TEACHING AREA

• Fourth Year Design
• Fifth Year Design
• ARCH 4500 Professional Practice
• ARCH 4320 Materials & Methods II

EDUCATION

• University of Pennsylvania, Master of Architecture [1983]
• Auburn University, Bachelor of Architecture [1982]
• Auburn University, Bachelor of Science [1982]

MEMBERSHIPS

• The American Institute of Architects
• National Council of Architectural Registration Boards – Certificate Holder

TEACHING & ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE

• Interim Head, School of Architecture, Auburn University [2006-Present]
• Auburn University, Architecture Program Chair [2003-2006]
• Auburn University, Associate Professor [1998-present]
• Auburn University, Visiting Professor [1997-1998]
• Temple University, Adjunct Professor [1995-1997]

ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL HONORS

• AIA National Housing Design Award [2007]
• ACSA Collaborative Practice Award [2006]
• Goodwyn, Mills, and Cawood Professorship, Auburn University [2006-2007]
• AIA Alabama Honor Award [2006]
• HUD Secretary’s Award for Excellence [2002]
• ACSA Collaborative Practice Award [2002]
• Architectural Design Fellowship, Alabama Council for the Arts [2002-2003]
• Outstanding Faculty Member Award [02-03; 98-99]
• Dean’s Service Award [1999]
• Ann & Batey Gresham Professorship [1998-1999]
• Kellogg National Fellow – W.K. Kellogg Foundation [1991-1994]
• Young American Award – AIA Philadelphia [1993]

PUBLICATIONS/CREATIVE WORKS

• “Academy, Practice, and the Search for Harmony”, in The AIA Journal of Architecture, Vol. 4, Issue 2, July 2006
• “Experiencing the Rural Studio: An Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes” (co-authored with John Gaber & Melissa Denny) 2006 ACSA Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT
• “Keys to Quality – Success Strategies in Design-Build Partnerships” in Professional Practice 101, 2nd Ed., Andy Pressman, ed., John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2006
• “The Design Habitat Project,” Collaborative Practice Awards Presentation and Exhibit, ACSA Annual Meeting, Louisville, KY [2003]
• “Community Centered Design/Build Studios: Connecting the Past and the Future of Architectural Education,” ACSA Technology and Housing Conference Portland, OR [2002]
• “Examining the Rural Studio: Community Center Design/Build Studio and the Under Currents of Architectural Education,” (Co-authored with Andrew Freear), ACSA Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA [2002]
• “Educating Architects at the Rural Studio: Exploring New Models of Design Education in the Rural South,” (Co-authored with Andrew Freear), ACSA Southwest Regional Meeting, Memphis, TN [2001]
• “Codes of Ethics and Professional Conduct: What Every Architect Should Know,” AIA National Convention, San Diego, CA [2003]
• Alabama Council AIA Convention, Orange Beach, AL [2003]
• AIA National Convention, Charlotte, NC [2002]
• Alabama Council AIA Convention, Gulf Shores, AL [2001]
• “Cultivating a Culture of Leadership and Civic Engagement in the Beginning Design Student,” San Juan, Puerto Rico [2001]
• “Preparing for Leadership: The Case for Leadership Education in Architecture Schools,” ACSA Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD [2001]
• Commander Residence, Auburn, AL [2000]
• St. John Residence Additions & Renovations, Auburn, AL [2000]
• Neeland Residence, Montgomery, AL [2001]
• Stewart Residence Additions & Renovations, Auburn, AL [2001]
• McCord Residence Renovations, Auburn, AL [2002]
• Pettit Residence Additions & Renovations, Auburn, AL [1999 & 2004]
• Gladden Residence Additions & Renovations, Auburn, AL [2004]
• Walsh Residence Renovations, Auburn, AL [2004]
• Large Residence, Auburn, AL [2004]
• Opelika City Hall Renovation Study, Opelika, AL [2004]

RESEARCH

• Rural Studios Outcomes Evaluation [2000-present]
• Pre-Fabricated Affordable Housing [2001]

SERVICE

• AIA Education Honor Awards Jury, Jury Chair, [2006]
• IDP State Educator Coordinator [2002-2006]
• Fourth Year Design Studio Coordinator [2001-2002]
• Fifth Year Design Studio Coordinator [1999-2001]
• Curriculum Committee Chair [1999-present]

• AIA National Committees:
  • Intern Development Program Coordinating Committee
    AIA Educator Coordinator Representative [2006-2008]
  • Educator-Practitioner Network Advisory Committee, EPN Chair 2005, [2002-2006]
  • The Young Architects Forum Steering Group [1989-1992]

• NAAB Accreditation Visiting Teams
  • Wentworth Institute [2000]
  • UCLA [2004]
• East Alabama AIA – Chapter Officer [1999-2001]
• Communitas – Program Director [1998-2002]
• Educator-Practitioner Network Advisory Committee, Vice Chair [2002-present]

REGISTRATION

• Registered Architect – Alabama, Pennsylvania [inactive]
• NCARB Certificate

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

• David Whatley Hinson, Architect Principal [1997-present]
• Ballinger, Philadelphia, PA, Senior Associate [1996-1997]
• Granary Associates, Philadelphia, Project Director [1991-1996]
• Curtis Cox Kennerly, Philadelphia, Associate [1985-1991]
• George Yu Architects, Philadelphia, Project Architect [1983-1985]
• Venturi Rauch and Scott Brown, Philadelphia, Intern Architect [1982-1983]