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2020 AIA Fellowship

Candidate Yanel de Angel Salas Organization Perkins and Will Location Milton, Massachusetts Chapter AIA Massachusetts; Boston Society of Architects/AIA

Category of Nomination Object 5 > Service to Society

Summary Statement With influence spanning global, civic and professional communities, Yanel de Angel’s leadership brings simplicity to complexity while unifying and motivating community leaders, clients and policy makers to reimagine and enact new social and environmental archetypes.

Educat ion Master in Design Studies, History and Theory of Architecture, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, 2005-2006

Master of Architecture 1, School of Architecture, Syracuse University, 1996-1999

International Study, Florence Italy School of Architecture, Syracuse University, 1997-1998

Bachelor in Environmental Design, School of Architecture, University of Puerto Rico, 1992-1996

Licensed in: Florida #94101 Massachusetts #31763 NCARB #74616

Employment Principal, Perkins and Will Boston Studio, Massachusetts, 2008-present

Lecturer in Architecture, Northeastern University Boston, Massachusetts, 2008-2009

Project Designer, Sasaki Associates Watertown, Massachusetts, 2006-2007

Drawing Instructor, Career Discovery Program, Harvard University GSD Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2006

Instructor, Environmental Design Department, Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, Maryland 2004-2005

Project Designer and Manager, Castro Arts Baltimore, Maryland, 2003-2005

Project Designer, Ayers/Saint/Gross, Architects & Planners Baltimore, Maryland, 2001-2003

Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, Syracuse University Florence, Italy, 2000-2001

Teaching Assistant, School of Architecture, Syracuse University, New York and Florence, Italy, 1996-2000

Summer Intern, Pantel del Cueto & Associates, Historic Preservation Consultants Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, 1996 & 1999

Summer Intern, Studio Carmassi Architetti Florence, Italy, 1998

Summer Intern, Luis Flores, FAIA San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1997 and 1999

Summer Intern, Alexander Fernández, Architect San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1995 and 1996

Work/Study, Cataloguer, University of Puerto Rico Architecture & Construction Archives San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1994-1995 Pantel, del Cueto & Associates Historic Preservation Consultants

September 16, 2019

Dear FAIA Jury Chair:

As sponsor to Yanel de Angel’s nomination to Fellowship in the AIA, it is my honor and privilege to recommend her enthusiastically. I have known Architect de Angel since she was an extremely studious and competitive college student during the 1990s, later as an intern at our private office, as a university professor, and continuously, as a

colleague and friend. Her research, documentation and drawing skills were an asset to our projects, her talents as an educator evident in her students’ work, and her passion for the social responsibilities of Architecture

impressive as Jury member during design competitions and student charrettes at all levels.

If I were to list her qualities as a professional, I would describe her as an inquisitive individual constantly exploring unique issues. These are evident in her willingness to learn new venues and volunteer for positions within

organizations and committees that benefit not only our profession as architects, but the general public as well. I am an admirer of her leadership of important causes like the protection of the environment, women’s issues,

resiliency and community involvement. Her passion for her family, country and profession are important qualities for the full life she possesses.

I have witnessed Yanel’s growth and professional development garnering awards, recognitions and promotions in

specialties infrequent in Architecture. Her Service to Society evidenced in her architectural projects, and community work has been characterized by her emphasis on the “underdog” or those less privileged and less

fortunate, providing her talents to improve their environment. Her resourcefulness in the National Alliance to Mental Illness through a Boston radio show, her involvement in Women in Design at the Boston Society of Architects, and her involvement with high-school students and minorities, indicate the breadth of her community

service.

Her spectacular initiatives such as ResilientSEE-PR, PRoTECHOS and MIT Techos in Puerto Rico after hurricanes

Irma and Maria in 2017 have proved an indispensable aid to those who still suffer the devastating effects of mother nature from two years ago. More importantly, she has not initiated these community involvements for recognition, but rather as a genuine service to Latinos, which has had implications far beyond the geographical

limits of Puerto Rico.

As a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects since 2002, I know that Architect Yanel de Angel reflects the

goals and spirit of the Fellowship and will prove to be a continuing asset to our profession.

Sincerely,

Beatriz del Cueto, FAIA Conservation Architect and Principal

tel 787.792.2456 / fax 787.792.7882 / mobile 787.392.3034 / [email protected] Torrimar, 11 Valencia Guaynabo, Puerto Rico 00966-3011

Section 1 Summary of Achievements

Yanel de Angel hosting a panel discussion about Resilience at a client- facing neXt event. To her right is Atyia Martin, former City of Boston Chief Resilience Officer.

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GLOBAL COMMUNITY CIVIC COMMUNITY PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY Yanel’s devotion to creating a more Yanel’s commitment to social service Yanel advocates for advancing resilient and sustainable world reaches beyond architecture to women and minority leadership in inspires and bonds diverse people to provide individuals and communities the profession and among its allied common purposes. much needed expertise and to organizations. Immediately after Hurricanes Irma connect people to one another. In the Women in Design (WiD) Principals and María made landfall in Puerto As a US immigrant, Yanel recognized a Group at the Boston Society of Architects Rico, Yanel—a Puerto Rican native who rise in depression, adolescent alcohol (BSA), Yanel co-chairs AIA/BSA’s WiD immigrated to the US for graduate and substance abuse, domestic violence, Design Excellence Awards Committee, school—organized efforts for short term and threats to children’s mental wellbeing which annually recognizes three relief. Recognizing that more long- in Boston’s immigrant community. She exemplary women who use their position term solutions were needed, she built launched the National Alliance of to give back and inspire others. partnerships with academic institutions Mental Illness (NAMI) Latino Metro Through her WiD involvement, Yanel to host a symposium in Puerto Rico Boston live radio show and co-hosted identified a damaging discontinuity focused on energy and community weekly shows to provide the community in the pipeline for women in practice With influence spanning health. professionals, service providers and leadership. She gathered fellow global, civic and As these partnerships grew, Yanel education to destigmatize mental principals and emerging women illness in the Latino population. professional communities, created a platform for long-term leaders to create the BSA WiD Mid- relief. Supported by Perkins and She curated broadcasts’ themes to Career Women in Design Mentorship Yanel de Angel’s leadership Will’s non-profit organization, AREA tackle difficult subjects intensifying in Program. She led the program’s brings simplicity to Research, Yanel led the strategic these communities. Yanel revamped conceptualization. Now in its third cycle, complexity while unifying conceptualization and creation a bi-monthly newsletter as its editor the program has inspired two additional of resilientSEE-PR, a global, gathering sponsors to sustain the AIA chapters to begin similar efforts. and motivating community multidisciplinary alliance of academic, radio show. She co-hosted monthly As part of Perkins and Will’s Diversity leaders, clients and policy private and non-profit organizations NAMI Latino chapter meetings and Council, Yanel is passionately dedicated that provides holistic, pro-bono helped launch the annual NAMI Latino makers to reimagine and to growing the inclusion of minorities in resilient design and planning to Mental Health Fair—a day dedicated the design industry, participating in an enact new social and communities of every scale. to awareness and education. During ACE program, regularly hosting minority her service, participation in the Latino environmental archetypes. With an S-E-E approach—social, high school interns, partnering with environmental and economic— chapter increased trifold. She now allied organizations, lecturing at high resilientSEE-PR serves as strategic co-leads a Girl Scout troop focused on schools and co-leading the creation of advisor to Puerto Rico’s central social service. Perkins and Will’s Boston Studio WiD government, municipalities and local Yanel’s passion for minority advocacy program, now a model launched across NGO’s. With various completed and transforms the project leadership role the firm. ongoing projects, resilientSEE-PR in higher education into a champion provides critical analysis and design for collocation of student diversity and solutions Island-wide for large and small program services, conceptualizing communities. The alliance is accelerating affordable student housing strategies, reconstruction efforts and empowering and integrating co-curricular learning community leaders to advocate for programs, all to create welcoming resilient and sustainable solutions. As and accessible environments for non- a replicable framework, resilientSEE is traditional students. expanding to new geographical areas. Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 3 Section 2.1: Significant Work Community Involvement/Volunteering Section 2 ǌ Global Community ǌ Civic Community ǌ Professional Community Accomplishments Lectures and Presentations ǌ Global Community ǌ Civic Community ǌ Professional Community Exhibits and Collaborations Buildings and Master Plans ǌ Pro Bono Projects with resilientSEE (2017 to present) ǌ Projects with Perkins and Will (2008 to present)

Section 2.2: Significant Recognition Awards, Honors and Scholarships Project Awards

Section 2.3: Publications Publications by Nominee Publications about Nominee and Nominees’ work Other media

Yanel de Angel leading a resilientSEE-PR workshop with other alliance partners and collaborators.

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Community Involvement / Global Community Member, Advisory Board, National Museum of Puerto Rican Workshop Leader, Creator and Translator; East Boston Flood Arts and Culture 2019-present Prevention Design Workshop 2018 Advisor to CEO and Board of Directors, identifies other Gathered community planning concerns and ideas and Puerto Rican communities in the diaspora to partner with, helped translate the final report (for the community’s Spanish makes recommendations to aid NMPRAC’s mission, promotes speakers) for this NOAH Initiative to educate and empower resilientSEE NMPRAC events and exhibits, supports the preservation and the East Boston community to advocate for themselves in City Kickoff, 2018 advancement of Puerto Rican arts and culture, and identifies of Boston discussions. and assists with fundraising opportunities. Participant, City of Boston Council Ordinance Net-Zero- Member, Advisory Board, PROTECHOS 2019-present Carbon Working Group 2018 Provides communities technical advice, recommendations Provided advice and co-authored document outlining and connections for roof rebuilding; promotes and fundraises strategies for legislative policy implementation to achieve for this Puerto Rico-based non-profit that rebuilds hurricane- a net zero carbon goal for the City of Boston by changing damaged roofs while paying and training individuals to housing energy regulations and providing development resilientSEE become carpenters. incentives to achieve a net-zero-carbon goal (one of only a Workshop, 2018 few Boston-based professionals invited). resilientSEE-PR Representative, NGO Cluster Collaboration 2019-present Lead Technical Partner, Enterprise Community Partners, Participant in a group of international NGOs developing Keep Safe: A Guide for Resilient Housing Design for Island action plan for times of disaster to map and coordinate Communities 2017-present preparedness, response and recovery activities in Puerto Rico. Conceptualization and creation of a resilient design housing guide; co-created “Building Protection” chapter and provided Co-Author, Technical Content Developer and Project oversight of technical drawings and content development. Manager; Community Together: A Guide for Resilient East Boston The guide, published in Spanish and English and free to the Community Center Design in Island Communities Community public, will launch in Puerto Rico on October 2019 with a train- Workshop, 2018 2019-present the-trainer phase scheduled Fall 2019, with plan to roll out in Conceptualized, championing and producing community the Virgin Islands and other Caribbean Nations. center guide for Island leaders via resilientSEE-PR in collaboration with partners Enterprise Community Partners, ReImagina Puerto Rico, Mercy Corps Puerto Rico, Resilient “Building Power Puerto Rico and Designed-4-Resilience. Published in Adaptation” Spanish and English and free to the public, the Guide will be workshop, ‘Keep Safe’ Guide, launched in Puerto Rico on October 2019, after Hurricane Puerto Rico, Maria’s 2nd-year anniversary, with a train-the-trainer phase 2018 scheduled Fall 2019. Founder and Leader resilientSEE-PR 2018-present Founded and built global and multidisciplinary alliance committed to designing a more resilient and sustainable Puerto Rico. Today, the alliance has various completed and on-going projects.

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Community Involvement / Civic Community Interviewing Co-leader, Troop #62877, Girl Scouts of MA, 2016-present • Host, Ongoing research about Latin American doctoral Focuses her neighborhood troop on social service and Immigrant Mothers: Living in USA while having children students, Massachusetts leadership development. still living in their country of origin, Yanina Gonzales, Doctoral Student, MSPP, interview by Yanel, March 3 School of National Alliance Of Mental Illness, Metro Boston Latino Professional Psychology, Chapter • Program Coordinator, The Immigrant Experience, Juan Rodriguez, interview by Paulina Fuentes Moad, doctoral NAMI, 2011 Co-Host, NAMI Latino y La Comunidad (with social worker, student from MSPP, March 10 Marcos Rosenbaum) 2008-2012 Weekly live radio program at WUNR 1600 AM focused on • Program Coordinator, Arbour Hospital Partial adult and childhood mental health: coordinated interviews Hospitalization Program, Dulce Orozco, therapist, with medical professionals and service providers; developed interview by Paulina Fuentes Moad, doctoral student from scripts and program schedule. MSPP, March 17 Interviewing Laurie Van Sample Year 2011, Programs: • Co-Host, Health Care for All, Carlos Solis, interview by Loon, Women • Host, Samaritans: Suicide Prevention, confidential guest, Yanel and Marcos, April 7 and Violence, interview by Yanel, December 27 NAMI, 2011 • Program Coordinator, Body and Mental Health, Miriam • Program Coordinator, Arbour Hospital Services, Dr. Garber, yoga instructor, interview by Paulina Fuentes Francisco Matorras, interview by Marcos, December 20 Moad, doctoral student from MSPP, April 14 • Co-Host, The Problem of Being a Parent in the 21st • Program Coordinator, NAMI Latino Services and NAMI Interviewing Century, Dra. Mayra Nevares, interview by Yanel and Walk, conversation between Marcos and Paulina, April 21 Marcos, December 13 Adelina Vega, • Program Coordinator, Addictions and Psychoanalysis, South End Community • Co-Host, Open Dialogue, conversation with Yanel and interview by Paulina Fuentes Moad, doctoral student from Health Center, Marcos, December 6 MSPP, April 28 NAMI, 2010 • Co-Host, Clinical Treatments: Hypnosis and Music, • Host, Women and Violence: Clinical Treatments, Laurie interview Sandra C. Ferreira Iannone by Yanel and Van Loon interview by Yanel, May 5 Marcos, January 13 • Co-Host, Veterans y Psychology Part 1, Greg Matos is • Co-Host, Stigma: How to change Social Perception, a veteran that just published his memoir, is currently a conversation between Yanel and Marcos, January 20 doctoral student at MSPP and does a lot for the Latino community and Veterans mental health, interview by • Co-Host, Living with Mentally ill Family Members, Yanel and Marcos, May 12 Girl Scout conversation between Yanel and Marcos, January 27 Troop, Bridging • Co-Host, Veterans y Psychology: Part 2, Greg Matos is • Co-Host, Dealing with Loneliness: the mentally ill, the Ceremony, 2018 a veteran that just published his memoir, is currently a immigrant the elderly, conversation between Yanel and doctoral student at MSPP and does a lot for the Latino Marcos, February 3 community and Veterans mental health, interview by • Host, Depression in Children, interview Dr. Roxana Yanel and Marcos, May 19 Llenera-Quinn, Boston Children’s Hospital, interview by Yanel, February 10 • Program Coordinator, Part 1: Youth at Risk and Domestic Violence, Maria Arroyo, interview by Paulina Fuentes • Host, B.E.S.T. team from the Massachusetts General Moad, doctoral student from MSPP, June 2 Hospital, interview by Yanel, February 24

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Boletín Informativo Abril 2010 Página 4 • Co-Host, Part 1: Memoir “In Her Wake: A Child • Co-Host, Fundación Proyecto Maniapure, Morel Orta, NAMI Latino Membresía Anual: Tiempo de Reanudar o Hacerse Miembro Latino Metro Boston NAMI Latino trabaja para usted, sus seres amados, y sus amigos! Somos su capítulo local de la Alianza Aﬁ liado de la Alianza Nacional de Enfermedades Mentales de Massachusetts Nacional de Enfermedades Mentales de Massachusetts (NAMI). Nuestra misión es mejorar la calidad de vida Sirviendo a la Comunidad Latina de Boston Metropolitano de aquellos afectados por enfermedades de salud mental, incluyendo familiares y amigos. Nos dedicamos a P.O. Box 470768, Brookline Village, MA 02447 (617) 421-0056 www.freewebs.com/nami-latino/ la Comunidad Latina en el area de Boston. Psychiatrist Explores the Mystery of Her Mother’s bringing medical services to Amazon communities, Tenemos varias reuniones de apoyo libre de costo y abiertas para todos. Estas incluyen: Boletín Informativo Abril 2010 Página 1

· Familia a Familia es un curso de 12 semanas para familiares de individuos con enfermedades de salud mental. Se discuten temas tales como tratamiento clínico y maneras de sobre llevar los mismos Calendario ¿Qué ha pasado? más efectivamente. Este curso se ofrece en Bosotn en el otoño y la primavera con maestros bilingues entrenados. 15 de abril Auspiciadores: NAMI Latino y la Comunidad Suicide” (www.inherwake.com), Dr. Nancy Rappaport, interview by Yanel and Marcos, October 5 · En Nuestra Propia Voz en una hora interactiva gratuita de multi-media presentada por dos NAMI Reunion Educativa Arbour Hospital es auspiciador Oro de nuestro personas con enfermedades mentales quienes proveen su historia personal dando esperanza y una ventana Nos reuniremos de 6:30 a 7:30pm en Casa programa de radio NAMI Latino y la Comunidad. interna de su propia recuperación. Primavera, cerca de Haymarket T Station Ver más en la página 3. · NAMI Conección Grupo de Apoyo y Recuperación es una reunión semanal de 90 minutos (Orange/Green line): 31 Bowker Street, 4th dirigida por facilitadores entrenados que viven con enfermedades de salud mental. Este grupo de apoyo Floor, Boston, MA 02114. es gratuito y se ofrece en 14 lugares a travéz de todo el estado, incluyendo la reunión Latina en Casa (617)445-8017 Estacionamiento disponible. Primavera en Boston. child psychiatrist and assistant professor of psychiatry at Todos estan bienvenidos! · NAMI Latino y La Comunidad es un programa de radio en WUNR 1600 AM. Estamos en el aire el (Reunión ocurre el 3er jueves de cada mes) primer y tercer lunes de cada mes de 5:30 a 6:30pm proveyendo educación y apoyo en vivo con invitados expertos en diversos temas que ofrecen servicios de salud mental a la comunidad. • Co-Host, Arbour Hospital: Services and Programs, 5 y 19 de abril · Reunión Educativa es una vez al mes y libre de costo. Invitamos expertos en varias areas de salud mental para educarnos a fondo en varios temas. Nos reunimos el tercer jueves de cada mes. NAMI Latino y la Comunidad Continua el programa de radio titulado NAMI Nuestra misión también incluye advocar para terminar el estigma y la discriminación asociada con las Latino y la Comunidad en WUNR 1600 AM. Harvard Medical School, interview by Yanel and Marcos, enfermedades mentales. Hacemos esto informando y educando a otros y a nosotros mismos. Proveemos Estamos en el aire el primer y tercer lunes apoyo de muchas maneras a pacientes, familiares y amigos, incluyendo temas tales como nuevos de cada mes de 5:30 a 6:30pm. interview Dr. Barahona by Yanel and Marcos, January 6 medicamentos, terapia, investigación, servicios sociales, reabilitación, ayuda de seguro social, y cuestiones 15 de mayo NAMI Latino Directiva legales. Distribuimos literatura, proveemos conecciones a otras fuentes de información a nivel local, estatal Presidenta ·Carmen Rivera 857.234.9688 y nacional. NAMIWALKS Massachusetts Lugar: Artesani Park, Brighton (Boston) [email protected] Distancia: 3Miles/5 K Vice Presidenta ·Jackie Martínez 617.445.8017 June 9 Su membresía nos ayuda a continuar expandiendo nuestros servicios comunitarios. Somos una organización sin ﬁ nes de lucro y nuestra fuerza depende de nuestros miembros. Su membresía automaticamente Check-in: 9:00 am [email protected] incluye la membresía estatal y nacional: NAMI-MASSNAMI and NAMI-National. Latino,También incluye nuestro Boletín Comienzo: 11:00 am Secretario ·Julio Cabrera 617.445.7029 Informativo mensual. Website: http://www.namimass.org [email protected] Para información contactar a Karen Gromis Tesorera ·Milagros Corredor 617.522.0752 Esta es la oportunidad para reanudar su membresía o hacerse miembro. Por favor llene el talonario adjunto [email protected] Editor and Graphic Designer, NAMI Latino bi-Monthly y envielo por correo a la dirección indicada. Agradecemos su apoyo para continuar nuestra misión. Teléfono: 781-938-4048 FAX: 781-938-4069 Relaciones ·Angel Rivera 857.234.0448 Bi-Monthly Forma tu equipo para la caminata ahora! Ve Públicas [email protected] a http://www.namimass.org y enterate de ·Ramón Rodríguez 617.884.0924 Latino Metro Boston Membresía Anual como puedes participar y ayudar. Ver más en [email protected] • Host, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in Children, Lisa la página 3. ·Tito Ruíz 617.522.0752 Miembro Nuevo Nombre 12 de junio [email protected] Newsletter 2008-2012 Miembro Renovación Apellido Coordinación ·Miriam Sánchez 617.532.1909 Newsletter NAMI Latino FERIA DE SALUD MENTAL Fecha Dirección Lugar: Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Centro Eventos [email protected] Parroquial, 45 Brookside Avenue, JP ·Bruni Rosario 857.312.0920 Fortuna, MD, UMass, interview by Yanel, June 30 Socio Individual $35 Horario: 1 p.m. a 5 p.m. [email protected] Tel. casa (Consumidores o Parientes) Estacionamiento Gratis Disponible. Editora Boletín ·Yanel De Angel Puerta Abierta $3 Tel. celular Linea anaranjada, Stony Book T station [email protected] (Consumidores o Parientes de bajo ingreso) • Aprenda sobre salud mental y otras Tel. trabajo Member Board of Directors ·Sid Gelb 617.277.3322 Donativo condiciones [email protected] Cantidad Correo Electrónico • Baile con la mejor música latina Cofounder and Co-organizer, NAMI Latino Mental Health • Niños bienvenidos: pintura de cara 1-4 pm ·Marcos Rosenbaum • Disfrute de comida... todo libre de costo ! [email protected] Enviar por correo a NAMI Latino Metro Boston, P.O. Box 470768, Brookline Village, MA 02447 Evento posible gracias a la generosa donación de 617.232.2015 The Boston Foundation • Host, Center for Multicultural Research, Dr. Maggie Fair 2008-2012 Alegria, Harvard professor, interview by Yanel, July7

Boletín Informativo Junio 2010 Página 4 •Latino Co-Host,Metro Boston Foster Care: The System and Mental Health in Aﬁ liado de la Alianza Nacional de Enfermedades Mentales de Massachusetts Latino Metro Boston Sirviendo a la Comunidad Latina de Boston Metropolitano P.O. Box 470768, Brookline Village, MA 02447 (617) 421-0056 www.freewebs.com/nami-latino/

Boletín Informativo Junio 2010 ChildrenPágina and1 Adolescents, Roberto A. Polanco Santana, Les invita a la Calendario ¿Qué ha pasado? 7 y 21 de junio NAMI Latino y la Comunidad Entrevista NAMI Latino y la Comunidad interviewAgradecemos a nuestros invitados: by Yanel and Marcos, July 21 Feria de Salud Mental Continua el programa de radio titulado NAMI Latino y la Comunidad en WUNR 1600 AM. En May 3 entrevistamos al Sr. Ernesto Santeliz Estamos en el aire el primer y tercer lunes quien trabaja para Emerge: Consejería y Educación de cada mes de 5:30 a 6:30pm. para parar la Violencia Doméstica. Hablamos sábado 12 de junio del 2010 sobre Violencia Doméstica desde la perspectiva del 12 de junio Agresor y como el programa de Emerge ayuda en la rehabilitacion del Agresor y el bienestar de el NAMI Latino FERIA DE SALUD MENTAL nucleo familiar. Our Lady of Lourdes Church Lugar: Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Centro Parroquial, 45 Brookside Avenue,• JP Co-Host,En Mayo 17 entrevistamos a la Sra. Laurie Talking Among Family, Latino Mental Health Centro Parroquial Horario: 1 p.m. a 5 p.m. Van Loon, quien tiene su práctica privada con Estacionamiento Gratis Disponible. especialización en mujeres víctimas de violencia 45 Brookside Avenue, Jamaica Plain Linea anaranjada, Stony Book T station doméstica. Conversamos sobre la Violencia • Aprenda sobre salud mental y otras Doméstica desde la perspectiva de la Víctima y condiciones como romper con el ciclo abusivo y buscar ayuda. • Baile con la mejor música latina 1 p.m. a 5 p.m. • Niños bienvenidos: pintura de cara 1-4 pm Initiatives, Central MA Area Health Education Center, • Disfrute de comida... todo libre de costo ! Evento posible gracias a la generosa donación de The Boston Foundation Estacionamiento Gratis Disponible Linea anaranjada, Stony Book T station Inc., Sara Trillo Adams, MA, LMHC, Director, interview by Programa de Radio NAMI Latino y la Comunidad

• Aprenda sobre salud mental y otras condiciones Arbour Hospital auspiciador Oro Nuevos Auspiciadores para la Radio! YanelNuestro mas sincero agradecimiento and a los Marcos, July 28 • Baile con la mejor música latina auspiciadores de nuestro programa de radio. • Auspiciador Oro: Arbour Health System • Niños bienvenidos: pintura de cara 1-4 pm • Auspiciador Bronce: Massachusetts Behavioral NAMI Latino, Health Partnership NAMI Latino Receso de Verano • Disfrute de comida... todo libre de costo ! Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership NAMI Latino no ofrece reuniones educativas auspiciador Bronce durante los meses de Junio, Julio y Agosto. Nuestro • Programprograma de radio continuará en el aire. Coordinator, Traumatic Experiences and its Mental Health Línea de Ayuda Gratuita NAMI Nacional ofrece una Línea de Ayuda gratuita: (1-800-950-NAMI) Evento posible gracias a la generosa donación de The Boston Foundation Disponible de lunes a viernes, 10 a.m. a 6 p.m. Fair Flyer NAMI Latino Metro Boston P.O. Box 470768, Brookline Village, MA 02447 (617) 421-0056 www.freewebs.com/nami-latino/ Effects in the Community, Vincenzo Teran de Trauma Center, MSPP, interview Marcos, August 4

Latino Metro Boston Afiliado de la Alianza Nacional de Enfermedades Mentales de Massachusetts Sirviendo a la Comunidad Latina de Boston Metropolitano

NAMI Latino y la Comunidad está en el aire todos los martes del mes en WUNR Auspiciadores 1600 AM de 6:30 a 7:30pm, 60 Temple Place, piso 2, en Downtown Crossing, Boston. Platino $4,000 • Program Coordinator, LGBT Discrimination and Tenemos como misión mejorar la calidad de vida de aquellos con enfermedades de Oro $1,000 salud mental y brindar apoyo a ellos y sus familiares. Hacemos esto educando a Plata $600 nuestros radio oyentes por una hora cada dos semanas y tomamos llamadas en vivo. Bronce $200 Nuestros invitados son expertos en diversos temas, psicologos, psiquiatras, terapistas, miembros de NAMI Latino y otras organizaciones que proveen apoyo y servicios a personas con condiciones de salud mental y sus familiares. , Sara Orozco, Ph.D., Core Faculty, Counseling Invitamos a proveedores de servicios de salud mental a contactarnos si quieren dar a Awareness conocer sus servicios. Auspiciadores al programa nos ayudan a mantenernos en el aire con sus contribuciones mientras anunciamos los servicios que proveen durante el curso del programa.

NAMI Latino y la Comunidad provee una efectiva y eficiente forma de llegar a la Comunidad Latina. Les invitamos a darnos su apoyo y a los proveedores de servicios y NAMI Latino cuidado, les extendemos una cordial invitación a nuestro programa. Psychology Program, MSPP, interview by Marcos, August Para más información pueden contactar a los Anfitriones del Programa:

Marcos Rosenbaum, MSW 617.360.8628 [email protected] Yanel de Angel 617.308.7339 [email protected]

Fundraising Arbour Health System, auspiciador Oro Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership, auspiciador Oro Stephen Rosenfeld, Volunteer Legal Director of Health Law Advocates, Inc., auspiciador Oro Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology, auspiciador Plata 11 Collateral P.O. Box 470768, Brookline Village, MA 02447 (617) 421-0056 www.freewebs.com/nami-latino/ • Host, The Child Witness to Violence Program, BMC, Carmen Norona, interview by Yanel, August 18 • Host, Boston Children’s Hospital: Milagros para Niños Fundraising Gala, Andres Trevino, Children’s Trust, August 25 • Program Coordinator, Services at the Shriner’s Hospital, Maria Arroyo, MSPP, interview by interview by Paulina Fuentes Moad, doctoral student from MSPP, September 8 • Co-Host, Dialogue: Independence vs Dependence, conversation between Marcos, Paulina and Yanel, September 15 • Co-Host, The Process of Lost and Grief in the Immigration Process, Mari Bennasar, BU, BMC, interview by Yanel and Marcos, September 28

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Community Involvement / Professional Community

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Panelist, “How can Design be Used to Help those Impacted Architectural Group Leader, ACE Mentoring Program within 48 hours of a Natural Disaster?” Young Architects 2014-present Diversity and Forum, AIA Atlanta, forthcoming, December 2019 Connects High Schools and students to ACE program. Inclusion Panel Forum to connect emergency response and design experts AIA Miami, 2019 for collaboration on key problems, design opportunities and Member & Mentor, CREW Mentorship Committee 2013-2016 Aided program coordination including match making sessions, implementable options for holistic shelter solutions that can program kick-off and wrap-up. be mobilized within days of natural disasters and transition to longterm housing. ACADEMIA Creator and Coach, “Diversity and Inclusion” joint panel Career Services Advisory Committee – Alumni relations, discussion: AIA Miami (host), IIDA and NEWH, AIA Miami Harvard University GSD, 2005-2006 Mid-Career Center for Architecture and Design, Miami, FL 2019 Mentorship Panelists from McHarry Associates, Gensler and Perkins and Academic Senate Student Representative, University of Program, 2017 Will. Puerto Rico 1995-1996 Co-Founder & Mentor, Woman in Design Mid-Career Student Council President, AIAS Secretary, School of Mentorship Program Committee, AIA / BSA 2017-present Architecture, University of Puerto Rico 1993-1995 Envisioned and cofounded to overcome gender equity gap in Perkins and Will practice leadership; engaged peer leaders to create program, WITHIN PERKINS AND WILL ‘We are Women now in its 3rd year; coordinates matches between mentor- and We are MITxDar Group, Selection Committee to fund MIT Research mentee and peer to peer. Program is exemplary for other Here’ website, Labs 2017-present International AIA chapters including AIA Springfield (Missouri) and AIA Women’s Day, Columbus (Ohio). Member, Diversity Council (firm-wide) 2017-present 2018 Co-Chair & Member, Woman in Design Excellence in Design Founding Member, Project Delivery Board (firm-wide) Awards Committee, AIA / BSA 2016-present 2013-2017 Leads annual award process from call for submissions, Leader, Project Management Community (firm-wide) promotion, gathering submissions, organizing and facilitating 2013-2016 jury, creating award day program, overseeing graphic design Sustainable Design Committee, Boston Studio Co-Leader, for collateral, and co-hosting award celebration. Has aided Diversity 2012-present Council meeting development of procedural changes to protect jury objectivity. Excellence in Execution and Sustainable Architecture Washington DC, Member, Housing Committee, CREW (Commercial Real 2017 Committees, Firm-wide, 2009-2012 Estate Women Network) 2016-present Partners with peer CREW members to pursue work together to promote more diverse project teams. Accreditation Team Member, National Architectural Accrediting Board 2005-2008 Represented the AIA

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SCHOOLS OF ARCHITECTURE REVIEWS School of Architecture, Northeastern University, Boston, MA Guest critic, “Innovative Business,” Professional Practice 2019 Drury University, Perkins and Guest critic, Final Design and Drawing Reviews, 1st and 2nd Will office tour Year Studios 2006-2010 and resilience presentation, Boston Architectural College, Boston, MA 2019 Guest critic, Final Design Review, Degree Project 2017 Guest critic, Resiliency Studio, Final Design Review 2016 Drury University, School of Architecture, Springfield, MO Guest studio critic 2017 Sketching with students, School of Architecture, Roger Williams University, Bristol, RI Teaching Final thesis design review 2009 at Syracuse University Environmental Design Department, Maryland Institute Florence College of Art, Baltimore, MD program, 2000 Final thesis design review 2004 University of Maryland, School of Architecture, College Park, MD Master Plan vertical studio design review 2003 Drury University, School of Architecture, France Summer Program, Paris, France Drawing workshop and presentations to third- and fourth- year students 2002 Kent State University, School of Architecture, Florence, Italy Fourth year undergraduate design reviews 2000-2001

JURIES Jury Member, Passive House Projects Design Competition, Passive House Conference, Boston, MA, 2018 Juror Member, AIA Puerto Rico Annual Design Excellence Award, San Juan, PR 2015

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Lectures and Presentations / Global Community Presenter, “resilientSEE: A Multidisciplinary Platform for Panelist, “It Takes a Village: The Role of Community in Resilient Planning” AIA Columbus, Columbus, OH 2019 Designing for Resilience” 2018: Metropolis Magazine Think resilientSEE To audience of 50-chapter members. Tank, Washington, DC 2018 Panel discussion focused on relief work in Puerto Rico after presentation, Presenter, “Community Organizations and Lessons ABX Hurricane María. Representing resilientSEE, Yanel shared panel Learned” Caribbean Strong: Building Resilience with Equity Conference, with Marilyn Shapley, Senior Policy Advisor, Mercy Corps; Erika 2018 Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico 2019 Ruiz, Director, Enterprise Community Partners; and Armando Presented to audience of 500 about the resilientSEE-PR on- Nazario, Senior Designer, Perkins and Will going work and transformative impact to communities. Other “Utility panelists: Samuel Gonzalez, President and CEO of United Contributor, Urban Settlements Track, Resilient Caribbean Resilience- Lessons from Way Puerto Rico; Annie Mayol, President, Foundation for PR; Conference, MIT, Cambridge, MA 2017 Puerto Rico” Mariely Rivera, Execute Director, Unidos for Puerto Rico; Laura Panelist, “Designing our Future” Boston GreenFest, Boston, presentation, López, Executive Director, Ángel Ramos Foundation; and Climate MA2017 Gautam Sundaram, Urban Planner, Perkins and Will Adaptation Moderator, “Resiliency” NeXt Event panel with Boston city Forum, Boston, Presenter, “resilientSEE: Design Professionals for Disaster 2018 leaders, hosted by Perkins and Will, Boston, MA 2015 Relief” Architecture Boston Expo, Boston, MA 2018 Presented resilientSEE as replicable framework for other Co-Presenter, “A Conversation around Net Zero Energy design professionals to offer pro bono disaster relief services Building Practices” Redevelopment Authority, February 2014 Co-Presenter, “BHI, Syrian Initiative, resilientSEE, OAC Overview” Architecture Boston Expo, Boston, MA 2018 Co-presented resilientSEE ongoing efforts and how to use Interview, power of the professional design community to enact change Wicked Green Podcast, Boston for communities at risk around the world. Green Fest, 2016 Presenter, “Utility Resilience: Lessons from Puerto Rico” Climate Adaptation Forum, Boston, MA 2018 Representing resilientSEE, presented to an audience of 200 followed by a panel discussion which included Malu Blázquez Arsuaga, Executive Director of the Resilient Puerto Rico “It Takes Advisory Commission (ReImagina), and Jonathan Marvel co- a Village,” founder of Resilient Power Puerto Rio. Metropolis Magazine Think Presenter, “Vivienda y Energía en Puerto Rico” 2018: 15to Tank, 2018 Foro de Constituyentes de Energía, Boston, MA 2018 Presentation and discussion representing resilientSEE, with Dr. Fernando Abruña, sustainable housing expert, and architect Carlos Muñíz, representing social work at Caño Martin Peña, San Juan, Puerto Rico

“Designing our Future” Panel, Boston GreenFest, 2017

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Lectures and Presentations / Civic Community Co-Trainer, “Train-the-Trainer Workshop for Keep Safe and Co-Presenter, “Summers Slammers: Lessons Learned at Smith With Brown Community Together Guides” Department of Housing, Puerto College and Clark University” ERAPPA Conference, Atlantic University, ACUHO-I, Rico, 2019 City, NJ 2014 Training to government officials with COR3 and FEMA reps Academic Presenter, “Webinar: strategies to reach zero net energy” Initiative Conference, Panelist, “Transformative Trends in Student Housing” Sustainable Performance Institute Boston, MA 2014 2018 NEACUHO Annual Conference, Albany, NY 2019 Co-Presenter, “An Energy Responsible Living Experience” With peers from MIT, Brandeis and Bridgewater State University. Architecture Boston Expo Conference, Boston, MA 2014 Presenter, “A Wellness Center & Residential Program: Co-Presenter, “Purposefully Programmed, Planned, and With Plymouth Conceptualizing an Initiative” ACUHO-I Academic Initiatives Designed Living Learning Communities at Bridgewater State University Conference, Pittsburgh, PA 2018 and University State” ACUHO-I Living Learning Communities Conference, KS System of New Presenter and Panelist, “Designing the Future Ready School 2014 Hampshire, Symposium” A4LE.org, Boston, MA, 2018 ACUHO Co-Presenter, “Celebrating Diversity: The Lory Student Conference, Co-Presenter and Workshop, “Storytelling: The Key to Being Center at Colorado State University” ACUI Region IV 2017 an Influencer!” Part 2 ERAPPA 2017 Conference, Washington Conference, Salt Lake City, UT 2014 DC, 2017 Co-Presenter, “A Sustainable Residential Community: Co-Presenter, “Student Housing Master Planning: A How-to Lessons from Bridgewater State University” NE-ACUHO Guide” ACUHO-I / APPA Conference, Washington DC, 2017 Annual Conference, Bridgewater, MA 2014 With Bridgewater Co-Presenter, “Residence Hall flipped Hotel: financial, Co-Presenter, “Learning to Live without Micro-fridges in a State operations, design strategies” ACUHO-I Conference, Residential Community: Lessons from Bridgewater State University at the NEACUHO Providence, RI 2017 University” ACUHO-i Annual Conference, Washington DC, Conference, With Capital Projects Director University System of NH July 2014 2014 Workshop Co-Presenter, “Storytelling: The Key to Being an Presenter, “Getting Active about Passive Design” USGBC MA Influencer!” ERAPPA 2016 Conference, Niagara Falls, Canada 2016 Green Breakfast Club, May 2014, Boston, MA May 2014 Tour Host, Lory Student Center at Colorado State University, Co-Presenter, “Sustainability: Projects Striving for Net Zero ACUI Region IV Conference, Boulder, CO 2016 Energy Consumption; Six Perspectives, Strategies That Worked (and Didn’t), Perspectives from Multiple Design Co-Presenter, “Aiming at Zero: The Struggle to Get There” Teams and the Colleges They Represent” ERAPPA Focusing NESEA Conference, Boston, MA 2015 on the Future, Rochester, NY 2013 Co-Presenter, “Smith College’s SOM-designed Cutter & Panelist, “Behaviors and Outcomes – Sustainability and Ziskind Houses: A Mid-century Renovation to a Treasured LEED EBOM” APPA Facilities Workshop, MIT, Cambridge, MA House Program” DOCOMOMO-US/New England, Boston, February 2012 MA 2015 Co-Presenter, “UPOD: A Modular Living Environment for Co-Presenter, “Five Steps Toward Creating Space for an Students” No Name Conference, Beyond the Box: Exploring LLC Program: The Process at Keene State College” ACUHO-i Current Changes in Place, Space & Technology, Boston, MA 2011 Living Learning Conference, Orlando, FL 2015 Co-Presenter, “A Study for Carbon Neutrality: The Impact Co-Presenter, “A Path to Zero Net Energy Buildings” of Decisions, Design, and Energy – Transforming Residence Workshop, DASNY, NY 2015 Life” ACUHO Annual Conference, Association of College and Co-Presenter, “Diversity at the Front Door: The Lory Student University Housing Officers, Baltimore, MD 2009 Center at Colorado State University” ACUHO-i Annual Yanel de Angel Salas AIA Conference, San Antonio, TX 2015 11 Section 2.1 Significant Work

Lectures and Presentations / Professional Community Exhibits and Collaborations Presenter, “My Career Path” ARUP Diversity & Inclusion, Organizer, IMPACT: Inspired & Inspiring, AIA / BSA, Salt Monterrey Women Network, Boston, MA 2019 Gallery, Boston, MA 2020 (forthcoming) Technology Institute To inspire an open dialogue on design industry gender Marks 20th Anniversary of WiD Award of Excellence and students after challenges and opportunities among women engineers coincides with International Women’s Day, showcasing impact presenting Awardees have made throughout their careers. “The Design Co-Presenter, “Storytelling for Design Professionals” AIA / Profession,” 2019 BSA, Boston, MA 2019 Organizer, National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts & Culture, Workshop with colleague Carolyn Cooney for the Women in Chicago, IL 2019 Design Professional Development Committee resilientSEE-PR and the museum have partnered to be anchor site for the Chicago Biennial. The exhibition will be open from Co-Presenter, “The Design Profession” School of Architecture, October 2019 to March 2020 throughout which there will be Students from Monterrey Institute of Technology, Mexico 2019 Chelsea High Discussed career path, internships, firm size, and experiences monthly programed events such as panel discussions, and School, after interactive children and youth workshops. Yanel proposed this two interactive Panelist, “From the Ground Up: Grassroots Initiatives” exhibition to the Museum Board of Directors to tell the stories sessions with Architecture Boston Expo, Women in Design Symposium, the Latino of the many partnerships between Island community leaders, students, 2018 Boston, MA 2018 diaspora and nonprofit organizations that are directly Explored the genesis, execution and growth of grassroots engaged in relief activities. Yanel is bringing other partner movements as they relate to the design community organizations representing efforts undertaken by diaspora Presenter, “A Latina Immigrant Experience” Chelsea High in three major cities from the mainland: Chicago, Boston and School, Boston, MA 2018 Advance Latin Studies New York. The stories illustrate community engagements in Interactive sessions with Latino students reflecting on personal diverse geographical regions from the Island from mountain to coastal communities. Perkins and journey Will Leadership Presenter, “Art and Performance: Aesthetics and Technology Exhibitor, Boston GreenFest, Boston, MA 2018 Conference, resilientSEE-PR 2015 that Meet 21st Century Challenges” Drury University, School of Architecture, Springfield, MO 2017 Exhibitor, Design Professionals for Disaster Relief Presenter, “Contrast, Flavor, Simplicity, Magic” Perkins and conference, ABX Conference, AIA / BSA, Boston, MA 2018 Will Leadership Conference, Oregon 2015 resilientSEE-PR ‘From the Personal storytelling presentation, 500 colleagues attended Exhibitor, “Drawing Dialogues: An Analysis of French Ground Up,’ Women Presenter and Juror, AIA Puerto Rico Annual Design Architecture” Ayers/Saint/Gross, Architects & Planners, in Design Excellence Award, San Juan, PR 2015 Baltimore, MD 2002 Panel, ABX Jury member, and presentation of professional work during Joint exhibit of travel sketchbooks and color drawings from Conference, award ceremony France 2018 Presenter, “Toward Net Zero: A Zero Net Energy Pilot Study Exhibitor, “Architecture Recorded” American Institute of at Bridgewater State University” 2014 Architects, Baltimore Chapter, Baltimore, MD 2001 Building the Future: Toward Net Zero, Boston, MA Joint exhibit of travel sketchbooks and color drawings from Europe Lecturer and Workshop Lead, “Drawing Dialogues” Drury University, School of Architecture, Springfield, MO 2003 Exhibitor, “Spain and Portugal 2000 Summer Program Co-lead drawing workshop and school-wide lecture Exhibit” Syracuse, NY 2000 Collective drawing exhibit at the Syracuse University School of Architecture

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Buildings and Master Plans “We create these arbitrary PROJECTS WITH RESILIENTSEE Maine Medical Center - Sustainability and LEED lines in the planet, and we Administration 2017 Cambridge resilientSEE: the Charles River Corridor, call them countries. But we Portland, Maine Resilience Analysis 2019 all share the same human Sustainability Strategist and LEED Administrator Cambridge, Massachusetts condition and aspirations Resilience Strategist University of California Riverside - North District P3 for a better life. It is time Development Competition 2017 Community Together: A Guide for Resilient Community to think about borders Riverside, California Centers Design for Island Communities 2018-present differently.” Student and Residential Life Programmer and Planner Puerto Rico Yanel de Angel Project Manager, Content Developer Plymouth State University - Merrill Place Residence Hall; Campus-wide Dining Study 2017 Villas del Sol Community Resilient Framework Plan Plymouth, New Hampshire 2018-present Project Manager and Residential / Dinning Programmer and Puerto Rico Planner Project Leader, Resilience Strategist and Housing Expert Keene State College - Living-Learning Commons 2016 Autonomous Municipality of Toa Baja Resilient Framework Keene, New Hampshire Plan 2018-present Residential Planner, Sustainability Expert and Project With Mayor, Puerto Rico Toa Baja, on Manager (affordable housing) Project leader and resilience strategist agreement University of California San Francisco - Student, Trainee, and to establish Keep Safe: A Guide for Resilient Housing Design for Island a long term Faculty Housing Master Plan 2016 Communities 2017-present collaboration San Francisco, California with resilientSEE Puerto Rico Designer and Residential Life Planner for strategic Lead technical and strategic partner, content developer advice. University of New Hampshire - Memorial Union Building PROJECTS WITH PERKINS AND WILL Expansion and Renovation Study 2016 University of Northern Iowa – Housing Master Plan 2019 Durham, New Hampshire Martorel Cedar Falls, Iowa Project Manager and Student Life Programmer, Planner and Fisherman Residential Life Planner Designer community, Yabucoa, P.R., Monterrey Institute of Technology - New Student Housing Massachusetts Institute of Technology - West Campus after major for multiple campuses 2019 Residence Life Study; New Vassar St Residence Pre-Design coastal erosion, Study 2016 Hurricane Monterrey, Santa Fe, Puebla, Queretaro, Guadalajara Mexico Maria. Principal-In-Charge, Programmer, Planner and Interior Design Cambridge, Massachusetts Leader Project Manager, Sustainability and Residential Life Programmer, Planner and Designer Brown University - New Wellness Center and Residence Hall Student Conceptual Study; Housing Master Plan 2018 University of Massachusetts Amherst - Furcolo Hall, College Engagement Providence, Rhode Island of Education 2015 Session, Amherst, Massachusetts Housing Master Managing Principal, Residential Life Planner Plan at the Building Assessment and Sustainability Expert University of Northern Iowa, 2018

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Colgate University - Residential Learning Communities 2014 Carbon Neutral Research - Residence Hall Study 2009 Hamilton, New York Bristol, Rhode Island Designer and Residential Life Planner and Designer Project Architect and Sustainability Expert Colorado State University - Lory Student Center Roger Williams University - Cedar Hall Lobby and Lounge Revitalization; Lory Student Center Theatre Renovation; Lory Expansion 2009 Student Student Center Master Plan 2014 Bristol, Rhode Island Housing pursuit, Fort Collins, Colorado Project Designer and Architect 2017 Project Architect, Diversity Programs and Sustainability leader. Collocation of Student Diversity and Program Services traditionally siloed within existing building. University of Pennsylvania - Residential Precinct Student Life Student Master Plan 2014 Engagement Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Session, Project Manager and Residential Life Planner and Designer Bridgewater State University, Smith College - Cutter and Ziskind Houses Renovation 2014 2011 Northampton, Massachusetts Project Designer, Sustainability and Residential Life Expert Clark University - Bickman Fitness Center Expansion 2013 Worcester, Massachusetts Original Project Designer and Manager LGBTQ2 Center, Lory Bridgewater State University - George A. Weygand Student Center, Residence Hall; Clinical Health Center 2013 Colorado State Bridgewater, Massachusetts University, 2012 Project Architect and Sustainability Expert Connecticut State College and University System - Universities and Community Colleges Master Plans 2013- 2018 Multiple Locations, Connecticut Student and Residential Life Planner University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, - Comprehensive Colgate Housing Master Plan 2011 University, 2014 Chattanooga, Tennessee Project Manager and Residential Life Planner Clarkson University - Student Center; Hamlin-Powers Residence Hall Renovation and Expansion; South Campus Residences Expansion; Moore Hall Concept Study, 2009-2012 Sketching Potsdam, New York design solutions Project Architect and Student and Residential Life Expert in the car after a client meeting, 2016

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 14 Section 2.2 Significant Recognition

Awards, Honors and Scholarships Diversity Council Award – Boston Studio Women in Design Teaching Assistant Full Scholarship, School of Architecture, Program, Perkins and Will 2017 Syracuse University 1998-1999 One of three awarded for excellence and replicability Graduate School Grant, School of Architecture, Syracuse Perkins and Innovation Incubator Research Grant - Boston Studio, University Spring 1998 Will, Leadership Grant for Pre-Thesis archival research and travel to Siena, Italy Institute, Class Perkins and Will 2017 Co-grant recipient “The Overnight Bed: Collecting / of 2012 Frederick W. Revels Travel Scholarship, School of Benchmarking Design Data Across Market Sectors.” Research Architecture, Syracuse University 1997 leveraging common physical and perceived qualities in Dean’s List Citation, University of Puerto Rico and Syracuse “From the bedrooms across multiple sectors: Residence Halls, Hospitality, Ground Up: Health care and multi-unit led to identification of design University 1992-1999 Grassroots trends, including wellbeing qualities and bedroom size Initiatives” optimization to translate into affordable housing models. Project Awards ABX WID Symposium, Leadership Institute - Perkins and Will, 2012-2013 Honor Award, Excellence in Architecture – Plymouth State Boston, MA Grant for leadership advancement to be an agent of change. University, Merrill Place 2018 AIA New Hampshire 2019 Innovation Incubator Research Grant - Boston Studio, Perkins and Will 2010 Honor Award, Excellence in Architecture - Keene State Co-grant to develop a system of flexible and transformable College, Living+Learning Commons surface partitions for “Student Living Environments” to create AIA New Hampshire 2017 loft type spaces for adaptive reuse buildings. A modular Citation, Excellence in Architecture - Keene State College, Resilient system was created to improve student housing affordability. Living+Learning Commons Planning Workshop, MacDowell Colony Fellow, Peterborough, NH, Wilder Green Boston Society of Architects 2017 Perkins and Will, Fellow 2007-08 Award for Education & Research, b.o.b. Forum Design - Lory 2017 “Ephemeral Architecture in Movement: Triumphal Carts Student Center, Colorado State University for the Palio Race in Siena.” For a theoretical and modern IIDA Georgia 2016 reinterpretation of the ritual’s triumphal carts. Award of Excellence - Lory Student Center, Colorado State Distinction Award, Master of Design Studies degree, University Harvard University Graduate School of Design 2006 ACUHO-I Facility Design 2015 James Britton Award for Best Design Thesis Project, Project Achievement Award, Weygand Hall, Bridgewater “Women in Syracuse University School of Architecture Commencement State University Design,’ Boston 1999 Construction Management Association of America, NE 2014 Studio, 2018 “Sacred and Profane: Public Spaces, the Palio Ritual and Design Award of Excellence - Student Center, Clarkson Market of Siena, Italy” University Student Center AIA Henry Adams Medal, Syracuse University School of ACUI Facility Design Award 2012 Architecture Commencement 1999 Bronze Award, 14th Annual Building Team Awards - Clarkson Highest Academic Ranking in Master of Architecture Program University Student Center Graduate Master’s Prize Award, Syracuse University School Building Design + Construction Team Awards 2011 of Architecture 1999 Excellence in Scholarship and Research

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 15 Section 2.3 Publications

Publications by Nominee “The Overnight Bed: An Analytical Study on Bedroom Types” “A Zero Net Energy Pilot Study: Low Energy Strategies for Co-author (with colleague Stephen Messinger) Weygand Residence Hall at Bridgewater State University” Perkins and Will Research Journal, Fall 2019 (forthcoming) Co-author Perkins and Will, Research Journal, Fall 2013 UPod,a modular “resilientSEE: A framework to Achieve Resilience Across living concept for college Scales” Co-author (with colleague Maria Roldan) “Pods offer Flexible Living Spaces,” Author students, 2011 17th Issue, Dar Magazine, 2019 Talking Stick: The Authoritative Source for Campus Housing, February 2012 “Paving the Way for New Mothers in the Workplace” Author Perkins and Will, Perspectives Blog, 2019 “UPOD: A Modular Living Environment for Students: The “resilientSEE: A Framework to Achieve Resilience Across Case for Today’s Community” Co-author Perkins and Will, Research Journal, Fall 2011 Scales” Author Perkins and Will, Perspectives Blog, 2019 “Practical Science (on research and practice)” Author Architecture Boston, AIA / BSA, Science Issue (Volume 14 Dar “resilientSEE: A Framework to Achieve Resilience Across Number 3), 2010 Magazine, Scales” Author 2019 Building Design + Construction, 2019 “A Study for Carbon Neutrality: The Impact of Decisions, “How to Make your Residence Hall Work Year-Round” Design, and Energy – Transforming Residence Life” Co- Author author The Chronicle of Higher Education, 2018 Perkins and Will, Research Journal, Fall 2009 “E Pluribus Unum (Officium): Integrating Many Voices into a “Tschumi’s Fireworks Design for the Inauguration of Parc de Single Vision” Author La Villette: Pyrotechnic Architecture Translated” Author and Perkins and Will, Perspectives Blog, 2018 Publication Editor The Chronicle (Dis)-courses, first book in a series on MDesS History and of Higher “Extend Your Stay at Plymouth State’s New Merrill Hall” Education, 2018 Theory of Architecture, Harvard University Graduate School of Author Design, 2007 Perkins and Will, Perspectives Blog, 2018 “20th Century Design, 21st Century Demands: A Transformation at Smith College” Author Perkins and Will, Perspectives Blog, 2016 “The Will to LEED: Can a campus be committed to sustainability without LEED certification to back it up?” Overnight Author Bed, 2018 Talking Stick, The Authoritative Source for Campus Housing Magazine: May + June 2015, Volume 32, Number 5, 2105 “Stay True to your Roots: Reimagining a Mid-Century Student Center” Author Talking Perkins and Will, Perspectives Blog, 2014 Stick, The Authoritative Source for Campus Housing, 2015

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Publications about Nominee and Work “Closing the Architecture Gender Leadership Gap” 2019 Thesis: “Sacred and Profane: Public Spaces, the Palio Ritual AIA.org, by Zack Mortice on Yanel’s experience with gender and Market of Siena, Italy” 1999 disparity in profession School of Architecture’s Catalogue, S.U. Architecture Magazine and in Dialogue: Architecture, Design and Culture (August “From the Ground Up, Architecture Boston Expo, WID 2000, p.148) CONNECTION, Keynote Breakfast Summary” 2019 2019 CONNECTION, Q2 – 2019, Volume 17, Issue 2, The Young Published Student’s projects in FOGLIO #4, 1998 Architects Forum, Issue 42, by Jennifer Hardy, featuring Yanel’s Newsletter for the Syracuse University School of Architecture, perspective on role of grassroots initiatives. Florence, Italy “Redefining Purpose”2018 CONNECTION, Q1/Q2 - 2018, Volume 16, Issue 1, The Young Other Media Architect’s Forum quarterly journal on how emerging “Building a More Resilient Puerto Rico with Clean Energy” professionals are innovating in architectural practice, WiD 2019 Mid-Career Mentorship program committee members Union of Concerned Scientist / Podcast: Got Science? interview. Episode 61, podcast with Yanel and resilientSEE collaborator Ramón Bueno “Why Women need Mid-Career Mentors” 2018 Sketch, Tuscany, 2019 Boston Society of Architects WID Mid-Career Mentorship “Power of Good” podcast interview with Jake Murray 2019 Program committee member, interviewed by Julia Carpenter resilientSEE founder Yanel de Angel speaks with Jake for CNN Money Murray about resilientSEE formation and work to share interdisciplinary “S-E-E” approach to resilient design, and the “A New Hampshire College Offers Student Housing as Hotel community-driven and participatory recovery process. Rooms During the Summer” 2018 Building Design + Construction “Wicked Green Podcast” 2016 Boston Green Fest, interview by Executive Director of USGBC “Emergency Preparedness” 2017 Sketch, College Planning & Management MA Castel Vecchio, Verona, 2001 “Smith College: Cutter & Ziskind Houses” 2016 College Planning & Management “Project Zero, Bridgewater State University – George A. Weygand Hall: Decoding Net Zero for the Masses” 2015 Net Zero Buildings Magazine: March 2015, Volume 4, Number 2 “A Study for Carbon Neutrality: The Impact of Decisions, Sketch, Design, and Energy: Transforming Residence Life” 2011 Florence, 2019 American School and University Published Student projects in FOGLIO #5 2004 Newsletter for Syracuse University School of Architecture, Florence, Italy

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 17 Section 3 Exhibits

Yanel de Angel presenting the Island- wide and Toa Baja analysis at the “Caribbean Strong: Building Resilience with Equity” conference to an audience of 500 in Puerto Rico on behalf of resilientSEE, 2018.

18 Section 3 Exhibit List

GLOBAL COMMUNITY Exhibit 3.1 Keep Safe: A Guide for Resilient Housing Design in Island Communities Exhibit 3.2 Community Together: A Guide for Resilient Community Center Design in Island Communities Exhibit 3.3 A Scalable and Replicable Framework for Resilient Planning and Design: Puerto Rico Island-wide and Toa Baja Municipality Exhibit 3.4 A Replicable Process: Villas del Sol Community Resilient Framework Plan

CIVIC COMMUNITY Exhibit 3.5 De-stigmatizing Mental Health in the Latino Community National Alliance of Mental illness (NAMI), Metro Boston Latino Exhibit 3.6 Collocation of Diversity Programs and Services Lory Student Center, Colorado State University Exhibit 3.7 A Model for Academic Success and Affordability in Residential Life Living-Learning Commons Residence Hall, Keene State College

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY Exhibit 3.8 Growing Pipeline of Women Leaders in the Profession AIA/BSA Women in Design Mid-Career Mentorship Program Exhibit 3.9 Recognizing Exemplary Women to Inspire the Next Generation Women in Design (WiD) Award of Excellence

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 19 Exhibit 3.1 Keep Safe: A Guide for Resilient Housing Design in Island Communities

Role: Strategic Team Leader, Author & she led the creation of the “Building Lead Technical Partner Protection” chapter and provided overall oversight of technical drawings and Firm of Record: Perkins and Will (resilientSEE Alliance Member; pro content development, often producing bono) with Enterprise Community technical freehand sketches to direct Partners, Inc. graphic content development. She brought expert partners into the project Design Firm: n/a to support the development and Completion: Guide Launch, Train-the- participate in the training program. Trainer Phase, October 2019 Outcome: The Resilient Housing Design Synopsis: Enable people to be Guide, at almost 500 pages, will be free prepared to build back communities to all residents of Puerto Rico, Virgin devastated by natural disasters stronger, Islands and other Caribbean Nations. so that when tens of billions of dollars This timely resource will inform planning of federal aid arrive, the funds could be and design for recovery efforts for the used to protect residents from future ↑→ The Guide considers all types of $19.8 billion fund soon to be available of homes and community configurations harm. The guide provides practical and Community Development Block Grant – and required a robust team of affordable ideas for rebuilding homes. A experts, advisors, content developers, Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR). train-the-trainer phase is scheduled for and authors. Fall 2019. Publications: ↙ Yanel leading the ‘Building “Keep Safe: A Guide for Resilient Housing Protection’ chapter discussion and Challenge: Assemble a team diverse group report-out at end of the kick- Design in Island Communities” Recover enough in multi-sectorial representation off workshop. Rebuild, 2019 and expertise to create consensus on ↓ The Guide is organized into chapters, content and produce a comprehensive “Preparan una guia de vivienda covering the full range of technical and technically correct, relevant and resiliente” Endi, 2018 housing components, preparedness and community engagement. contextual resilient housing guide. “Instructions on Rebuilding a Resilient Action: Since the project’s kick off, which Puerto Rico” Building Green, 2018 gathered input through workshops, DI SA A “Advierten código de construcción de la SA an aeals SS ST AA E E S A R Sae elleng nan ees es N CTIV D D ATIO R E ON N O E F E SP F I RE TH S L R O E A T PL P Y SS AN A P E O IN AN D E D DISASTER D N CONTACT LIST Y E P RESPONSE R R R R F E S O P E P E EVENT A E V T R A E E T D R S N H E E S RELIEF IS L S T B A S A C T T W N S I V A E I T T I S A E I S H RECONSTRUCTION T 4 4 4 4 4 D S E I T DIAPERS Food Contact List STUFFED TOYS HEADSET I

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↓↙ While Yanel led and co-authored the ‘Building Protection’ chapter, she contributed strategic advice for the overall Guide. Examples of her sketched contributions to the content development.

“Yanel proposed a logical way to organize building content from siting and soils, to structure, to building envelope and building systems. This was very helpful as an organizational diagram which built upon complexity in a layered way. In many instances she provided sketches to guide the production team which helped us move at a faster pace.”

LAURIE SCHOEMAN, SENIOR PROGRAM DIRECTOR NATIONAL INITIATIVES, RESILIENCE / ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS, INC.

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 21 Exhibit 3.2 Community Together: A Guide for Resilient Community Center Design in Island Communities

Role: Co-Author and Project Leader Challenge: After Hurricane María, Firm of Record: Perkins and Will many established and emerging (resilientSEE Alliance Member; pro communities in Puerto Rico realized bono) in partnership with Enterprise the importance of having resilient Community Partners, ReImagina Puerto community centers to withstand chronic Rico, Mercy Corps, and Design Ed 4 shocks and stressors. Local government Resilience officials and nonprofit organizations Design Firm: n/a that came to aid identified the lack of Completion: Guide Launch, Train-the- resilient community centers as a priority to rebuild capacity. Trainer Phase, October 2019 ↑ resilientSEE toured DAGUAO, a resilient Yanel conceptualized and Synopsis: Development of the Guide Role: community in Naguabo, P.R. and were hosted championed the idea of producing by community leaders. seeks to create a resource to help a planning guide for developing communities design resilient community community centers. She gathered centers to strengthen organizational partners Enterprise Community Partners, capacity, promote education year-round ReImagina Puerto Rico, Mercy Corps and be able to face climate, social and Puerto Rico, and Design Ed 4-Resilience economic changes. The publication to collaborate with resilientSEE-PR. offers practical suggestions, including She co-authored, developed technical developing community organizations, content and managed the creation of operational capacity and relevant the Guide. physical assets to achieve resilience. Outcome: The Resilient Community “It is with pride and humility Center Design Guide showcases best that we present this guide to practices and case studies. The resources → Guide cover Puerto Rico, with the hope of will be free to all residents of Puerto Rico, featuring a resilient future!” the Virgin Islands and other Caribbean the DAGUAO Nations. This timely resource informs community. Part 3 covers the physical Yanel de Angel, “Introduction,” A Guide planning and design of recovery efforts for Resilient Community Center Design in assets of a resilient Island Communities for the $19.8 billion fund soon to be community available of Community Development center, including Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG- spatial program. DECLARATION OF RESPONSIBILITY DR), under the Community Resilience I have personal knowledge that the nominee Centers Program. is largely responsible for design, content, and strategic development of the project listed above. Publications: “Community Together: A Guide for Resilient Housing Community Center Malu Blázquez Arsuaga Design in Island Communities” Recover Executive Director of ReImagina Puerto Rico, a program of the Center of a New Economy which Rebuild, 2019 evolved from the Resilient Puerto Rico Advisory Commission.

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 22 Check in with FEMA, PREMA (Negociado de Manejo de Emergencia y y Administracion de Desastres ‐ NEMAD), Municpail Emergency Management Government notices and community local conditions Office (Oficina de Manejo Oficial de Emergencia ‐ OME), local authorities or Listen to radio, document Reach out to first responders, first responders to review pre‐disaster conditions or special situation that establish communication with emergency preparedness plans. authorities might need to know of outside world (radio, news, social after. media)

Post plans or protocols in social media, Community Communication Plan use loud speakers to notify those not in Keep interval community updates Keep communication in aftermath to social media to maintain people informed of community connectivy and accelerate situations around them. recovery. Echo emergency plans messages from authoritities. Access

Coordinate with authorieties who Verify emergency routes established in cleans which streets. Designated mergency plan are clear and accessible. Transportation group of volunteers to clear access to Ensure volunteered civilian vehicles are roads, entrance to Community available and equiped Center. Carpool and plan trips in Avoid leaving the premises. advance,

Agree on gasoline reserved and store to withstand storm and aftermath. Gasoline Establish a group to buy and stock gasoline for community to avoid Prioritize best use of gasoline congestion at the gas station. Ensure gasoline is away from (emergency transportation, generator potential hazards (flammable) for medical needs, etc)

Stock food bank with non‐perishable food with three days of food per person sheltering in place. Identify dietary restrictions and allergies. Consider stocking the food bank for community members beyond those operating the Community Center Replenish food bank and consider Consider rationing food if alternative sources of nutrition in necessary case certain items are not available. Food If the Community Center will play the role of a Community Kitchen, volunteers should make a list of equipment and materials needed, such as a temporray tent (in case kitchen is not within the building), grills, cutlery, hygine strategy (this information could be a call‐out with its own list checklist. Need partner that can help develop) Community Center could become a distribution center for water and food provided by FEMA and PREMA. Fill in water tanks, cisterns, identify potable vs non potable. Rule of thumb is Water 1 gallon of potable water per person per Restrict use of water for non Replenish water, only drink from safe day. essential use sources (filtered or sanitized)

Utilities

Stock Batteries, disconnect appliances and equipment. Protect gas tanks, secure Replenish battery supply, gas and solar panels or small scale wind turbines reinstall solar panels or other power Power Stay clear of power sources sources Ensure that either battery storage or generators have supply for maximum storage capacity Replenish power storage

Sewage Store water for toilet flushing Minimize toilet flushing Inspect toilet hygine Consider composting toilets for the Community Center

Temporary Shelter Center Operators (around 3 day capacity) Keep track of evacuation notices. Exhibit 3.2 Community Together: A Guide for Resilient Community Center Design in IslandUnderstand which members of the Communities community will shelter in place, seek shelter with other family members or Identify plan for those who can safely mobilize to a Municipaliy established return to their home and those shelter. Shelter in place displaced.

→ In the creation and conceptualization of the Guide, Yanel PART 3: PHYSICAL ASSETS TO SUPPORT A RESILIENT COMMUNITY HUB developed an organizational system to structure the volume RANGE and track content. Authorship required a robust collaborative effort between all partners. Part 3 sample. Permanent "brick and mortar" solutions Temporary "essential/basic solutions demographic, population, what is the data that influences range SPACE FOR CONGREGATION part of community center vs identifying From temporary structures to first aid, ↓ To accompany the organizational structure, Yanel’s hand sketches inform how the Guide builds from program to COMMUNITY MEETING: main meeting room able to hold about 40 to 100 people (air conditioning ideal especially to double as extreme heat Find an open space, Ex. Basketball physical assets. relief center) Designated space court, park, parking lot

Storage Designated space Portable storage Equipment Audio, Projector/Screen/Fans Chalkboard Furniture Podium, chairs, tables (flexible selection Sit on the ground, beach chairs Tools; Gardening / Cleaning / Search and Rescue tools Mercy Corps to send list of equipment: Equipment for debris emergency response, emergency rescue equipment (motocierras, picos BATHROOMS WC by gender and 1 gender neutral/fam Porta Potty

Cooking range, refrigerators, sinks (sanitation/dishes), dry storage, supply Improvised‐Tent, gas tanks/ stove, Kitchen storage, food preparation surfaces charcoal pit

SUPPORT Administration Office Work Space Conference Room Print Area

Storage/Maintenance/Repairs

Families are pre‐identified to evacuate their vulnerable homes and are guided to transition to a shelter. The Identify level of safety and comfort. See Community Center only acts as a shelter for few days for FEMA Design basis, including a risk to SPACE FOR SHORT‐TERM SHELTER FOR OERATING PERSONNEL essential personnel. wind, flooding, and earthquakes. Overnight Stay for essential staff only

SPACE FOR FIRST AID CLINIC Physical Health Either temporary structure like a tent Mental Health‐Counseling

PASSIVE SURVIVEABILITY

Spaces located above flood plain NEED DRAWING SHOWING EXAMPLE Identify site risks such as flooding elevation or land slides

Ideal Solar Exposure

Natural Ventilation Harvesting

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 23 Exhibit 3.2 Community Together: A Guide for Resilient Community Center Design in Island Communities

WHAT IS A RESILIENCE HUB? → Resilient Community Center Design Guide will inform the design of resilient community centers to strengthen organizational capacity, Cohesion of Emergency Preparedness Plan promote year-round education, and withstand environmental, social, Sustainable Energy and economic changes. The Guide offers practical suggestions, including Source Dependable Communication how to develop operational ability and relevant physical assets—like solar panels and water cisterns—to achieve resilience. It is an in-depth expansion of the Community Development chapter in the Keep Safe Guide. This effort began with in-depth research, visits to community centers Cultivation of Community Garden across the island, and conversations with locally engaged non-profit organizations. With this information, Phase 2 distilled the most important areas of focus and identified key components of resilient community centers. Phase 3 included validation of findings and final edits. Accessibility Strength to Water of People Capacity of the Organization

Coordination of Safety Guidelines SYSTEMS OF A COMMUNITY RESILIENCE CENTER DFE (Design Flood Elevation)

COMMUNICATIONS • KP4.

• Satellite phone. SOLAR POWER • Loudspeaker. Install solar panels with batteries (some centers • Wifi/Data access for social media/ might also have a connection to the grid for selling community bandwidth access for power during low use or consuming power during communication. high use), and/or other forms of renewable energy. • C o m m u n i t y - b a s e d r a d i o s t a t i o n . Other recommendations for the community center • Analogue telephone life. or individual houses: portable solar charger for • GoTenna mesh system- allows mobile phones, solar lamps, portable solar power texting and GPS without Internet. generators, dedicated solar panels for critically ill patients (for example, requiring dialysis or STRUCTURAL N E respirators), solar refrigerators, or back-up diesel A professional structural engineer should generator. be consulted to verify the building SOLAR THERMAL HEATER meets code requirements for seismic movement. Depending on location, Use solar energy to heat up water. ensure the structure can withstand forces caused by storm surge produced OPENINGS by hurricane or tsunami events. Design using operable windows and doors, that ENERGY STORAGE allow cross breezes and ventilation. Maximize space by allowing the exterior areas to be used. Design a holistic system that Shade openings to reduce amount of sunlight and includes batteries for storing energy. heat gain entering the building. Ensure that basic needs—like ventilation, emergency lighting, and VEGETATION electricity for essential equipment— Use native vegetation to increase shade, mitigate is connected. excessive sunlight, reduce heat gain, and ENERGY GENERATOR generate breeze, thereby reducing energy costs. Have a backup energy generator for (5 FEET MINIMUM) VENTILATION emergencies. Ensure that Design a ventilation system in which air is always the generator is placed circulating through the inhabited space. This outdoors, at least 20ft ventilation system could be passive with natural from the structure, and is breezes or mechanical with active systems, such protected from debris. as air conditioning.

RAINWATER COLLECTION W S If new construction, place the building above the Install a rainwater collection system Design Flood Elevation (DFE). If it is already built, for non-potable water use, such as ensure equipment that might get damaged with irrigation, flushing toilets and cleaning. water is stored above the DFE. If purified, water can be used for DFE (Design Flood Elevation) drinking. Rainwater storage tank could be located on the roof or ground.

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 24 Exhibit 3.3 A Scalable and Replicable Framework for Resilient Planning and Design: Puerto Rico Island-wide and Toa Baja Municipality

Role: Founder & Initiative Leader, Challenge: The problems that Resilience) is helping the roughly 89,000 resilientSEE-PR / Resilience Strategist Puerto Rico faces from a climate residents of Toa Baja and the larger and Project Manager resilience perspective are complex Island community to build consensus, centralize existing information, identify Firm of Record: Alvarez Díaz Villalón, and can’t be solved in silos. The Island resilientSEE Alliance Member lacks a comprehensive analysis that gaps of data and analysis, synthesize analysis and think strategically about Design Firm: Perkins and Will, contextualizes risks and vulnerabilities resilientSEE Alliance Member (Pro Bono) and a clear framework to systematically implementable solutions. Completion: Phase 1: Assessment, and comprehensively tackle complex Awards: resilient planning issues. Municipalities, Analysis and Principles, 2018 openDEAR, Perkins and Will, 2018 Phase 2: Synthesis and Phase 3: Final like Toa Baja lack resources to assess Framework Plan, ongoing how they fit into the larger Island Publications: ecosystem and region, and insight into “resilientSEE: A framework to Achieve Synopsis: resilientSEE-Puerto Rico—an potential solutions that consider the Resilience Across Scales” Dar Magazine, alliance of academic institutions, private granularity of community needs. 17th Issue, co-authored with Maria sector and nonprofit organizations—was Roldan, 2019 formed after Hurricane María to provide Solutions: Yanel founded resilientSEE- “resilientSEE: A framework to Achieve data-driven, interconnected planning PR Resilience Strategy in the wake Resilience Across Scales” Perkins and and resource development services for of Hurricane María. The resilientSEE Will, Perspectives Blog, 2019 the significant, coordinated, and resilient alliance is a multidisciplinary team with rebuilding of Puerto Rico’s communities expertise in economic development, “resilientSEE: A framework to Achieve of all scales. The Island-wide analysis climate justice policy, social science Resilience Across Scales” Building Design and Toa Baja Municipality framework and the built environment on issues + Construction, 2019 impacting energy and water, health, plan is one of the key projects under “Building a More Resilient Puerto Rico housing and education. They create resilientSEE-PR. with Clean Energy” Union of Concerned regional, municipal and community Scientist / Podcast: Got Science?, framework plans, with Yanel as project Episode 61, podcast with Yanel and leader, resilience strategist, and housing resilientSEE collaborator Ramón Bueno, expert. 2019 The Resilient Framework Plan for the “Power of Good” podcast interview with Autonomous Municipality of Toa Baja Jake Murray. Yanel shares the platform’s partners MIT Urban Risk Lab, Álvarez interdisciplinary “S-E-E” approach and Díaz Villalón, and Perkins and Will in a explains importance of a community- DECLARATION OF RESPONSIBILITY long-term, island-wide engagement and driven and participatory recovery I have personal knowledge that the nominee consensus-building planning process is largely responsible for conceptualizing of process. the resilientSEE platform, and project leader being test-piloted in Toa Baja, which and advisor for project listed above. will be launched nationwide and free to “How Architects Are Helping municipalities across the nation. Communities in Puerto Rico Rebuild” Metropolis, 2018 Edgar Gómez Cintrón Outcome: The development of a ↑ Yanel co-leading day-long kick off Community Outreach Director, Autonomous workshop with MIT Urban Risk Lab at the Municipality of Toa Baja scalable and replicable resilient planning Municipality of Toa Baja. In an earlier visit, Advisor, Instituto Municipal de Cooperativismo y methodology with a S-E-E approach resilientSEE partners meet with Toa Baja’s Participación Ciudadana (Social, Environmental and Economic Mayor and his team to formalize a longterm collaboration with them.

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 25 Exhibit 3.3 A Scalable and Replicable Framework for Resilient Planning and Design: Puerto Rico Island-wide and Toa Baja Municipality

Topography Study Infrastructure and Development Study Vulnerabilities Study

+0’ +4400’ 1’-3” 6’-9” HIGHEST LANDSLIDE RISK MARIA STORM SURGE INUNDATION ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS PUBLIC HOUSING ELECTRICAL SUBSTATIONS ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS PUBLIC HOUSING 1% STORM FLOOD ZONE MARIA STORM SURGE INUNDATION +0’ +4400’ ← Illustration of Puerto Rico’s natural events since 1900, including major hurricanes, droughts, earthquakes and landslides. With climate change, these events are becoming more intense and frequent. ↓ A data driven / scientific process founded on the principles that all systems are connected. Takeaways Takeaways Takeaways is 1 of 2 plants that supply energy of the population lives in areas The coastline is being total economic damages total damages Palo Seco to PR and is located in Toa Baja of land is developed property damages ranging from moderate to high eroded at a rate of up to Low lying areas of Toa Baja are subject to $80M $65B 16% $400M Begins with understanding vulnerabilities and 49% susceptibility for landslides Subsidence and people (15% of the population) 3.3 feet / year blackout in US History housing units needed 13k+ total infrastructure and TOA BAJA TOA 2nd Largest 4,000 BAJA TOA live in areas prone to flooding damaged properties BAJA TOA PUERTO RICO PUERTO RICO PUERTO RICO PUERTO 500,000 $1.3B economic damage risks, dissecting the problem through different Growing population density is Liquefaction higher than Japan electric infrastructure damages 03 hospitals homes severely damaged 14k+ total electric $60M 250,000 flooded houses lenses, and overlapping these lenses to diagnose resulting in more construction on vulnerable slopes $60M infrastructure damage problems and find solutions through synergies. Resilient Planning at Hydrology Study Ecology Study 1’-3” 6’-9” Multiple Scales STREAMS WATERSHED WETLANDS 1% STORM FLOOD ZONE MARIA STORM SURGE INUNDATION CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA CONSERVATION PRIORITY WETLANDS

Puerto Rico faces many challenges from a considers social, environmental and economic climate resilience perspective. These challenges resilience—we call it the “S-E-E” approach. This are complex—they can’t be solved in traditional framework plan is helping the Municipality build disciplinary silos. The island lacks a comprehensive consensus, centralize existing information, identify analysis that contextualizes risks and vulnerabilities, gaps of data and analysis, synthesize analyses into Topography Study Infrastructure and Development Study Vulnerabilities Study and, at the same time, municipalities like Toa Baja overarching principles, and think strategically about would benefit from understanding how they fit into implementable solutions. the larger island ecosystem and region at large. They need to know potential solutions that consider the ResilientSEE-PR created the “S-E-E” approach based +0’ +4400’ 1’-3” 6’-9” granularity of community needs. on a data-driven, scientific process and founded on the principle that all systems are connected. This HIGHEST LANDSLIDE RISK MARIA STORM SURGE INUNDATION ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS PUBLIC HOUSING ELECTRICAL SUBSTATIONS ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS PUBLIC HOUSING 1% STORM FLOOD ZONE MARIA STORMThis analysis SURGE is a INUNDATIONpart of the Resilient Framework process begins with understanding vulnerabilities Plan for the Autonomous Municipality of Toa Baja. and risks, dissecting the problem through different +0’ +4400’ It represents the development of a scalable and lenses, and overlapping these lenses to diagnose replicable resilient planning methodology that problems and find solutions through synergies.

Data was collaboratively sourced through GIS, Toa Baja Municipality Administration, Alvarez-Díaz Villalon, Perkins and Will and MIT Urban Risk Lab.

120 Years of Catestrophic Natural Events in Puerto Rico

Climatically, Puerto Rico is susceptible to Takeaways Takeaways atmospheric, geologic and hydrologic hazards. Atmospheric (air) hazards include high winds, drought, fire and extreme temperatures. Geologic (land) of natural tree fall happened in one hazards include coastal erosion, landslide, of Puerto Rico’s population is earthquake, subsidence and liquefaction. 60 years day after Hurricane Maria of land is developed Hydrologic (water) hazards include living in coastal municipalities have been invested for a flood 16% heavy rain, storm surge and tsunami. This 55% diagram illustrates important events that $500M control project in Tio de la Plata have disrupted and impacted the island. structures are at risk of flooding Fragmented

TOA BAJA TOA of the island is karst zone and BAJA TOA

Resilient Planning at Hydrology Study Ecology Study 1’-3” 6’-9” Multiple Scales STREAMS WATERSHED WETLANDS 1% STORM FLOOD ZONE MARIA STORM SURGE INUNDATION CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREA CONSERVATION PRIORITY WETLANDS

Puerto Rico faces many challenges from a considers social, environmental and economic climate resilience perspective. These challenges resilience—we call it the “S-E-E” approach. This are complex—they can’t be solved in traditional framework plan is helping the Municipality build disciplinary silos. The island lacks a comprehensive consensus, centralize existing information, identify analysis that contextualizes risks and vulnerabilities, gaps of data and analysis, synthesize analyses into and, at the same time, municipalities like Toa Baja overarching principles, and think strategically about would benefit from understanding how they fit into implementable solutions. the larger island ecosystem and region at large. They need to know potential solutions that consider the ResilientSEE-PR created the “S-E-E” approach based granularity of community needs. on a data-driven, scientific process and founded on the principle that all systems are connected. This This analysis is a part of the Resilient Framework process begins with understanding vulnerabilities Plan for the Autonomous Municipality of Toa Baja. and risks, dissecting the problem through different It represents the development of a scalable and lenses, and overlapping these lenses to diagnose replicable resilient planning methodology that problems and find solutions through synergies.

Data was collaboratively sourced through GIS, Toa Baja Municipality Administration, Alvarez-Díaz Villalon, Perkins and Will and MIT Urban Risk Lab.

120 Years of Catestrophic Natural Events in Puerto Rico

Climatically, Puerto Rico is susceptible to Takeaways Takeaways atmospheric, geologic and hydrologic hazards. Atmospheric (air) hazards include high winds, drought, fire and extreme temperatures. Geologic (land) of natural tree fall happened in one hazards include coastal erosion, landslide, of Puerto Rico’s population is earthquake, subsidence and liquefaction. 60 years day after Hurricane Maria of land is developed Hydrologic (water) hazards include living in coastal municipalities have been invested for a flood 16% Takeaways Takeaways Takeaways heavy rain, storm surge and tsunami. This 55% diagram illustrates important events that $500M control project in Tio de la Plata have disrupted and impacted the island. structures are at risk of flooding Fragmented

TOA BAJA TOA of the island is karst zone and BAJA TOA

PUERTO RICO PUERTO 252,748 RICO PUERTO natural reserves Developed Pro Bono by ResilientSEE Partners: consists of alluvial and claylike La Plata River floods 20% surface, making it susceptible to Loss of coastline people (15% of the population) Toa Baja every 6-10 years 500,000 live in areas prone to flooding. landslides and liquefaction due to erosion and sea level rise, is 1 of 2 plants that supply energy limiting public access to the coast of the population lives in areas The coastline is being total economic damages total damages Palo Seco to PR and is located in Toa Baja of land is developed property damages ranging from moderate to high eroded at a rate of up to Low lying areas of Toa Baja are subject to $80M $65B 16% $400M 49% susceptibility for landslides Topography Study Infrastructure and Development Study Vulnerabilities Study +0’ +4400’ 1’-3” 6’-9” Subsidence and people (15% of the population) HIGHEST LANDSLIDE RISK MARIA STORM SURGE INUNDATION ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS PUBLIC HOUSING ELECTRICAL SUBSTATIONS ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS PUBLIC HOUSING 1% STORM FLOOD ZONE MARIA STORM SURGE INUNDATION 3.3 feet / year blackout in US History housing units needed 13k+ +0’ total+4400’ infrastructure and TOA BAJA TOA 2nd Largest 4,000 BAJA TOA live in areas prone to flooding damaged properties BAJA TOA

PUERTO RICO PUERTO RICO PUERTO RICO PUERTO 500,000 Growing population density is Liquefaction $1.3B economic damage higher than Japan electric infrastructure damages 03 hospitals homes severely damaged 14k+ total electric $60M 250,000 flooded houses resulting in more construction on vulnerable slopes $60M infrastructure damage

→ This collaborative analysis, Island-

Takeaways wide and Municipality focused, Takeaways Takeaways

is 1 of 2 plants that supply energy includedof the population lives in areas theThe coastlinefollowing is being lenses— total economic damages total damages Palo Seco to PR and is located in Toa Baja of land is developed property damages ranging from moderate to high eroded at a rate of up to Low lying areas of Toa Baja are subject to $80M $65B 16% $400M 49% susceptibility for landslides Subsidence and people (15% of the population) topography, 3.3 hydrology, feet / year ecology, blackout in US History housing units needed 13k+ total infrastructure and TOA BAJA TOA 2nd Largest 4,000 BAJA TOA live in areas prone to flooding damaged properties BAJA TOA

PUERTO RICO PUERTO RICO PUERTO RICO PUERTO 500,000 Growing population density is Liquefaction $1.3B economic damage

emergencyhigher than Japan services, infrastructure and electric infrastructure damages 03 hospitals homes severely damaged 14k+ total electric $60M 250,000 flooded houses resulting in more construction on vulnerable slopes $60M infrastructure damage development (economic).

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 26 Exhibit 3.3 A Scalable and Replicable Framework for Resilient Planning and Design: Puerto Rico Island-wide and Toa Baja Municipality

↑Hurricane María satellite view as it made landfall on Puerto Rico. A damaged home after the hurricane. A drone view of Toa Baja’s Barrio Ingenio from late 2018 still shows blue tarps being used as roofs on many homes.

↑After her first visit to Toa Baja, Yanel received this Two Driving Principles for Toa Baja Moving Forward: text message—a welcoming gesture—from Deserie Pearlman, Division of Economic Development and Tourism, Autonomous Municipality of Toa Baja.

Restore The Ecology Renewable Hydro Energy

Natural flood management Cultural and Economic Transformation Trails 1 Ecological corridor for recreation, education, tourism, Green Infrastructure

and increased employment and development 1 Eco-tourism Renewable wind opportunities energy 2 Land development Green Infrastructure regulation 2 Connect the ecology with green corridors of mobility Ecological bio-diversity and infrastructure

3 Open space and Recreation Ecological Landscape Research 3 Performative landscapes that provide ecological and 4 flood protection benefits Wetlands 5 Regeneration of the River Corridor Agriculture 4 Enhance flood resilience and water quality. Restore a functional and diverse ecoysystem Boating Open Spaces and Recreation 5 Create spaces for discovery and play that develop an identity for the region.

Develop a Social and Civic Infrastructure

Walkable Communities 1 Robust, multi-modal corridors and design guidelines 1 to promote a walkable community

2 Civic Anchors and Community Hubs 2 Civic amernities, emergency shelters, community assembly spaces, and culture and art centers as ←↑ From the vulnerability analysis, two key urban destinations 4 principles emerged that will influence decision

Social Health and Wellness 3 making for the Municipality. Under ‘Restore the 3 Relocate developments from citically vulnerable zones and low-lying flood plains Ecology,’ the funded canalization of La Plata River is critical. In a brainstorming session with Urban Centers and Schools 4 Support mixed uses and walkable communities and collaborators, Yanel sketched a programmatic idea enliven public realm. to activate the River, which was presented to the Mayor and his team, who are enthusiastic about the economic development it would bring to the area.

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 27 Exhibit 3.4 A Replicable Process: Villas del Sol Community Resilient Framework Plan

Role: Project Leader, Resilience Challenge: A Dominican Republic Strategist, and Housing Expert immigrant community—aggressively Firm of Record: Álvarez-Díaz & removed from invaded land in Toa Villalón®, Architect Elio Martinez Joffre Baja, Puerto Rico—had been given (community engagement) property rights in Villas de Sol. The Design Firm: Perkins and Will, previous Mayor promised infrastructure resilientSEE Alliance Member (Pro Bono) that never came. Despite this, the Completion: Phase 1: Conceptual Dominican families settled, but remain Framework early 2019 extremely vulnerable to climatic events. Phase 2: Synthesis and Final Framework In addition to needing infrastructure, Plan in progress they lack shaded greenspace and open space for assembly and recreation. Synopsis: A partnership between Sol Solutions: As resilientSEE-PR team es Vida, a nonprofit cooperative of Villas Villas del Sol Resilient Framework Plan PROJECT DIRECTORY

leader (working pro bono), Yanel Name Title/Affiliation E‐mail Telephone del Sol community and resilientSEE-PR Community Leader Waldemiro Velez Sol es Vida, Executive Director Sol, Project Manager [email protected] (787) 923‐2868 and local architect Joffre led the ↑ First meeting with community CONSULTING TEAM Planner / Architect: Perkins+Will collaborators, prioritizes design and engagement architect, community leader, Address: 225 Franklin Street, Suite 1100, Boston, MA 02110 (617) 478‐0300 Yanel de Angel Architect / Project Manager, Resilience Strategist, Principal [email protected] t 617.406.3425 / m 617.308.7339 development of an open space Gautam Sundaram Urban Designer / Resilience Planner, Associate Principal [email protected] t 617.406.3401 placement of nonexistent infrastructure: and a volunteer. Architect of Record: Alvarez‐Diaz Villalon Address: Puerto Rico framework that includes major streets Ricardo Alvarez‐Diaz Architect, Co‐Founder and CEO [email protected] t 787.754.1381 storm water management, potable Community Engagement Architect Team Directory–complete team of pro Address: Puerto Rico (603) 524‐4647 → Elio Martinez Joffre Architect / Professor School of Architecture, UPR [email protected] m 787.501.0865 water, electric, sewage, and green- reforestation, a flora and fauna loop, Jean Carlos Vega Designer [email protected] m 787.382.6688 bono consultants assembled to serve the Mapping Engineer agricultural fields and a cultural and Address: Washington DC (603) 524‐4647 open space. The collaborative alliance community including planner, architect of Angel Pagan‐Ocasio P.E. [email protected] t 703.948.3540 Structural Engineer: SHG recreation heart. Address: Boston www.sgh.com 781.907.9000 conducts a co-authored process to record, community engagement architect, Pedro Sifre Senior Principal, Structural Engineer [email protected] 781.907.9377 Energy & Water: WSP USA and mapping, structural, water, energy, Address: 88 Black Falcon Ave Suite 210 https://www.wsp.com/ ensure communities are strategic Claire McKenna Associate [email protected] t 617.210.1750 / m 917.826.6038 Outcome: The engagement provides hydrology/environmental/coastal engineers, Manuel Fontan Building Performance Consultant, Built Ecology Dept. [email protected] t 617.210.1727 Coastal Engineer / Hydrology: Moffatt Nichol partners in creating solutions that align Jaime Pabon JD, MS [email protected] d 954.622.8100 / m 787.319.2352 essential ‘due diligence’ analysis; a and group of reviewers and advisors. Trade Centre South, Suite 960, 100 W Cypress Creek Rd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 Lynette Cardoch, PhD Director, Resilience and Adaptation [email protected] D 786.725.4189 | C 786.553.6633 |O 305.230.1924 with their needs, climate and cultural 2937 SW 27th Avenue, Suite 101A, Miami, Florida 33133 vetted, contextually unique framework ↓ The community lacks infrastructure. Enagaged Peer Reviewers from ResilientSEE‐PR platform Janice Barnes Waggonner & Ball [email protected] Marc Wouters Marc Wouters Studio [email protected] context. James Kostaras Institute for International Urban Development [email protected] / [email protected] for needed systems and for community- Existing roads are mainly dirt, some poorly Carlos Rufin Institute for International Urban Development [email protected] Nayla Bezares Tufts University, Dept of Agriculture & Nutrition [email protected] Jen Stevenson Climable [email protected] paved. Families have been rebuilding Ramon Bueno Climate Justice consultant [email protected] building; and self-advocacy resources Special Collaborators concrete or wood houses elevated from Maggie Favretti k‐12 climate change project base education [email protected] m 914.462.2857 David Carrasquillo Hispanic Federation [email protected] m 787.410.5418 to help the community to procure public Bert Morisson Water Mission / Red Cross [email protected] m 843.769.7395 Office of the Mayor Municipality of Toa Baja the ground. Debris removal is an ongoing Milly Chevere MAS Villa Calma (neighboring community), ACUTAS [email protected] Jose Juan Terrasa‐Soler Resilient Power Puerto Rico [email protected] D 646.680.0465 / O 787.289.9494 Luis Carlos Robles Resilient Power Puerto Rico [email protected] or grant funding to gain fully-functional Paul Fericelli EPA, Smart Septic Initiative [email protected] M 787.600.9576 struggle for many residents. Strategy Director, Central Recovery and Reconstruction Office of Puerto Rico (COR3), Puerto Rico Public‐Private Partnerships infrastructure, recreation/ green space, Armando García Avilés Authority [email protected] M 787.910.7347 and public space for 170 community members (approximately 50 families). Publications: “Villas del Sol Resilient Framework Plan Report” DECLARATION OF RESPONSIBILITY I have personal knowledge that the nominee is largely responsible for design and project leader of the project listed above.

Ricardo Álvarez-Díaz, AIA Co-Founder & CEO Álvarez-Díaz & Villalón®

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 28 Exhibit 3.4 A Replicable Process: Villas del Sol Community Resilient Framework Plan

→ A passive stormwater system discharges into bioswales with a wetland as a backup strategy. ↓ The open space framework plan introduces trees in main streets, invests in a recreational loop of flora and fauna, and identifies a clear open 2 ‘heart’ adjacent 3 to the community center. 1 2

3 EXISTING

2 CONDITIONS 1 STORMWATER STORMWATER MANAGEMENT SEPTIC SYSTEM SYSTEM DOMESTIC WATER DOMESTIC WATER SYSTEM ELECTRIC MICROGRID ELECTRIC MICROGRID

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 29 Exhibit 3.5 De-stigmatizing Mental Health in the Latino Community National Alliance of Mental illness (NAMI), Metro Boston Latino

Role: Volunteer Actions: Yanel became involved with care. Today, the radio show continues under another name, hosted by a service Firm of Record: n/a the NAMI Latino Metro Boston chapter, provider and medical professional who Design Firm: n/a launching or reinvigorating the following programs: were inspired to take it on after been Completion: 2008-2012 regular guests in the original radio show. Live radio co-host: from first show, Yanel Synopsis: This grassroots nonprofit shaped program agenda and interview Publications: organization seeks to improve the schedule for this statewide broadcast 18 Newsletters published between 2009 quality of life for individuals with that included 156 total broadcasts, to 2012 and 156 live radio shows were serious mental illnesses and that of invited service providers, medical recorded between 2009 to 2012. their families. The Boston metro Latino professionals and people with mental population suffers from the stress illness to directly share their experiences ↑ Yanel and radio co-host Marcos of overwork, isolation from family Boletín Informativo Junio 2010 Página 4 Rosenbaum on a live radio show. to a Latino immigrant population Latino Metro Boston Afi liado de la Alianza Nacional de Enfermedades Mentales de Massachusetts Latino Metro Boston Sirviendo a la Comunidad Latina de Boston Metropolitano separation, and enormous social P.O. Box 470768, Brookline Village, MA 02447 (617) 421-0056 www.freewebs.com/nami-latino/ (approximately 60,000 in Boston). barriers, all affect their mental health Boletín Informativo Junio 2010 Página 1 Les invita a la Calendario ¿Qué haBoletín pasado? Informativo Junio 2010 Página 2 Boletín Informativo Junio 2010 Página 3 de las personas con esquizofrenia no saben que tienen Los estudios son claros: la clave está en construir experimentado debido a la conspiración o a lograr 7 y 21 de junio NAMI Latino y la ComunidadMi educación Entrevista sobre la “negación” una enfermedad y este desconocimiento no mejora con una relación en la que la persona se sienta escuchada y dormir una noche completa. Únanse en todas las cosas editor and Agradecemos a nuestros invitados: Newsletter editor: NAMI Latino y la Comunidad immensely. Yanel’s influence in the POR XAVIER AMADOR, PH.D., AUTOR DEL LIBRO la educación, el tiempo o el tratamiento. A propósito, no respetada, o sea, que confíe en usted. Usted no le dirá en las que pueden ponerse de acuerdo para trabajar Feria de Salud Mental Continua el programa de radio titulado NAMI USTED NO ESTÁ SOLO Y PROFESOR ADJUNTO DE LA usé el término “negación” en la oración anterior porque su opinión sobre la enfermedad o sobre su tratamiento en conjunto. Su meta es convertirse en un verdadero En May 3 entrevistamos al Sr. Ernesto Santeliz a menos que se le pregunte. Además, aprenderá aliado (que cree que el tratamiento puede ayudar con Latino y la Comunidad en WUNR 1600 AM. UNIVERSIDAD DE COLUMBIA este problema no es negación. La negación es una quien trabaja para Emerge: Consejería y Educación a escuchar sus delirios (por ejemplo, que hay una una variedad de problemas, no sólo con la enfermedad Estamos en el aire el primer y tercer lunes técnica para hacer frente a la situación, una manera de para parar la Violencia Doméstica. Hablamos conspiración de la CIA en su contra) con respeto y sin mental) y no atascarse en el callejón sin salida que de cada mes de 5:30 a 6:30pm. Una persona que conoce bien su enfermedad tiene lidiar con el conocimiento doloroso. Las personas que graphic designer of bi-monthly sobre Violencia Doméstica desde la perspectiva del contradecirla. Si le pide su opinión sobre este asunto, comienza cuando dice “¡Estás enfermo y necesitas sábado 12 de junio del 2010 mejores resultados que uno que no ha recibido la están en negación conocen su condición interiormente local Latino community combined with Agresor y como el programa de Emerge ayuda en usted no se debe apresurar a dársela porque sabe que tratamiento!” y que termina con el “¡No estoy enfermo 12 de junio orientación necesaria. De la misma manera, los (en el subconsciente), pero se mienten a sí mismos al será doloroso; debe tratar de atrasar su opinión lo más y no necesito ayuda!” La explosión de investigaciones la rehabilitacion del Agresorfamiliares y el bienestar que se han de educado el sobre la enfermedad NAMI Latino FERIA DE SALUD MENTAL respecto. Las investigaciones indican que no estamos posible. Cuando usted fi nalmente le dé su opinión, debe sobre el problema del reconocimiento de la enfermedad nucleo familiar. pueden ayudar más en el proceso de recuperación, Lugar: Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Centro lidiando con esto, después de meses y años de evidencia usar lo que yo llamo las “herramientas A” (A-tools en me ha enseñado muchas cosas desde que Henry se Our Lady of Lourdes Church mientras que los que no poseen estos conocimientos la persona aún no cree estar enferma, esto se llama inglés: Apologize, Acknowledge you could be wrong, and enfermó. Principalmente me ayudó a tener una mejor publication working with NAMI Latino Parroquial, 45 Brookside Avenue, JP En Mayo 17 entrevistamos a la Sra. Laurie pueden empeorar la situación. Lo sé por experiencia Agree to disagree; en español Disculparse, Reconocer relación con mi hermano y a ayudarlo. También pude Horario: 1 p.m. a 5 p.m. anosognosia, un síndrome neurológico que evita que her project management expertise Van Loon, quien tiene su práctica privada con que puede estar equivocado y Aceptar que pueden ayudar a otros como él a aceptar el tratamiento. Al Centro Parroquial propia. Cuando era niño, mi hermano mayor, Henry, era los usuarios conozcan su enfermedad. De acuerdo con Estacionamiento Gratis Disponible. especialización en mujeres víctimas de violencia estar en desacuerdo). Comience con una disculpa usar la técnica del LEAP nos convertimos en aliados mi héroe. Nuestro papá murió cuando yo era un bebé la Asociación Americana de Psiquiatría en el Manual de Boletín Informativo Junio 2010 Página 4 Linea anaranjada, Stony Book T station doméstica. Conversamos sobre la Violencia (porque es muy probable que la persona se sienta nuevamente. Hasta su inesperada muerte en un 45 Brookside Avenue, Jamaica Plain que empezaba a caminar y Henry, a pesar de sólo tener diagnóstico y de estadísticas de trastornos mentales, • Aprenda sobre salud mental y otras Doméstica desde la perspectiva de la Víctima y decepcionada) y muéstrele que respeta su punto de accidente automovilístico el año pasado, estábamos ocho años más que yo, hizo mucho por llenar ese vacío. cuarta edición [Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Massachusetts to identify stories of condiciones como romper con el ciclo abusivo y buscar ayuda. vista. Por ejemplo: “Me sigues preguntando si yo creo nuevamente unidos y pocas veces discutíamos. Escuchar Éramos muy unidos y me enseñó mucho en la vida, facilitating the joining of disparate • Baile con la mejor música latina Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition, Text Revision (DSM- o no que la CIA te está siguiendo. Te voy a contestar con respeto genuino en lugar de discutir, me ayudó a Latino Metro Boston inclusive la importancia de ser honesto con uno mismo. 1 p.m. a 5 p.m. • Niños bienvenidos: pintura de cara 1-4 pm IV-TR)] “La mayoría de los individuos que tienen porque me lo preguntas, pero quiero disculparme porque aprender mucho sobre mi hermano: descubrí que él no Afi liado de la Alianza Nacional de Enfermedades Mentales de Massachusetts Pero todo esto pareció cambiar después de su primera • Disfrute de comida... todo libre de costo ! esquizofrenia no lo saben … La evidencia sugiere que probablemente te dolerá. Quiero decirte que puede ser era terco o Latinoirresponsable por rehusar Metro el tratamiento. Él Boston Sirviendo a la Comunidad Latina de Boston Metropolitano hospitalización debido a la esquizofrenia. De repente que yo esté equivocado, yo no lo sé todo y espero que estaba siguiendo su sentido común que le decía que no Evento posible gracias a la generosa donación de la falta de conocimiento de tener la enfermedad es P.O. Box 470768, Brookline Village, MA 02447 (617) 421-0056 www.freewebs.com/nami-latino/ se puso a la defensiva y asumió una actitud negativa e podamos estar de acuerdo en que no es necesario que debía tomar medicamentos para una enfermedad que The Boston Foundation una manifestación de la enfermedad misma, no un resonance and NAMI Latino Metro irresponsable. Después de su primera hospitalización estemos de acuerdo. Yo solo no lo veo como lo ves tú, no tenía. En su lugar, yo hubiera hecho lo mismo. Más mecanismo para enfrentarla…esto es comparable a la groups enabled her to orchestrate the Estacionamiento Gratis Disponible pero respeto tu opinión. No voy a tratar de convencerte importante aún, escucharlo me permitió darme cuenta y de las muchas otras que ocurrieron en los primeros falta de conocimiento de défi cit neurológico que se ve en Boletín Informativo Junio 2010 Página 1 Linea anaranjada, Stony Book T station años de su enfermedad, aprendí una importante de lo contrario, pero espero que tú también respetes de que él nunca dejó de ser mi héroe. Partes de este la apoplejía determinado como anosognosia.” mi opinión.” Después de escuchar respetuosamente, artículo fueron tomadas de No estoy enfermo, no lección: mi falta de conocimiento sobre lo que estaba Como vicepresidente de la última revisión del texto absténgase de dar su opinión y cuando la dé use las necesito ayuda (Vida Press, 2007; disponible en www. Calendario ¿Qué ha pasado? pasando no ayudaba y muchas veces ocasionaba un Programa de Radio citado anteriormente sobre esquizofrenia, me pidieron “herramientas-A”, busque áreas en las que estén de VidaPress.com) y aparecieron anteriormente en otros Boston chapter to advertise events. desastre. En cuanto descubría que dejaba de tomarse Les invita a la NAMI Latino y la Comunidad que hiciera los cambios que mejor refl ejaran los acuerdo e identifíquese con ellas. Estas áreas pueden lugares. partnerships between service providers, sus medicamentos, yo me dejaba llevar por mi instinto 7 y 21 de junio consensos científi cos. Cada cambio sugerido tenía que ser ayudar a la persona a mantenerse fuera del hospital, NAMI Latino y la Comunidad Entrevista natural y lo confrontaba con su negación del problema. • Aprenda sobre salud mental y otras condiciones Arbour Hospital auspiciador Oro ser revisado por un panel de científi cos certifi cados. La a obtener un trabajo, a lidiar con el estrés que está NAMI Latino y la Comunidad Agradecemos a nuestros invitados: Nuestras conversaciones eran más o menos así: “Estoy cita anterior refl eja el consenso del campo científi co (en Nuevos Auspiciadores para la Radio! Feria de Salud Mental Continua el programa de radio titulado NAMI bien ahora. Ya no las necesito,” decía él. Yo decia: “pero 1999) que indica que la falta de conocimiento es común Latino y la Comunidad en WUNR 1600 AM. En May 3 entrevistamos al Sr. Ernesto Santeliz Developed a digital mailing list to reach Nuestro mas sincero agradecimientoel doctor dijo quea los probablemente tienes que tomar estas • Baile con la mejor música latina en la esquizofrenia y que está relacionada con un mal Estamos en el aire el primer y tercer lunes quien trabaja para Emerge: Consejería y Educación medical experts and patients ultimately auspiciadores de nuestromedicinas programa por de el radio.resto de tu vida. ¡No puedes dejar de Latino Metro Boston funcionamiento cerebral (en el lóbulo frontal). En los Afi liado de la Alianza Nacional de Enfermedades Mentales de Massachusetts de cada mes de 5:30 a 6:30pm. para parar la Violencia Doméstica. Hablamos • Auspiciador Oro: Arbour Health System Sirviendo a la Comunidad Latina de Boston Metropolitano tomarlas!” “Él no dijo eso.” “¡Claro que sí lo dijo! Yo últimos siete años, después de la publicación de este sobre Violencia Doméstica desde la perspectiva del • Auspiciador Bronce: Massachusettsestaba en la reunión Behavioral de familia, ¿te acuerdas?” “No. Él sábado 12 de junio del 2010 • Niños bienvenidos: pintura de cara 1-4 pm texto, muchos estudios han confi rmado esta conclusión. Auspiciadores 12 de junio Agresor y como el programa de Emerge ayuda en Health Partnership dijo que sólo tenía que tomarlas mientras estuviera en NAMI Latino y la Comunidad está en el aire el primer y tercer lunes de cada mes en Si usted cree que la persona a la que trata de ayudar WUNR 1600 AM de 5:30 a 6:30pm. la rehabilitacion del Agresor y el bienestar de el larger population. Readership for the el hospital.” “No. Eso no fue lo que él dijo.” “Sí, lo dijo.” Platino $4,000 NAMI Latino FERIA DE SALUD MENTAL tiene anosognosia por esquizofrenia, en vez de negación, nucleo familiar. making NAMI Latino a success. NAMI Latino Receso de“¿Por Verano qué eres tan terco? ¡Tú sabes que estoy diciendo Tenemos como misión mejorar la calidad de vida de aquellos con enfermedades de Oro $1,000 Lugar: Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Centro • Disfrute de comida... todo libre de costo ! Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership entonces no debe decir que esta persona “se niega a salud mental y brindar apoyo a ellos y sus familiares. Hacemos esto educando a NAMI Latino no ofrece reunionesla verdad!” educativas “¡Tú eres el que necesita ayuda, no yo!” Con Our Lady ofPlata Lourdes $600 Church Parroquial, 45 Brookside Avenue, JP auspiciador Bronce reconocer que está enferma”. ¡Esto sería como acusar a nuestros radio oyentes por una hora cada dos semanas y tomamos llamadas en vivo. En Mayo 17 entrevistamos a la Sra. Laurie Bronce $200 Horario: 1 p.m. a 5 p.m. durante los meses de Junio,cada Juliodosis yde Agosto. realidad Nuestro que le trataba de dar (mi realidad, alguien de negarse a dejar de tener delirios o Van Loon, quien tiene su práctica privada con Nuestros invitados son expertos en diversos temas, psicologos, psiquiatras, terapistas, Centro Parroquial Estacionamiento Gratis Disponible. programa de radio continuaráno la de en él), el Henryaire. negaba el problema aún más; y con alucinaciones! especialización en mujeres víctimas de violencia 18 publications included 100 mailed cada discusión nos enojábamos más y más. El resultado miembros de NAMI Latino y otras organizaciones que proveen apoyo y servicios a Linea anaranjada, Stony Book T station personas con condiciones de salud mental y sus familiares. 45 Brookside Avenue, Jamaica Plain doméstica. Conversamos sobre la Violencia Línea de Ayuda Gratuitaera que usualmente él se iba y yo no hacía nada para ¿Qué puede hacer para ayudar? • Aprenda sobre salud mental y otras Doméstica desde la perspectiva de la Víctima y NAMI Nacional ofrece unaconvencerlo Línea de deAyuda que aceptaragratuita: el tratamiento. La entrevista de motivación, que se elaboró hace más Invitamos a proveedores de servicios de salud mental a contactarnos si quieren dar a condiciones como romper con el ciclo abusivo y buscar ayuda. (1-800-950-NAMI) Cuando Henry se enfermó por primera vez se conocía de veinte años para ayudar a las personas que padecían conocer sus servicios. Auspiciadores al programa nos ayudan a mantenernos en el aire • Baile con la mejor música latina Reach a wider audience of Evento posible gracias a la generosa donación de The Boston Foundation con sus contribuciones mientras anunciamos los servicios que proveen durante el curso Challenge: Disponible de lunes a viernes,muy poco 10 sobrea.m. ael 6fenómeno p.m. de la negación, se habían de abuso de substancias a aceptar el tratamiento, se del programa. 1 p.m. a 5 p.m. • Niños bienvenidos: pintura de cara 1-4 pm newsletters, 95 electronicallyNAMI Latino Metro Boston P.O. Box 470768, Brookline Village, distributed, MA 02447 (617) 421-0056 www.freewebs.com/nami-latino/ publicado menos de cuatro estudios sobre este tema ha estudiado y considerado como muy efi ciente. Yo • Disfrute de comida... todo libre de costo ! en la literatura especializada. ¡Hoy en día hay más de desarrollé un estilo de esta técnica llamado Listen- NAMI Latino y la Comunidad provee una efectiva y efi ciente forma de llegar a la Evento posible gracias a la generosa donación de Empathize-Agree-Partner (LEAP por sus siglas en inglés o Comunidad Latina. Les invitamos a darnos su apoyo y a los proveedores de servicios y doscientos! Ha habido una explosión de nuevas The Boston Foundation Escuche - Demuestre empatía - Este de acuerdo -Únase cuidado, les extendemos una cordial invitación a nuestro programa. investigaciones sobre este problema y actualmente Estacionamiento Gratis Disponible en español) que todo el mundo que esté interesado en the Latino population, which statistically Para más información pueden contactar a los Anfi triones del Programa: tenemos conocimientos que yo quisiera haber tenido ayudar a alguien que no acepta su tratamiento puede Linea anaranjada, Stony Book T station and over 100 printed for distribution to hace veinte años. Me gustaría compartir las dos lecciones aprender. El primer paso es dejar de tratar de convencer Marcos Rosenbaum, MSW 617.232.2015 [email protected] importantes que el campo de la investigación y yo hemos a la persona de que está enferma. En su lugar, la meta aprendido en este tiempo. es ayudarla a encontrar sus propias razones para estar Yanel de Angel 617.308.7339 [email protected] Programa de Radio en tratamiento. La decisión de aceptar el tratamiento no Arbour Health System auspiciador Oro NAMI Latino y la Comunidad lacks access to mental healthcare. tiene nada que ver con la enfermedad, sino que Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership auspiciador Bronce La “negación” es un síntoma de la enfermedad healthcare providers. Las investigaciones muestran que el cincuenta por ciento depende de la relación que establece con usted. • Aprenda sobre salud mental y otras condiciones Arbour Hospital auspiciador Oro P.O. Box 470768, Brookline Village, MA 02447 (617) 421-0056 www.freewebs.com/nami-latino/ Nuevos Auspiciadores para la Radio! • Baile con la mejor música latina Nuestro mas sincero agradecimiento a los Destigmatize mental health in the auspiciadores de nuestro programa de radio. • Auspiciador Oro: Arbour Health System • Niños bienvenidos: pintura de cara 1-4 pm • Auspiciador Bronce: Massachusetts Behavioral NAMI Latino Mental Health Fair co- Health Partnership NAMI Latino Receso de Verano Latino population through education, • Disfrute de comida... todo libre de costo ! Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership NAMI Latino no ofrece reuniones educativas auspiciador Bronce durante los meses de Junio, Julio y Agosto. Nuestro organizer: identified service providers to Latino Metro Boston programa de radio continuará en el aire. Afiliado de la Alianza Nacional de Enfermedades Mentales de Massachusetts Línea de Ayuda Gratuita community outreach and family to Sirviendo a la Comunidad Latina de Boston Metropolitano NAMI Nacional ofrece una Línea de Ayuda gratuita: (1-800-950-NAMI) attend event and provide educational NAMI Latino y la Comunidad está en el aire todos los martes del mes en WUNR Auspiciadores Evento posible gracias a la generosa donación de The Boston Foundation Disponible de lunes a viernes, 10 a.m. a 6 p.m. 1600 AM de 6:30 a 7:30pm, 60 Temple Place, piso 2, en Downtown Crossing, Boston. NAMI Latino Metro Boston P.O. Box 470768, Brookline Village, MA 02447 (617) 421-0056 www.freewebs.com/nami-latino/ family support. Platino $4,000 Tenemos como misión mejorar la calidad de vida de aquellos con enfermedades de Oro $1,000 salud mental y brindar apoyo a ellos y sus familiares. Hacemos esto educando a Plata $600 material, promoted event and provided nuestros radio oyentes por una hora cada dos semanas y tomamos llamadas en vivo. Bronce $200 Nuestros invitados son expertos en diversos temas, psicologos, psiquiatras, terapistas, miembros de NAMI Latino y otras organizaciones que proveen apoyo y servicios a network opportunities for Latino chapter. personas con condiciones de salud mental y sus familiares. ↑ Newsletter and Mental Health Fair Invitamos a proveedores de servicios de salud mental a contactarnos si quieren dar a conocer sus servicios. Auspiciadores al programa nos ayudan a mantenernos en el aire con sus contribuciones mientras anunciamos los servicios que proveen durante el curso promotional flyer samples. del programa.

NAMI Latino y la Comunidad provee una efectiva y eficiente forma de llegar a la Outcome: These concurrent activities Comunidad Latina. Les invitamos a darnos su apoyo y a los proveedores de servicios y cuidado, les extendemos una cordial invitación a nuestro programa. ← Live and weekly ‘NAMI Latino y La created a tremendous energy in Para más información pueden contactar a los Anfitriones del Programa: Marcos Rosenbaum, MSW 617.360.8628 [email protected] Comunidad’ Radio Show collateral for Yanel de Angel 617.308.7339 [email protected]

Arbour Health System, auspiciador Oro Boston’s Latino community, growing Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership, auspiciador Oro fundraising. Stephen Rosenfeld, Volunteer Legal Director of Health Law Advocates, Inc., auspiciador Oro DECLARATION OF RESPONSIBILITY Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology, auspiciador Plata I have personal knowledge that the nominee Latino participation by three-fold, P.O. Box 470768, Brookline Village, MA 02447 (617) 421-0056 www.freewebs.com/nami-latino/ is largely responsible for the work of the and thereby providing more families project listed above. direct connection to service providers; engaged the Latino community to A sampling of 2011 programming Laurie Martinelli place greater focus on mental health during Yanel’s time co-hosting the Former Executive Director education, family to family support and radio show is located in Section 2 NAMI Massachusetts access to service providers and medical on page 6-7.

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 30 Exhibit 3.6 Collocation of Diversity Programs and Services Lory Student Center, Colorado State University

Role: Project Architect Role: Yanel facilitated dialog between • Number of diverse first-year

Firm of Record: Aller, Lingle, Massey Diversity Program Directors to find students coming to CSU increased Architects P.C. synergies to inform the design solution; from 24% pre-renovation to 31% . University leadership Design Firm: Perkins and Will she led to the successful collocation this fall believes the new SDPS offices play Completion: August 2014 of programs as well as sustainability features that have increased the a critical role in attracting diverse Sustainability: LEED Gold Center’s appeal and attracted activity: students and supporting their Synopsis: While the Center is renowned • A colocation ‘neighborhood’ with success at CSU. for diverse programs and student double height interior ‘street’ • A substantial increase in traffic: pride, its rejuvenation has fostered common space, pre-renovation traffic averaged even greater spirit among students • Facing all programs towards the 14,000 visits/day; post renovation and alumni. The collocation of Student interior street with equal ‘brand’ traffic averages 22,000 visits/ Diversity and Program Services (SDPS) presence, day. Annual traffic count is now was critical and included: • Resolving Native American approximately 4 million visits. • Asian Pacific American Cultural program’s reluctance to move Awards: Center by providing outdoor access for b.o.b Forum Design Award for Education • Black/African American Cultural smudging ceremonies, & Research, IIDA Georgia, 2016 Center • Increasing overall square footage • El Centro Latino with expanded daylight access Facility Design Award of Excellence, • GLBTQ2A (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and new adjacencies to enhance ACUI, 2015 Transgender, Queer, Questioning collaboration, Publications: and Ally) • Reconciled privacy needs for “Stay True to your Roots: Reimagining • Native American Cultural Center Women and Gender Advocacy a Mid-Century Student Center” Perkins • Resources for Disabled Students Center and GLBTQ2A with public and Will, Perspectives Blog, 2019 • Women and Gender Advocacy and confidential entries. Center ↑ The Diversity Suite design centers around Outcome: Collocation of the Diversity a neighborhood with an interior street. Challenge: Find synergies between Programs resulted in: Diversity is a theme that extends throughout programs through dialogue and • Student Diversity and Program “Ms. de Angel Salas’ the 230,000 sf facility. Below is a student empathy to collocate those who were engagement session. Services (SDPS) shared programming compassion and ability to physically siloed throughout the building include: 1) student staff orientation ↓ From the free speech plaza at the east and lacked common space to provide and training; 2) celebration of truly listen to user needs entry, users are welcomed in with seven joint student programming. collocated student diversity programs awareness months, weeks and days captures and produces a and services. traditionally associated with diverse DECLARATION OF RESPONSIBILITY populations (Women’s History Month, vision that transforms spaces I have personal knowledge that the nominee’s Black History Month, LatinX Heritage well beyond the specified firm executed project, and responsible for design of the project listed above. Month, LGBTQ Lavender Graduation, programmatic needs.” and International Women’s Day, to name a few); 3) combined SDPS DR. MIKE ELLIS, ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT Dr. Mike Ellis FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS & EXECUTIVE Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs Graduation program. & Executive Director, Lory Student Center, DIRECTOR, LORY STUDENT CENTER Assistant Professor, School of Education Diversity Suite Free Speech Yanel de Angel Salas AIA Plaza 31 Exhibit 3.6 Collocation of Diversity Programs and Services Lory Student Center, Colorado State University

↑→ The Diversity Suite is located at the building’s entrance to signal everyone is welcome. “Ms. de Angel Salas’s dedication to listening allowed for a 1 2 compassionate approach which positively resonated with our students, faculty and staff. For example, when our Native American Cultural Center expressed a desire for their new location to be in same geographic area as their previous location, and near an external balcony for their sage ritual, she made this a priority.”

DR. MIKE ELLIS, ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT FOR 3 STUDENT AFFAIRS & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, LORY STUDENT CENTER

Land Grant Wall

↑ The original sunken lounge was ↑→ The Land Grant wall became an transformed into a double-height organizational element to clarify circulation from space purposefully oriented to East to West. The story contained within extends Diversity preserve views to the mountains the diversity and inclusion message throughout Suite which contain a painted ‘A’—for the building. agriculture, a heritage of the Land Grand institution. ↑ A rotating exhibition of artifacts from ethnic groups represented within the Diversity Suite is located on second floor. Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 32 Exhibit 3.7 A Model for Academic Success and Affordability in Residential Life Living-Learning Commons Residence Hall, Keene State College

Role: Residential Planner, Actions: Yanel led College leadership, • 81% are satisfied with the sense of “The new LLC helps first-year community in their LLC hall Sustainability Expert and Project faculty and student engagement students pursue their interests Manager sessions to counter the College’s • Most student living believe the LLC creates a sense of community and Firm of Record: Perkins and Will concerns resulting in: and engages them in activities makes it easy for them to study Design Firm: Perkins and Will • Small double rooms and singles and conversations that • Student Academic Performance: Completion: August 2016 encourage socialization; students living in the LLC have the help them to achieve their Sustainability: Carbon Neutral / ZNEB • Communities are located in 3 wings and on four scales: wing, floor, highest GPA among all freshmen Ready academic goals while making building, and precinct. and the second highest % of student Synopsis: For this 250-bed, 85,000 • A vertical social Hub connects retention. connections in the classroom sf First Year Residence Hall, a Living- the building-scale community, Awards: and beyond. The communities Learning Commons creates a more promoting physical activity and Honor Award, Excellence in Architecture seamless transition to college life in this building help to chart engagement between floors while Design Awards, AIA New Hampshire, by providing an environment where a path forward for students acting as an iconic campus beacon, 2017 faculty and residential staff collaborate • A controlled access door separates during college and after to nurture communities that help ground level academic space from Citation, Honor Awards for Design students develop friendships and the residential levels. Excellence, Boston Society of Architects, graduation.” succeed academically, with 11 different 2017 - The ground level acts as ANNE HUOT, PRESIDENT, communities providing opportunities for the mixer, where students, Publications: KEENE STATE COLLEGE students to pursue academic and co- faculty, and staff can connect “Keene State earns award for new curricular interests in a safe, supportive academically and socially; living-learning building” Union Leader, and dynamic environment. - Upper-level dedicated quiet 2017 study space and a floor-level Challenge: Design to reconcile the “American Institute of Architects community space that connects College’s concerns around student Recognizes Keene State Living Learning through a transparent, vertical diversity and inclusion, bedroom-unit Commons” Keene State College blog, social Hub; affordability, creation of cohesive 2016 communities and integration of - A gender inclusive bathroom in “Keene State’s New Living Learning academic programs without intruding on every level, 3 on ground level. Commons Engages New Students” resident privacy. - Horizontal approach to learning; “wall-less” and “test Keene State College blog, 2016 kitchen” classrooms for new “The Global Village: Improving pedagogy. Intercultural Experiences at Keene Outcome: An inclusive and affordable State College Through Living/Learning residence hall focused on student Communities” SIT Digital Collections, 2015 DECLARATION OF RESPONSIBILITY academic success. Student survey and I have personal knowledge that the nominee’s firm executed project, and responsible for focus group interviews revealed: design of the project listed above. • 76% of students believe the LLC has contributed to their overall Jay Kahn, Honorary AIA academic success. Former VP of Finance and Planning, Keene State • 84% are satisfied with condition of ↑ Presenting design concepts to Student ↑ The building fosters interior and exterior College / Current NH Senator for District 10 the residence hall Senate. A day-long workshop with client. connections to engage communities inside and in the larger campus.

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±115’ ±115’

COMMUNITY 1 HUB

COMMUNITY 2 ± 115’ COMMUNITY 3

↑The wings of the LLC physically connect the three communities to the ‘central hub.’

↑The massing of the LLC represents three wings coming together in a central social space called ‘vertical hub.’ Each wing is sized for a ratio of 1 Residential Assistant per 30 students—an ideal grouping for forming cohesive and thriving communities.

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 34 Exhibit 3.8 Growing Pipeline of Women Leaders in the Profession AIA/BSA Women in Design Mid-Career Mentorship Program

Role: Founder, Co-chair & Member, Outcome: Three consecutive years Women in Design Excellence in Design of 30-plus matches between mentor-

Awards Committee mentee and peer to peer in the AIA/BSA Acceptance Letter Congratulations you have been accepted into the WiD Mid-career Mentorship program. We had has presented a replicable mid-career an overwhelming response to our call for applications.While all applicants are deserving of Firm of Record: n/a mentorship and guidance, we had a select group of mentors available. You were chosen because mentorship program adopted by other of the thought, detail, and effort that you put into your application. Please hold October 12th at Design Firm: n/a 12-1:30 for the kickoff event in the Pearl Street room at the BSA. Lunch will be provided. The kick-off is not mandatory, but it would be best if you could attend as it will outline the structure AIA chapters, including Springfield and expectation of the next few months. If you or your mentor are not able to make the event, we Completion: 2017-present will send out a detailed email with instructions.

Missouri and Columbus Ohio. Please look for more details to follow. To get excited about the upcoming months, please read the article below from Inc Magazine, “4 Ways to Make the Most of Your Mentor/Mentee Synopsis: With the profession Relationship”.

Role: Conceptualization of the https://www.inc.com/kelli-richards/4-ways-to-make-the-most-of-your-mentor-mentee- experiencing a gender equity gap relationship.html mid-career program, committee co- in positions of leadership, Yanel Mentee Name, (Mentee Email) you have been matched with Mentor Name, (Mentor email)

founder, mentor, WiD Principals Group Please feel free to contact your mentor and tell them a little bit about yourself, your goals for the conceptualized the mid-career future, and your hopes for the program. representative within committee mentorship program and gathered support from other women leaders in the Publications: ↑“Maybe Match Next Year” email announcement. Thank you for your interest in the WiD Mid-career Mentorship program. We had an program’s creation. “Retaining Women in Architecture: Four overwhelming response to our call for applications. As this is the pilot year of the program, this ↗was Discussing exciting and indicated the final need for morelogo programming before like this in our community. While we Perspectives” Architect, 2018 believe all applicants are deserving of mentorship and guidance, we had a select group of programmentors available. launch. Hopefully that pool of mentors will expand next year. Unfortunately, because Challenge: Enable more women of the high demand we were unable to match you with a mentor this year. We appreciate you taking the time to apply for the program and encourage you toapply again next year. to gain leadership positions in →YOU Meeting GUYS REALLY WANT on TO the DO THIS??? program and outreach. If you would like to connect with other applicants who we were unable to match this year to form architectural firms. your own peer-to-peer mentoring groups please let us know and we will connect you with a peer ←and BSA’ssend you an website,email with suggested architects.org, structure for the pairing. Please letlisting us know by Friday,of the October 13th. There are many ways to still connect with the WiD and WPG groups in the next WiDyear. If youMentorship would like more information program. please reach out or review the BSA committee websites. Actions: Inspired by a CREW mentorship program in which she served as a ↓ Sample document shows applicant mentor, Yanel founded AIA / BSA’s tracking and matching. WiD committee. She serves as the program’s cochair and a mentor and “My mentor worked with me to uses her industry network to coordinate develop more effective tactics for matches between mentor-mentee project management, empowered and peer to peer. As part of the WiD me to take on a leadership role Principals Group, Yanel acts as a bridge on sustainability in my office, and connecting women leaders (mentors) to provided valuable perspective on emerging leaders (mentees). how to manage my energy in and out of the office.”

Anonymous Survey Respondent

DECLARATION OF RESPONSIBILITY I have personal knowledge that the “I was fortunate to have a formal mentoring relationship with Yanel, which nominee is largely responsible for program proved to be a significant catapult for my career. With Yanel’s advice and conceptualization and establishment of the project listed above. encouragement, I negotiated for and received a promotion to Vice President in my firm—recognition I’d certainly earned over my 10+ years at the firm but had Emily Paparella, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, CPHC Vice President been unable to realize prior to her support and guidance.” Elkus Manfredi Architects EMILY PAPARELLA AIA, LEED AP BD+C, CPHC, VICE PRESIDENT, ELKUS MANFREDI ARCHITECTS

Yanel de Angel Salas AIA 35 Exhibit 3.9 Recognizing Exemplary Women to Inspire the Next Generation Women in Design (WiD) Award of Excellence

Role: Co-Chair & Member, Women in Outcome: The quality and quantity PROGRAM SPONSORS ENCOURAGINGPROGRAM DESIGN SPONSORS ENCOURAGING DESIGNDesign Award of Excellence Committee of submissions have increased and AGENDA PLATINUM AGENDA PLATINUM represent a broader diversity of Welcome and Lunch Welcome and Lunch Firm of Record: n/a Awards ETHICS CONFIDENCEAwards ETHICS CONFIDENCEDesign Firm: n/a candidates. The award-day venue has Deneen Crosby, Principal Deneen Crosby, Principal Crosby Schlessinger Smallridge Crosby Schlessinger Smallridge been sold out for three consecutive presented by Carol Burns, FAIA, LEED AP presented by Carol Burns, FAIA, LEED AP Completion Date: 2016-present Principal, Taylor and Burns Architects LIVINGWOMEN Principal, Taylor and Burns Architects LIVINGWOMEN years. Uma Ramanathan, AIA, Principal Uma Ramanathan, AIA, Principal Shepley Bulfinch Shepley Bulfinch presented by Kelly Haigh, AIA, IIDA, LEED IN DESIGN presented by Kelly Haigh, AIA, IIDA, LEED IN DESIGN Synopsis: The award recognizes Partner, designLAB SILVER 2018 Partner, designLAB SILVER 2018 Role: As co-chair Yanel co-leads Renée Loth, Editor TALENTED INTELLIGENTRenée Loth, Editor DENEEN UMA TALENTEDRENÉE INTELLIGENT individuals who have built their life ArchitectureBoston ArchitectureBoston presented by Laura Wernick, FAIA presented by Laura Wernick, FAIA CROSBY RAMANATHAN LOTH includes the full awards cycle from call Senior Principal, HMFH Architects Award of Excellence Senior Principal, HMFH Architects Award of Excellence around design, whose work exemplifies Ceremony + Luncheon Ceremony + Luncheon for submissions, promotion, gathering EXCELLENCE ARINGPhoto Credit: Diane Lipovsky Photo Credit: David Salafia EXCELLENCEPhoto Credit: Bert Seager ARINGthe best of process and product, and November 29, 2018 Deneen Crosby is a founding Principal and Director Uma Ramanathan is a Principal at Shepley Bulfinch with RenéeNovember Loth is editor 29, 2018of ArchitectureBoston , the BSA’s 1:00pm - 2:30pm of Landscape Architecture at Crosby, Schlessinger, more than 25 years of experience in healthcare planning quarterly1:00pm ‘ideas’ - 2:30pm publication, and a regular columnist for submissions, organizing and facilitating Smallridge (CSS) in Boston, MA. She has over 35 years and design. Her grasp of the rigorous demands of The Boston Globe. who uses their professional achievement of design experience, including hundreds of constructed medical staff has been invaluable to her clients, as is her In a distinguished journalism career Renée has held projects in the Boston metropolitan area. ability to work effectively with high-level medical faculty the jury, creating the award day MENTORS SUCCESS MENTORSmany prominent assignments at The Globe including SUCCESS and administrators to build consensus among diverse Understanding the diverse factors that shape the urban editor of the editorial page. (In that capacity she was for to give back to the world of design and viewpoints. As Shepley Bulfinch’s leader in pediatric built environment, Deneen integrates political, physical, nine years the highest-ranking woman at the newspaper.) healthcare, Uma has led recent projects for Boston economic and cultural factors into every project. She She was also The Globe’s first woman political editor, program, overseeing graphic design of Graphic Design and Printing by Graphic Design and Printing by Children’s Hospital, Children’s Hospital of Michigan, works at a multitude of scales and takes on influential presidential campaign reporter, State House bureau the community at large. The award East Tennessee Children’s Hospital, and Women and planning and design urban open space projects, parks reporter, and magazine writer. She got her start as Children’s Hospital of Buffalo. EXEMPLARY TEACHERSand playgrounds; educational and institutional facilities; EXEMPLARYeditor of a scrappy biweekly advocacy newspaper, The TEACHERS collateral, and co-hosting the award multi-use recreational paths and greenways; street Uma regularly shares her expertise with the healthcare East Boston Community News, where her interests in recognizes 2 to 3 exemplary women corridors; housing and commercial development; and and architecture communities through published works urbanism, land use planning, and transportation policy transportation-related site planning and design. and presentations. Her contributions outside the office were born. celebration. also include participating in the BSA’s Healthcare ↑ → ↓ Redesign of all Deneen has been recognized for the design vision she Renée is a frequent contributor to local and national annually. Facilities Committee and serving on the Board of has brought to many large infrastructure projects that broadcasts and news panels. She was a fellow at Overseers for the Franciscan Children’s Hospital, as a affect the experience of millions of residents of the the Joan Shorenstein Center for the Press and Public WiD Awards program guest lecturer for the Boston University School of Public metropolitan region. Policy at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government Health, on the Alumni Board at the Taubman College and has twice served as a judge for the Pulitzer prizes Publications: Deneen’s commitment to civic engagement has of Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of collateral including the in journalism. With the support of traveling journalism AIA / BSA needed to motivated her to contribute her professional expertise to Challenge: Michigan, and as the Strategic Advisor for Planning and fellowships, she has reported from 14 countries. the enhancement of the local community. In 2009 she Design for several temples in Massachusetts. “Women in Design Award of Excellence: program, poster, and was appointed to the Boston Civic Design Commission, Renée grew up outside New York City but has lived in Uma received a bachelor’s degree in architecture from through which she continues to provide design input Boston since arriving here for college. She is married to revitalize the almost 20-year old award Madras University in India and a Master of Architecture to all significant new development within the City of the jazz pianist and composer Bert Seager. They live in bookmark highlighting from the University of Michigan. She joined Shepley Boston, and has served as a Designator for the George B. Brighton. 20th Anniversary” Bulfinch in 1991. Henderson Foundation, granting funding to projects that process, engage more practitioners both current and past enhance the physical appearance of Boston. award-winners. and increase attendance at the award “Women in Design LinkedIn Group” ceremony. “Women in Design Facebook Group” 19 YEARS OF WOMEN IN DESIGN AWARD OF EXCELLENCE WINNERS Action: Yanel joined the Committee as co-chair and began co-leading a process to update the award submission

REBECCA BARNES, FAIA CAROL R. JOHNSON, FASLA BARBARA BOYLAN, AIA SARAH HARKNESS, FAIA ANN BEHA, FAIA VALERIE FLETCHER DORIS COLE, FAIA JILL MEDVEDOW ELIZABETH ERICSON, FAIA BARBRA BATSHALOM DR. KATHERINE SLOAN PAMELA DELPHENICH, FAIA TAMARA ROY, AIA GAIL SULLIVAN, FAIA NERI OXMAN VIVIEN LI JEAN CARROON, FAIA, LEED CAROL BURNS, FAIA DENEEN CROSBY FELLOW form, revamp the website, relaunch all related graphic design collateral, and rectify key procedural issues of the JUDITH NITSCH, PE ELIZABETH S. PADJEN, FAIA JOAN GOODY, FAIA ANDREA LEERS, FAIA MARION PRESSLEY, FASLA JENNIFER JONES, FASLA ADÈLE NAUDÉ SANTOS, FAIA ELISE WOODWARD, AIA DIANE GEORGOPULOS, FAIA POLLY FLANSBURGH, HON. AIA/ SHEILA KENNEDY, FAIA PAMELA W. HAWKES, FAIA JANET ECHELMAN KATHLEEN LUGOSCH, FAIA LAURA A. WERNICK, FAIA ANNE HAWLEY, HON BSA MEEJIN YOON, AIA, FAAR KATHERINE FAULKNER, AIA, UMA RAMANATHAN, AIA BSA LEED AP program.

JANE WEINZAPFEL, FAIA CLARA WAINWRIGHT SHARON MATTHEWS, AIA VICTORIA SIRIANNI MARTHA SCHWARTZ, FASLA MARYANN THOMPSON, FAIA COCO RAYNES NANCY JENNER, HON. AIA/BSA LYNN WOLFF, FASLA LAURA SOLANO, ASLA DEBORAH PIERCE, AIA CAROLE C. WEDGE, FAIA MIKYOUNG KIM, FASLA KATHLEEN MacNEIL, LEED AP SIGRID MILLER POLLIN, FAIA RENÉE LOTH

POSTHUMOUS AWARD: POSTHUMOUS AWARD: LLOYD HACK JANE THOMPSON, AICP 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

DECLARATION OF RESPONSIBILITY WOMEN IN DESIGN AWARD OF EXCELLENCE / PAST WINNERS I have personal knowledge that the nominee is largely responsible for management and 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 improvements to the program of the project Renée Loth Uma Ramanathan, AIA Crosby Deneen FAIA Burns, Carol MillerSigrid Pollin, FAIA Katherine Faulkner, LEED AP AIA, Awardee Honorary Jane Thompson, Meejin Yoon, FAAR AIA, FAIA, LEED Fellow Carroon, Jean Kathleen MacNeil, LEED AP Kim Mikyoung Anne Hawley, BSA Hon Li Vivien Wernick, FAIA A. Laura Oxman Neri FAIA Wedge, C. Carole FAIA Lugosch, Kathleen FAIA Sullivan, Gail EchelmanJanet Tamara Roy, AIA AIA Pierce, Deborah Pamela W. FAIA Hawkes, Delphenich,Pamela FAIA ASLA Solano, Laura Sheila Kennedy, FAIA Dr. Katherine Sloan FASLA Wolff, Lynn Polly AIA/BSA Hon. Flansburgh, BatshalomBarbara Nancy Jenner, Hon. AIA/BSA FAIA Georgopulous, Diane FAIA Ericson, Elizabeth AIA Woodward, Elise Jill Medvedow Coco Raynes FAIA Santos, Naudé Adèle FAIA Cole, Doris FAIA Thompson, Maryann FASLA Jennifer Jones, Valerie Fletcher Martha Schwartz, FASLA FASLA Pressley, Marion Ann FAIA Beha, Sinianni Victoria FAIA Leers, Andrea FAIA Harkness, Sarah Awardee Honorary Hack, Lloyd AIA Matthews, Sharon FAIA Goody, Joan Barbara Boylan, AIA Wainwright Clara Elizabeth S. Padjen, FAIA R. FASLA Johnson, Carol Weinzapfel,Jane FAIA Judith Nitsch, PE FAIA Barnes, Rebecca listed above.

Felice Silverman, FIIDA Principal, Silverman Trykowski Associates WiD Award of Excellence committee co-chair ↑ Yanel presented awards to 2018 recipients.

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