton WRI 102: Writing Across the Disciplines 2001 - 2002 Freshman seminar on how to write an academic essay. 12 students, 3 credits.

FINAL THESIS ADVISOR (UNL)

Fall 2019 Jati Zunaibi, M.Arch "[NE]w Arch Hall: Building Inclusion and Equity into Architecture Education.”

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• Recipient of the 2020 AIAS CRIT Scholar Program • Recipient of 2019-20 UNL Graduate Student Travel Award

GRADUATE COMMITTEES, CHAIR (TEXAS A&M)

May 2019 Maki Iisaka, PhD “Text and Inversion in the Architecture of Seiichi Shirai”

August 2017 Gregory Marinic, PhD “Interior Urbanism: On the Obsolescence and Adaptive Re-Use of the Dead Mall”

May 2015 Jae Shin Cho, MArch “A Monument for College Station: Texas A&M Astronomical Observatory”

Jungmin Kim, MArch “Memorial-Scape”

Thomas Ham “Suburb in a Park: A Civic Center for College Station”

Cody Zapotek “W Hotel and Condo in San Antonio”

May 2014 Make Liang, MArch “A New Cultural Center for Contemporary Music in Downtown Austin.”

Veronica Villanueva, MArch “Merging Urban Fabrics: the Street and the Riverwalk in San Antonio, TX”

Rafael Vasquez, MArch “South Town Forum in San Antonio: Proposal for a Community Cultural Hub”

Guang Yang, MArch “Proposal for a Contemporary Interpretation of a Buddhist Temple”

May 2013 Ryan Buys, MArch “Urban Ecology on the Border: Proposal for a Medical High School in Downtown Harlingen, Texas”

Maryam Rezafar, MArch “House of Mathematics in Ahfaz, Iran”

May 2012 Matthew Ostermeier, MArch “Fiesta Gardens: Reconnecting East Austin, Texas”

Dale Fenton, MArch “Proposal for a Hyperdense Super Block in Charleston, South Carolina”

Bradley McCarroll, MArch “Proposal for a Railway Hotel in Downtown Austin, Texas”

May 2011 Ryan Withrow, MArch “(re)Vitalizing Urban Form: A Proposal for a Market and an Agriculture Education Center in Downtown Dallas, Texas”

Kevin Vandersall, MArch “Architecture as Cultural Device: Micro-Living in Downtown Dallas, Texas”

INVITED JURIES

May 2020 University of British Columbia, School of Architecture + Landscape Architecture Thesis Reviews. Invited by Sara Stevens and AnnaLisa Meyboom

May 2019 Woodbury University, School of Architecture

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M.Arch Final Reviews. Invited by Heather Flood

Apr 2019 University of Kentucky, College of Design 3rd-year interdisciplinary studio review. Invited by Gregory Marinic

Dec 2018 University of Michigan, Taubman School of Architecture Final Reviews. Invited by Julia McMorrough

Dec 2018 University of Minnesota, School of Architecture Final Reviews. Invited by Marc Swackhamer

April 2017 University of Houston, Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture Graduate Awards Jury. Invited by Rafael Longoria.

May 2015 UT Arlington, School of Architecture Super Review, undergraduate and graduate studios. Invited by Bijan Youssefzadeh.

April 2014 University of Houston, Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture Studio John Tsai

December 2013 University of Houston, Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture Studio Matthew Johnson

December 2012 University of Houston, Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture Studios Gregory Marinic and Jason Logan

January 2011 Rice School of Architecture Two-day final thesis reviews for Albert Pope, Ron Witte, Sarah Whiting, Neyran Turan, Carlos Jimenez, Mark Wamble, Dawn Finley, Christopher Hight and Troy Schaum.

Fall 2009 UT Arlington, School of Architecture Studio Carlos Reimers

Spring 2009 University of Houston, Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture Studio Santiago Perez

Spring 2008 UT Arlington, School of Architecture Studio Richard Ferrier

Spring 2007 Pratt Institute, School of Architecture Studio Mike Silver

Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation Studio David Turnbull

Fall 2006 Pratt Institute, School of Architecture Studio Jason Beane-Vigneri

Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation Studio Yolande Daniels

Spring 2005 Princeton University, School of Architecture Studio Michael Graves

Fall 2004 Princeton University, School of Architecture Studio Jane Harrison

Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation Studio Yolande Daniels

SERVICE

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GRANTS

Fall 2009 The Melbern G. Glasscock Center Notable Lecture Grant Speaker: Dr. Beatriz Colomina

The College of Architecture Gieseke Lecture Grant Speaker: Andreas Pedersen, Partner of the Bjarke Ingels Group, Copenhagen, Denmark.

COMMITTEES (UNL)

09.2018 – present Member of the University Honors Committee, UNL

2018-19 Ex-officio committee member on the College Curriculum and Student Affairs Committee (CCSAC)

COMMITTEES (TEXAS A&M)

2017 History and Theory Committee, Dept. of Architecture, Texas A&M Wrote and coordinated Core Curriculum criteria in the Creative Arts criteria for all sections of Arch 350.

2016 - 2017 Annual Review Committee, Dept. of Architecture, Texas A&M Led and coordinated task committee on developing and writing new departmental guidelines.

2011 – 2017 Coordinator of Design Studio III Committee, Texas A&M Wrote and coordinated Core Curriculum criteria in Communication for all sections of Arch 350. Coordinated common lectures and readings across sections. Mentored faculty and teaching assistants.

2016 Jury Member of The College of Architecture Outstanding Alumnus/Alumna Award, Texas A&M

2015 - 2016 Member of the Promotion and Tenure Committee, Dept. of Architecture, Texas A&M

2015 - 2016 Member of the Search Committee for the new Department Head, College of Architecture, Texas A&M Appointed by the Dean of the College of Architecture

2010 - 2016 Founding Member of the Theory Committee, Dept. of Architecture, Texas A&M Co-wrote (with Dr. Peter Lang) a white paper for a new research emphasis on Theory and Design. Certified Arch 350 as a Texas Core Curriculum requirement in the Creative Arts.

2009 – present Lecture Series Committee, Texas A&M As coordinator of the committee in 2009-10, I raised $10,000. Since then, I have served as a member, organizing and hosting one to three guests per semester.

2007 - present MArch Committee, Texas A&M Annual duties include reviewing student applications and assembling design studio, final study and history and theory criteria and student work for SACS and NAAB accreditation.

2007 - 2008 Search Committee for tenure-track position in Theory and Design, Department of Architecture

CHAIRED CONFERENCE PANELS

2009 Formulating a Design Philosophy: Lessons of Histories and Theories ACSA Southwest Regional Conference, “Architecture is a Thing of Art,” Savannah College of Art and Architecture in Savannah, Georgia.

PROFESSIONAL PEER REVIEW

2016 - present Board member of the JAE. Re-appointed for a second term in 2019. Shephard six book/exhibition/artifact reviews per year; and peer-review papers as needed.

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2019 Board member of the JSAH. Advise the executive editor on reviewers and peer-review papers submitted to the journal in area of expertise.

2019 Served as peer reviewer of promotion and/or tenure dossier from Ithaca College, Department of Art History. Reviewed the dossier of an Assistant Professor in the area of Architectural History and Theory in July.

2019 Served as peer reviewer of two grant proposals for the School of Architecture at UNC-Charlotte Double-blind peer reviewed faculty applications in March.

2019 Served as peer reviewer of promotion and/or from the University of Michigan, Taubman College of Architecture. Reviewed the dossier of an Associate Professor of Practice in the teaching area of Design Studio in December.

2019 Served as peer reviewer of promotion and/or tenure dossiers from the University of Houston, Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture. Reviewed the dossier of an Assistant Professor in the area of Design in August. Reviewed the dossier of an Assistant Professor of Practice in the teaching area of Design Studio in December.

2018 Served as peer reviewer of promotion and/or tenure dossiers from the School of Architecture + Planning at the Catholic University of America in Washington DC. Reviewed the dossier of an Assistant Professor in the area of Design in December.

2015 Blind peer-reviewed papers for the Journal of Architectural Education 69:2 (ACSA and Wiley-Blackwell) Invited by Dr. Alicia Imperiale to review a paper submitted to the theme issue, “S, M, L, XL.”

Peer-reviewed faculty proposals for the 2015 Humanities and Arts Fellow Program at Texas A&M Invited by Dr. James Izat, Division of Research at Texas A&M University to review faculty research proposals in the Humanities and Liberal Arts.

Peer-reviewed faculty proposals for the 2015 PESCA grant at Texas A&M University Invited by Dr. James Izat, Division of Research at Texas A&M University to review faculty research proposals.

2014 Blind peer-reviewed proposals submitted to the National Conference of Beginning Design Students (NCBDS) at the University of Houston in February 2015. Invited by conference organizers Meg Jackson, Gregory Marinic and Lannis Kirkland to review proposals.

2013 Blind peer-reviewed articles for the Journal of Architectural Education (ACSA and Wiley-Blackwell) Invited by interim executive editor, Dr. Graham Livesey to review papers.

2012 Juried a competition organized by d3 Space in New York Invited by Gregory Marinic to review projects for the design competition and exhibition, “Unbuilt Visions,” held at the University of Louisiana School of Architecture and Design, March 2013.

2010 - 2011 Blind peer-reviewed conference papers for the ACSA Reviewed abstracts for the 2011 ACSA Fall Conference, co-organized by the School of Architecture at Prairie View University and the College of Architecture at Texas A&M University. Invited by Dr. Alexander Eisenschmidt to review abstracts for the 2010 ACSA West-Central Fall Conference at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

Invited by William Willoughby to review abstracts for the 98th ACSA Annual Meeting in Louisiana, New Orleans, March 2010.

2009 Blind peer-reviewed an article for the Journal of Architectural Education Invited by guest editor, Dr. Michelangelo Sabatino, to review papers in October for the JAE issue on Vernacular Architecture.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

2008 - present Association of the Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA)

1998 - present Society of Architectural Historians (SAH)