Academic/ Teaching Experience

MICA:

Adjunct Professor, Maryland Institute College of Art, 2014 - Present

  • Building Technology: Building Systems, AD 311, Spring 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2024

  • Building Technology I: Building Systems, AD 301, Fall 2016, 2015 & 2014

  • Building Technology II: Building Systems, AD 311, Spring 2017, 2016 & 2015

  • Digital Drawing I, AD211, Spring 2014

  • Guest Critic, Design Studio, MICA, 2014-2015 and 2007

  • Mentor, Morgan State Masters Thesis 2023

Washington University in St. Louis:

  • Graduate Assistant, Design Studio, Washington University in St. Louis, 2004

  • Graduate Assistant, Climate & Light, Washington University in St. Louis, 2004

  • Graduate Assistant, Design Studio, Washington University in St. Louis, 2003

  • Graduate Assistant, Graphics II, Washington University in St. Louis, 2003

Other Institutions:

  • WorkPoint, Research & Development Project, Baltimore Design School, 2012-2014

  • Guest Critic, Design Studio, MICA, 2014-2015 and 2007

  • Guest Critic, Design Studio, Morgan State University, 2013

  • Mentor, ACE Mentoring Program, New Town High School, Baltimore, 2010

  • Mentor, FIRST Robotics, Parkville High School Team, Baltimore, 2007-2008

  • Teaching Assistant, Computer Lab, University of Maryland, 2001-2002

SELECTED PHILANTHROPIC WORK

Baltimore Architecture Foundation (BAF), Board of Directors, Director, 2016-2022 & Executive Committee 2017-2022, Vice President 2019, President 2020, Treasurer 2021

BAF is a non-profit, educational, public-oriented outreach organization. Foundation’s promotes an Understanding and appreciation of Baltimore’s built environment through walking tours, Lectures, pubic programs and an architecture in the schools program.

Urban Land Institute, Revitalization + Reuse Product Council, member, 2019-2023

Evolving demographics, regulatory constraints and market forces are driving changes in land use. In light of those factors, redevelopment and reuse are emerging disciplines which hold much promise in creating new real estate value, producing jobs, promoting resource-efficient development and creating resilient communities.

Homeland Association, Architectural Committee Member, 2023-Present

Homeland was built by the Roland Park Company and is an Olmsted designed neighborhood in Baltimore. It features 957 homes and is in a historic district. The Architectural Committee reviews all homeowner applications for modifications and makes recommendations to the Homeland Board.

AIA Baltimore Lecture Series, Committee Member 2005-2007 & Chair, 2008-2018

Responsible for overseeing the committee, event promotion, speaker selection, fundraising, and all other aspects of the multi-event series. Forged relationships with other local organizations such as D:Center Baltimore, MD ASLA, NDC, BAF and AFH to expand our reach and create a citywide dialogue on design.

Baltimore Rowing Club, member, 2011-2018

Federation Internationale des Societes d’Aviron (FISA) World Rowing Tour, Selected Participant Representing the United States, Ireland, 2013

California Emergency Management Agency (CalEMA) Safety Assessment Evaluator Certification, 2013-Present

Neighborhood Design Center Volunteer 2013-Present including the following projects:

  • Motor House, 3rd Floor Tenant Fit Out and Furniture Selection, 2015

  • Furniture and Office Layouts for Arts Everyday, Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance, Maryland Citizens for the Arts, Neighborhood Design Center and Station North Arts and Entertainment.

  • Baltimore, West North Avenue Master Plan, Middle West Design Team, 2014. Includes attending neighborhood meetings to determine needs, site survey’s, stakeholder interviews and charrettes, master plan creation and review with DOT. Middle West section overlaps 5 neighborhoods and a major transportation hub.


SOWEBO Now Project, 2014

Facilitator for 3 Historic Project Team Proposals

•H.L. Mencken House, Fundraising Event. *Awarded Grant for Funding

•We Are SOWEBO Blog & Exhibition

•Baltimore Heritage App, SOWEBO Site Documentation


civicLAB, (Leadership | Architecture | Baltimore) Selected Participant, 2012

Series of educational workshops to promote opportunities and skills for civic engagement by architects and to build a network of leaders. Topics explored include policy, economic impact, urban design development, sustainability and preservation.

TEDx MidAtlantic, Organizer/ Speaker Coordinator, 2010-2011

The 2010 & 2011 events were held at the Harmon Center in Washington, DC with an attendance of 800+ people. Organized the selection of speakers, design and execution of program concept, coordinated and managed all volunteers and speakers the day of the event.

Other Affiliations:

•American Institute of Architects, member, 2008-present

•Greater Baltimore Medical Center Volunteer Auxiliary, volunteer, 2005-present

•National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, member, 2002-present

•Daughters of the American Revolution, 2013-present

•Maryland Humanities Council, volunteer, 2008-2016

•Disaster Assistance Committee thru AIA Baltimore, 2012-2015

•Autodesk Revit Architecture Customers Council, 2007-2012

•Autodesk Beta Tester, 2006-2011

•GWWO Revit Users Group, Chair, 2006-2011

•Baltimore Revit Users Group, Advisory Committee, 2005-2009