CEFPI Foundation and Charitable Trust Fall 2006 [www.cefpifoundation.org]

ASSISTANT DEPUTY SECRETARY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ADDRESSES SCHOOL BUILDING WEEK BREAKFAST

Deborah A. Price, assistant deputy secretary for the U.S. Department of Education

Deborah A. Price, assistant deputy secretary for the U.S. Department of Education, was the guest speaker at the 2006 School Building Week Breakfast, hosted by the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust. The Breakfast took place on October 17, 2006 at the Willard InterContinental in Washington, D.C.

Speaking to "Creating Safe Schools, Ms. Price's comments centered on the Breakfast's theme of the importance of safe, healthy, high performing and sustainable school facilities in fostering student achievement and community vitality.

"I am delighted to be here in support of School Building Week and the School of the Future student design competition. The competition is an excellent example of how students can apply mathematics to real-life situations. It also shows how academics and school safety can work together. Secretary (Margaret) Spellings and I believe that safe and welcoming school buildings are the foundation upon which high academic achievement is possible. Students cannot learn and teachers cannot teach in schools that are not safe, healthy and secure," Ms. Price remarked.

Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings, Ms. Price and Thomas A. Kube, executive director, CEFPI, also attended the recent White House Conference on School Safety. "Our schools house one of the nation's most precious assets: our children. The design of effective schools is a key step in preventing crime and emergencies and mitigating the damage that may occur. Attractive, well-designed and well-maintained facilities also play an important role in contributing to a positive school culture and climate. Working together, I know that schools can be stronger, safer and healthier places for our nation's children," Ms. Price concluded.

Ms. Price oversees the Education Department's activities related to safe schools, crisis response, alcohol and drug prevention, the health and well being of students and building strong character and citizenship. She also leads the Education Department's Homeland Security efforts.

School Building Week, April 30-May 4, 2007, was originally created as a one-day celebration by the Council of Educational Facility Planners International to bring attention to the important role school buildings play in the educational process. The Foundation now leads this week-long nationwide effort in partnership with 36 organizations, including three federal agencies.

Proceeds from the benefit breakfast sustain the significant programs and projects under the aegis of the Foundation. The CEFPI Foundation facilitates research on the impact of healthy, high performing, safe and sustainable school facilities on student achievement and community vitality. The Foundation also funds and supports School Building Week, the Dale Scheideman Merit Scholarship Program and the Paragon Schoolhouse Project.

Thomas A. Kube, executive director, CEFPI and CEFPI Foundation; Deborah Price, deputy secretary, U.S. Department of Education; Tom Ellis, Tandus and chair, CEFPI Foundation.

Judy Hoskens, Cuningham Group Architects and CEFPI board member; Elizabeth Davis, Garnet Patterson Middle School, DCPS and teacher of last year's School Building Week student design competition winners; Barbara Worth, associate executive director, CEFPI Foundation; Deborah Price, U.S. Department of Education.

The CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust is pleased to announce the appointment of David D. Garner, Robert A. Henry and Richard K. Strauss to the Board of Trustees.

David D. Garner,
Board of Trustees

David D. Garner, Lewis and Roca, Phoenix, Arizona, is a member of the firms' commercial litigation group. His practice includes an emphasis on civil appellate litigation and education law. Prior to joining Lewis and Roca, Mr. Garner served as law clerk to the Honorable Michael D. Ryan of the Arizona Court of Appeals. While in law school at Brigham Young University, he served on the Brigham Young Law Review as lead note and comment editor and was also a teaching assistant for legal research and writing. Mr. Garner received his BA from Brigham Young University as well as his J.D., cum laude. Mr. Garner is fluent in Bulgarian and Serbo-Croatian.

Robert A. Henry,
Board of Trustees, Vice-Chair

Robert A. Henry, is a partner in Snell & Wilmer, LLP, and co-chair of Snell & Wilmer's hiring committee. His practice is concentrated in civil litigation and general legal counsel regarding business operations, with a focus on and particular experience with matters or issues arising out of commercial and real estate transactions, contracts, and relationships. Mr. Henry has extensive experience in both state and federal trial courts and in various alternative dispute resolution forums. He represents regional and national corporations, Arizona-based businesses and individuals. A graduate of the University of Michigan and the University of Michigan School of Law, magna cum laude, Mr. Henry served as associate editor of the Michigan Law Review. Prior to his present position, Mr. Henry served as judicial clerk for Vice Chief Justice James Moeller, Arizona Supreme Court.

Richard K. Strauss is founder and co-CEO of United Investment Advisory. Mr. Strauss has spent most of his career on Wall Street as a renowned analyst, covering financial services, and authoring numerous strategic pieces on wealth management. He worked for Goldman Sachs for a decade (1993-03), covering brokers, money center banks, and asset managers. Mr. Strauss' views have been solicited in the IPO and capital raising processes of many asset managers, including Franklin Resources, AMG, BlackRock and Waddell and Reed. He was a Director at Deutsche Bank, following Financial Services (2003-05). Earlier, he was at Salomon Brothers, with super regional and regional bank coverage. Mr. Strauss ranked on Institutional Investor's All American Research Team for six straight years, earning a top three distinction in 1998,1999, and 2002. He holds both an MBA cum laude and BA from Cornell University.

104 golfers enjoyed a spectacular day on the sunny links at the Pointe South Mountain Resort's Phantom Horse Golf Club in Phoenix, Arizona during the recent CEFPI annual conference. The Foundation tournament was a scramble format with a shotgun start, with Mulligan Coupons purchased by each player. Proceeds from the tournament support the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust's endeavor to foster research on the impact of school facilities on student achievement and community vitality. The Foundation also funds projects such as School Building Week, the Dale Scheideman Merit Scholarship Program and the Paragon Schoolhouse Project.

The awards presentation was a highlight of the conference's final gala, Phoenix Fire and Ice, which took place following the tournament.

1st Place
Randy Blecha, Adolfson & Peterson
Louis Daniels, Adolfson & Peterson
Mike Misner, Adolfson & Peterson
Mike Peterson, Adolfson & Peterson

2nd Place
Robert Erickson, Corgan Associates
Larry Goodrich, Terracon Consultants
Judy Hoskens, Cuningham Group Architects
Brian Lovegren, LightSpeed

3rd Place
Bill Clossin, Tandus
David Kaczynski, N. Harris Montgomery Community College
Irene Nigaglioni, PBK Architects, Inc.
Roy Sprague, Cypress-Fairbanks ISD

Skill Prizes

Closest to the pin on # 7		Eli Gage, School Construction News
Closest to the pin on # 17		Geoff Kehr, Mukilteo School District
Men's Long Drive on # 5		James Hassel, Plunkett Raysich Architects
Men's Long Drive on # 12		James Hassel, Plunkett Raysich Architects
Women's Long Drive on # 2		Didi Abi-Arrage, InRe Financial
Women's Long Drive on # 9		Trudy Vass, Ventin Group Ltd. Architects

A big thanks to Peter Finsen, Board of Trustees and tournament chair and to the sponsors who made the exceptional event possible.

Adolfson & Peterson Construction
DeBourgh Mfg. Company
Fanning Howey
FGM Architects/Engineers
Georgia/Carolinas PCI
HMC Architects
Moseley Architects
PBK Architects, Inc.
Saxton Bradley, Inc.
School Construction News
The Facility Group
Vitetta Architects & Engineers

And a special thanks from all those thirsty golfers for the Beverage Carts provided by Tandus!

School Building Week Design Competition Ad

The CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust has taken the School Building Week 2007 School of the Future Student Design Competition nationwide. Curriculum for this design competition has been developed, addressing the national math standards for middle school students (grades 5-8) which provides a vibrant venue for applying mathematical concepts relevant to students' lives. The curriculum, which was reviewed by the National Education Association (NEA) includes two 9-week units with lesson plans. Each of the two units of study, Ideal Learning Environments and Designing the Floor Plan is broken down into lessons that not only emphasize mathematics, but also communication, teamwork and further connections to English, communication, social studies, health and other sciences. It is assumed that the included lessons are not a student's first exposure to the standards and that prior teaching has provided requisite skills for success. The lessons are designed to be implemented once a week and the duration of both units are intended to last a total of one semester. The curriculum has been placed on CDs and sent to all 14,383 school districts across the nation.

35 federal agencies and national associations partner with the CEFPI Foundation in School Building Week. Local and regional design competition juries will be conducted in January and February in each of seven regions of the country. The regional winning teams (3-4 class representatives, a teacher and a parent) will receive travel and hotel accommodations in Washington, DC, to participate in the final jury process slated for May 2, 2007. A School Building Week Reception will be held at the National Association of Realtors Silver LEED building on Thursday, May 3 following a day on Capitol Hill for the finalists, where they will meet with their respective congressmen and be introduced in the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee chambers as well as the House Education Workforce meeting. The Awards Ceremony will take place at the National Building Museum in DC on Friday, May 4, 2007.

November 15, 2006 is the final date for school districts to enroll as participants in the competition. To enroll, please go to sbw.cefpifoundation.org. Click on your state on the homepage map and follow the prompts. We will assist you in securing mentors to enhance the program for the students.

We applaud the keen interest, leadership and service that CEFPI and Foundation members have given to improving school buildings so please accept our invitation to motivate, inspire and provide this opportunity for the kids!

School Building Week Partners
CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust
Council of Educational Facility Planners International
U.S. Department of Energy
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Energy Star
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Indoor Air Environments
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Children's Health Protection
The 21st Century School Fund
3D/International
Alliance to Save Energy
American Association of School Administrators
American Federation of Teachers
American Architectural Foundation
American Institute of Architects
Association of School Business Officials International
Centennial Contractors Enterprises
Coalition for Community Schools
Cuningham Group Architecture, P.A.
District of Columbia Public Schools
Fanning/Howey Associates, Inc.
George Lucas Educational Foundation
Healthy Schools Network, Inc.
Heery International, Inc.
Johnson Controls, Inc.
KnowledgeWorks Foundation
National Association of Realtors
National Clearinghouse for Educational Facilities
National School Boards Association
National School Supply and Equipment Association
Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center/ UNC-Chapel Hill
Rebuild America's Schools
School Construction News
School Planning & Management magazine
Tandus Corporation
The Rural School & Community Trust
The U.S. Conference of Mayors
URS Corporation

The Paragon Schoolhouse Project (PSP) is an outreach program of the CEFPI Foundation dedicated to help support school districts improve the built learning environment for students, staff and the community that they serve. Following two years of tireless efforts by members of the PSP committee, the Foundation reached a decision to rescind the offer to help support the School District of Philadelphia, and specifically, the Spring Garden Elementary School. Conversations with the school district began over two years ago with mutually agreed upon plans, objectives and enthusiasm. Twenty-four months later, the Foundation is unable to bring its resources to fruition, due to what appears to be legal stonewalling. As a result, we have communicated with the many CEFPI architects, engineers, media and industry partners who have graciously donated of their time, material and resources for the Spring Garden Elementary School, that we can no longer move forward with the project. The intent was and has always been to help and promote the School District of Philadelphia through resources that may not otherwise be available.

We are taking a step forward with the Paragon Schoolhouse Project and joining forces with the CEFPI Katrina/Rita Task Force, which is strongly committed to and engaged in assisting the St. Bernard Parish, LA in their renovation and rebuilding efforts. The Katrina Taskforce has completed a facility assessment for Triste Middle School as well as a master plan for growth as students return. The Task Force has also drafted a Disaster Preparedness Report covering topics such as disaster planning, management and recovery; best practices for K-12 in disaster planning; and hurricane crisis management, planning and recovery. It is the hope of the PSP that the CEFPI participating architects, engineers, media and industry partners will donate their time, material and resources to the St. Bernard Parish. We continue to believe that our children and the communities where they live are our first priority.

Elton Dale Scheideman
(1933-2006)

In honor of Dale Scheideman, chair, the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust and member of the CEFPI Board of Directors, the CEFPI Foundation has created the Dale Scheideman Merit Scholarship program, which replaces the current Distinguished Merit Scholarship program. Given Dale's commitment to planning and designing school buildings that help children learn, what better way to honor his memory than to provide financial support for the education of future educational facility planners and inspire them with his vision.

The Dale Scheideman Merit Scholarship program is a nationally competitive merit-based annual scholarship program designed for undergraduate and post-graduate students preparing for a career related to educational facility planning and design. This scholarship award was created to honor the significant contributions to the field of facility planning and design by the late Dale Scheideman – architect; Director of New School and Facility Planning, Clark County School District; and Foundation Chairman. Each year, students will be selected to receive a Dale Scheideman Merit Scholarship Award. Members are encouraged to nominate potential candidates. Award packets, with all required submission forms are available on-line at www.cefpifoundation.org/scholarship.html.

Donations may be made to the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust, designated to the Dale Scheideman Merit Scholarship. To make a contribution, download the Contribution Form, complete and fax or mail to the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust.

As you prepare your holiday gift list, please consider adding the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust to your list. Providing today's children and future generations with healthy, safe, high performance learning environments contributes to student success and community vitality – and helps to build a stronger and brighter future for our world.

A year-end gift to the CEFPI Foundation ensures that we achieve our common goal and also can significantly reduce your 2006 income taxes. New tax legislation is in place addressing life income gifts, charitable bequests as well as gifts of stock, real estate and life insurance giving you ample charitable deductions and/or avoidance of paying capital gains.

The CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust is a non-profit organization established to create and build resources to foster research and scholarly study regarding the impact of school facilities on student achievement and the communities they serve. The CEFPI Foundation endeavors to add to and improve the body of knowledge and best practices of educational facility planning. The CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust also funds projects such as School Building Week, the Dale Scheideman Merit Scholarship Awards Program and the Paragon Schoolhouse Project.

The quality of our schools affects us all. Please join us in creating a legacy to our children and our communities.

To contribute, please go to www.cefpifoundation.org. The CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust wishes all of you a joyous holiday season.

Reginald Teague Foundation Challenge – $1,000
Victoria Bergsagel – Architects of Achievement
William DeJong, REFP – DEJONG
Tom Ellis, Tandus
Ronald H. Fanning, AIA, PE, REFP – Fanning Howey
Merle and Joanne Kirkley
Reginald Teague, REFP

Dale Scheideman Merit Scholarship Program
CEFPI Southwest Region – $5,000
Rocky Mountain Chapter of CEFPI – $500

Special Gifts and Memorials – $100+
Victoria S. Bergsagel – Architects of Achievement
James A. Brady, AIA, REFP – America's Schoolhouse Council
Lee Brockway, AIA – Fanning Howey
Ronald H. Fanning, AIA, PE, REFP – Fanning Howey
Byron Kimball

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Mr. Lynn Abbott – Melfort Tiger Lily School District No. 100
Mr. Paul Abramson – Stanton Leggett & Associates
Ms. Sharon Ackerman – Loudoun County Public Schools
Mr. W Graham Adams, Jr., AIA – Adams Group Architects, PA
Mr. Robert Adamson – Cohos Evamy
Mr. Donald Akira, AIA – Waldron Akira, Inc.
Mr. Khalid Al-Shehail – UAE Ministry of Education & Youth
Mr. Joseph J. Aliotta – Swanke Hayden Connell Architects
Mr. Juan Pablo Aljure Leon – Colegio Rochester
Ms. Anna Marie Herzfeld – Allebach
Mr. Rembert C. Alley, Jr. – Alley Associates, PA
Mr. Allan Anderson, AIA – Anderson La Rocca Anderson Haynes
Mr. Dan Anderson – Don Todd Associates Inc
Mr. Jason Arebalos – Montrose County School District RE1J
Mr. Anthony L. Arnold – Virginia Beach City Public Schools - FPC
Mr. Jerry Dale – Ashcraft Corsicana Independent School District
Mr. Robert Autorino – Paramus Board of Education

B
Mr. Richard Baier – Northland School Division No. 61
Mr. Paul Bains – Bains Engineering Corp.
Mr. Jeff Baker – Keller Independent School District
Mr. Jon Alan Baker, AIA – NTDSTICHLER Architecture
Mr. Joost Bakker – Hotson Bakker Boniface Haden Architects
Mr. Kevin Balciar – Soliel West
Mr. Ken Baluch – Grande Yellowhead Regional Div. SD #35
Mr. Jerome Bankovich, Jr., AIA, LEED – KTH Architects, Inc.
Mr. Michael D. Barham – Michael D Barham Architect
Mr. James Bartosh – Granger School District
Mr. Joe Baumgartner – Bogen Communications, Inc.
Mr. Robert Bechtold – Matanuska-Susitna Borough
Mr. David C. Beck – Alder Sales Corporation
Mr. Dennis Bekken – Capital Consultants/DesignWorks AE
Mr. Robert Bennett – Bennett Architect Inc.
Ms. Deborah Beresford – The Beresford Company
Ms. Victoria S. Bergsagel – Architects of Achievement, LLC
Mr. Lawrie Bertoldi – Bertoldi Architects Pty Ltd
Mr. John Beynon
Mr. Peter Bickerton – Bickerton Masters Architecture
Mr. Brent Bieshaar – Academic Specialties Inc.
Mr. Steven Bingler, REFP – Concordia LLC
Mr. Kevin R. Blackney – Blackney Hayes Architects
Mr. Tom J. Blahak – Heery International, Inc.
Mr. Larry Blair – School District Strategies
Mr. Kyle Blakeney – Harlandale Independent School District
Mr. Robert W. Blatchford, Jr., AIA, REFP – Lesko Associates, Inc.
Mr. James R. Blomberg – Sunoptics Skylights
Mr. Brian Boettcher, P.Eng., LEED AP – Hargis Engineers, Inc.
Mr. Daniel L. Boggio, AIA – PBK Architects, Inc.
Ms. Lettie E. Boggs – Colbi Technologies, Inc.
Mr. Ronald E. Bogle – American Architectural Foundation
Mr. Charles Bollinger – Conroe Independent School District
Mr. Donald Bonnett, AIA – Bonnett Associates, Inc.
Mr. Lawrence Bortoluzzi – Calgary Board of Education
Mr. Orville Borys – Black Gold Regional Division No. 18
Mr. Richard L. Bowen – Richard L Bowen + Associates Inc
Mr. Rodney E. Bowers – Cadence McShane Corp
Mr. R. Scott Boyd – Educational Systems Planning
Mr. A. V. Brammar – ACI Architecture Inc.
Mr. John Brand – Brand Architects
Ms. Carmen Braun – VS America, Inc.
Ms. Barbara Bray – Diocese Of Oakland School Department
Mr. Michael Breedlove – Breedlove Land Planning, Inc.
Mr. John Brenan – Davis Langdon Australia
Mr. William A. Brenner – National Clearinghouse for Educational Facilities
Ms. Laura S. Brent, AICP – Shockey/Brent, Inc.
Mr. Barry Brobst – The Architectural Studio
Mr. Lee J. Brockway, AIA – Fanning Howey
Mr. Scott Brown, AIA – Maine Department of Education
Mr. D. Greggwood Brown, REFP – Killick Metz Bowen Rose, Arch/Plnr. Inc.
Mr. Darrell Brown – Burling Brown & Partners Pty Ltd
Mr. Daniel C. Bruck, Ph.D., LEED AP – BRC Acoustics & Technology Consulting
Mr. Rick Brugos – Holy Spirit RCSRD No. 4
Mr. Larry Bryce – New Westminster School District No. 40
Mr. James Buch – McKinley & Associates
Dr. Lee Burch, AIA – Parsons - 3D/I
Mr. Michael H. Burriss – Wake County Public School System
Ms. Jeane M. Butterfield – Ministry of Education and Development
Mr. Walter H. Byrd – Clovis Unified School District

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Mr. Patrick J. Callahan – Gilfillan Callahan Architects
Mr. Domingo J. Cambeiro, REFP, AIA – Domingo Cambeiro Corporation
Mr. Kevin Campbell – West Chester Area School District
Mr. Thomas Campbell – L.A. Fuess Partners Inc.
Mr. Paul Campbell-Allen – MCA Architects
Mr. John P. Capazzi, AIA – Rivardo Schnitzer Capazzi Architects (RSC)
Mr. R. Glenn Capps – Hickman & Ambrose, Inc.
Ms. Victoria L. Cargile – VIC Associates, Inc.
Mr. James M. Carl – East Penn School District
Mr. Scott Carlin – Lexington/Richland Counties School District 5
Mr. Bob Carlisle – Killeen Independent School District
Mr. Jon H. Carlsten, AIA – Carlsten Sanford, Inc.
Mr. David C. Carrithers – Centennial Contractors Enterprises
Mr. Stephen Carruthers – Zeidler Partnerships Architects
Mr. Jewels V. Carter – Corgan+PBA
Mr. Ken Cartier – GEC Architecture
Mr. Stephen J. Cashman, AIA – Cashman Stahler Group
Mr. Daniel Chandler – Olympic Associates Company
Mr. William B. Chaput – Hutteball & Oremus Architecture, Inc.
Mr. David Erik Chase, AIA, CPSM, REFP – Chase A+EP, Architecture + Educational Planning
Mr. Leon Chatelain, III – Chatelain Architects
Mr. Louis Cherry, AIA – Cherry Huffman Architects, PA
Mr. Robert Chomiak, P. Eng. – Heery International, Inc.
Mr. Jim Christensen – Architects West, Inc.
Mr. Shane Christian – URS Corporation
Mr. Thomas Christian – SGPA Architecture and Planning
Mr. Jim P. Christie – CRETESEAL
Mr. Dave Christie – The Workun Garrick Partnership
Dr. Noel J. Christie – N J Christie & Associates, Pty Ltd
Mr. Gaylaird Christopher, AIA – Architecture for Education, Inc.
Mr. Fred Chrystal – Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board
Mr. Dale W. Churchill – Mission School District (Former Abbotsford)
Mr. Douglas Cinnamon – Cohos Evamy
Mr. Joseph Ciotti – Richardson Associates - Electronics Inc
Mr. Nick Clark – Clark & Clark
Mr. Mark Clements – Woodhead International
Mr. David Clinckett, P.Eng. – Calgary Catholic Board of Education
Mr. Robert E. Cliver, P. Eng. – Estes, McClure and Associates, Inc.
Mr. James Clough, AIA – KCBA Architects
Mr. Myles Cochran – Rauland-Borg Corporation
Mr. Steve Cole – Lake Washington School District No. 414
Mr. James D. Coles, REFP – Design West Architects, P.A.
Dr. Virginia S. Collier, Ph.D. – Texas A & M University
Mr. Michael L. Collins – Collins Cooper Carusi Architects, Inc.
Mr. Ed Consalo – Derry Township School District
Mr. Bruce Cooper – Springford Area School District
Mr. Gary Lynn Cooper – Gary Cooper Educational Facility
Mr. Leonard Costable – Mahopac Central School District
Mr. James L. Cox – James L Cox & Associates
Ms. Katherine Craven – Massachusetts School Building Authority
Ms. Joan H. Creviston – CGLS Architects, Inc.
Ms. Joanna Burke Croft – Burkhart Croft Architects, LLC
Mr. Peter Crone PCA – Peter Crone Architects Pty Ltd
Mr. Earl Crossland – Voorhis Slone Welsh Crossland
Mr. Michael Currie – Bainbridge Island School District

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Mr. Rick Dallmann – Southwest Region School District
Mr. Terry Danelley, MRAIC, MAA, OAA, AAA – LM Architectural Group
Mr. Russell Davidson, AIA – Kaeyer Garment & Davidson Architects, PC
Mr. Frank Davino – Carpin Manufacturing, Inc.
Mr. Jeffrey R. Davis – Tappe Associates, Inc.
Mr. James A. Davison, AIA – Alpha Associates, Incorporated
Mr. Paul S. Degillio, AIA – Burkavage Design Associates
Mr. Richard H. Dewar, AIA – OWP/P Inc.
Mr. Thomas R. DiBuono – Southern Westchester BOCES
Ms. Carle A. Dixon – Harrisburg Department of Education
Mr. Kevin Dixon – Peace Wapiti School Division No. 76
Mr. Wayne Doll – Holy Family Catholic Regional Div. No. 37
Mr. Richard Ian Donaldson – Donaldson + Warn, Architects
Mr. Lee P. Dore, AIA – Dore & Whittier Architects, Inc.
Ms. Rose Dowdy – EnLink Geoenergy Services
Mr. Mark Dowell – Domingo Cambeiro Corporation
Mr. Chris Dower – Western Heights College
Mr. Eric Dufek, AIA – Eppstein Uhen Architects, Inc.
Mr. Wayne Dunn – Ballarat Grammar School
Mr. Vince Duobinis – Centennial Contractors Enterprises

E
Mr. Greg Edwards – Gamma Construction Company
Ms. Barbara Egan – Woodward Academy, Inc.
Mr. Michael Ehrling – Zyscovich, Inc.
Ms. Raylee Elliott Burns – Queensland University of Technology
Mr. Tom Ellis – Tandus (C & A )
Dr. Kenneth L. English, AIA – DMJM Management

F
Mr. Paul H. Falkenbury, REFP – Samaha Associates, P.C.
Mr. Ed Farrington – nora Rubber Flooring / Freudenberg
Mr. John Farrugia – Parramatta Diocese Catholic Education Office
Ms. Cheryl Felske – HCA Architects
Mr. David Ferguson, REFP – ZMM Inc
Mr. Dave Ferree – Fairbanks North Star Borough School District
Mr. Robert W. Ferris, AIA, REFP – SfL+a Architects, P.A.
Mr. Chuck Fields – Fields & Associates
Mr. Michael A. Fields, AIA – Gallaudet University
Mr. Thomas L Findley – Leo A. Daly Company
Mr. David R. Finney, AIA – Design Partnership of Cambridge,Inc.
Mr. Peter I. Finsen – Georgia/Carolinas PCI
Mr. Evan Scott Fleming – Fleming/Associates/Architects, P.C.
Mr. Al Flores – Vail School District No. 20
Mr. Brian Foret, REFP – Wicomico County Board of Education
Ms. Margaret Foster – Buck Simpers Architect + Associates, Inc
Ms. Donna Ward Francis, AIA – Pearce Brinkley Cease & Lee PA
Mr. David L. Friar, AIA – Friar Associates Inc.
Mr. John Friedman – Village Architects, LLC
Ms. Deborah Mae Friesen – O.C.A. Architects
Mr. Obert L. Friggstad – Friggstad Downing Henry Architects

G
Mr. Marlin Gabbert – Gabbert Architects Planners
Mr. Eli Gage – School Construction News
Mr. Douglas Gage, MRAIC – Gibbs Gage Architects
Mr. Robert Garrison, Jr. – Garrison Architects
Ms. Lesa Gary – United Environmental Services, L.P.
Mr. William L. Gaudreau, AIA – Gaudreau, Inc.
Mr. J. Anthony Gaydon – Heery International, Inc.
Dr. Gary Gerber – Broken Arrow Public Schools
Ms. Casey S. Gerken – AndersonMasonDale Architects
Mr. Christopher J. Gibbs, AIA – HGA
Mr. Thomas W. Gilbert, AIA, REFP – Gilbert Architects Inc.
Mr. Steven Gilbert – Chesapeake Public Schools
Mr. Peter Gisolfi, AIA, ASLA – Peter Gisolfi Associates
Mr. Charles George Glanville – Charles Glanville Architects P/L
Mr. Lawrence J. Gleason CPMI
Mr. Glenn R. Gollenberg, AIA – The S/L/A/M Collaborative
Ms. Cathy Gonzales – St. Bernard Parish
Mr. Wes Good – Kirksey
Ms. Theresa Gordon – Welcome Ramp Systems, Inc.
Mr. Victor R. Graves – Graves & McLean, Architects
Mr. Ted Paul Green – Wilson & Company, Eng. & Architects
Mr. Jeffrey L. Greene, AIA – Greene-Gasaway Architects PLLC
Mr. Matthew Gregory, AIA, CCS – Architectural Werks
Mr. Philip Gresley – Gresley Abas Architects
Mr. Norman Grey-Noble, REFP – IBI Group Architects
Mr. Jack Grice – Grice Engineering, Inc.
Mr. Michael A. Griebel – Healy, Bender, & Associates, Inc.
Mr. Geoffrey C. Grimes, REFP, AIA – Struxture Architects
Mr. Robert A. Grove, AIA – R G Architects
Ms. Elisabetta Guj – Jones Coulter Young Pty Ltd

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Ms. Jennifer Landrum Hadden
Mr. William Haddon – Wrightson, Johnson, Haddon & Williams, Inc. (WJHW)
Mr. Bob Hall, AIA – Isaac Benton & Associates
Mr. Michael L. Hamilton, RRC, RRO – Michael L Hamilton Inc
Mr. Gerald S. Hammond, FAIA – Steed Hammond Paul, Inc
Mr. George W. Hance, Jr. – New Hanover County Schools
Mr. Neal Harper – Cadence McShane Corp
Mr. Michael A. Harris – Harris Consultants LLC
Mr. Kevin A. Harrison, AIA – TMP Architecture LLC
Mr. Kenneth W. Harshman – Grey Wolf Architecture
Mr. Larry Hartman – Hartman LTD, Inc.
Mr. Rex Hartman – St. Vrain Valley School District
Mr. Jerry L. Hartsfield – TLM Associates Inc.
Mr. Bob Havrilla – Great Oaks Institute of Technology
Mr. Lee Heckendorn – DCM Architecture, Inc./EDUFAC
Mr. Ty M. Heim – Quality Planning Consultancy, Inc.
Mr. Kenton C. Heinze – Braun & Butler Construction
Mr. Bruce D. Helm – Charter Builders, Ltd.
Ms. Barbara Helton-Berg – Thomas Blurock Architects, Inc.
Mr. John Henri – J.J. Henri Co., Inc.
Mr. Fritz Hext – Columbia Brazoria Independent School District
Mr. Dave Heynen – Larsen Consulting Group, Inc.
Mr. Keith Hickman, REFP – KAH Architects and Interior Designers
Mr. Bud Hidlay – YKK AP America, Inc.
Mr. David Hieronymus – DLH Architecture, LLC
Dr. Franklin Hill, Ph.D – Franklin Hill & Associates, Facility Planners
Mr. D. Michael Hill – Howard/Bingham/Hill Architects
Mr. Sprunt Hill – Wayne County Board of Education
Ms. Amanda Pauline/Holycross Hoffsis – Ohio State University
Mr. William Hogan – Union City Board of Education
Mr. Randall L. Hohlaus, AIA – Kell Mu�oz Architects, Inc.
Mr. Ian Hore – Walter Brooke and Associates Pty Ltd
Ms. Kathryn L. Horne, AIA, LEED AP – The FWA Group, PA
Mr. Peter S. Hossack – Peter Hossack Architect, Inc.
Mr. Stephen D. Hostetler, P.Eng., REFP – Timmons Group
Mr. Galen Glenn Howsare
Ms. Elaine Grove Huckaby – Advantage Appraisal Services
Mr. Jess Hudson – Garland Independent School District
Mr. Wally Huerta – Huerta & Associates Architects
Mr. James A. Huettl, AIA – USKH, Inc.
Mr. Michael Brad Hughes, AIA – Bay Architects, Inc.
Mr. Rick Hume – Howe Sound School District No. 48
Ms. Alberta Hutchings – Elk Island Catholic SRD No. 41
Mr. Randy Huxley – Buffalo Trail Public Schools
Mr. Terry K. Hyer – ECI-Hyer Architects

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Mr. Robert Michael Iamello – Tomaino Tomaino Iamello & Assoc., P.A.
Mr. Earle C. Ipsen, AIA – HTI, Inc. Architects
Mr. Joe Irizarry – Raba-Kistner Consultants, Inc

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Mrs. Audrey Jackson – Associated Independent Schools/Western Australia
Mr. Jack H. Jackson – Jackson - Jackson & Associates, Inc.
Mr. Steve Jackson, ASCT – Rocky Mountain School District No. 6
Ms. Donna Jamieson – Tandus Canada
Ms. Beryl Jamieson – NSW Department of Education & Training
Mr. Raymond J. Jaminet – Olsavsky Jaminet Architects
Mr. Daniel W. Jardine, REFP – Facility Group, The
Mr. Ken Jayne – Applied Innovative Management, Inc.
Mr. Kendall Jessiman, MAIBC – Iredale Group Architecture
Mr. Philip Jimerson, RTSBA – Dallas Independent School District
Mr. Scott Johnson, AIA – Fairbanks North Star Borough
Mr. Casey Johnson – Forbo Linoleum Inc.
Mr. K. John Jones – Dykeman Architects
Mr. Lee M. Jorik
Ms. Nancy Josephson – Bainbridge Island School District

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Mr. Nick H. Kajita – Educational Environment Planning, Inc. (EEP)
Mr. Robert Katica – Architects BCRA
Mr. Edward A. Kazanjian – Westwood Public Schools
Mr. Bruce M. Keller – Kalwall Corporation
Mr. Roger Wayne Keller – Teachers College-Columbia University
Mr. Mark K. Kemp, AIA – Carmichael-Kemp, Architects
Mr. James P. Kennedy – North Slope Borough School District
Ms. Sharon Kennedy – The Robinson Company
Dr. Norbert J. Kennerknecht – Warren County School District
Mr. Byron L. Kimball
Mr. Craig P. Kimmel, AIA – Reese Lower Patrick & Scott LTD
Mr. Rodwell G. King, RIBA, REFP – GPD Associates
Mr. Edward E. Kirkbride, NCARB, REFP – Kirkbride Associates
Mr. Merle J. Kirkley
Mr. Kirk Kistner – Bartlett Cocke General Contractors
Mr. Ken Kjelland – Baird/Williams Construction, Ltd.
Mr. Dale A. Klappenbach, AIA – Klappenbach Architects
Mr. Alan Kloepper – Grasslands Public Schools
Ms. Laura Knauss, AIA, LEED AP, REFP – Lionakis - Beaumont Design Group, Inc.
Mr. Steven K. Knierim, AIA – OPN Architects, Inc.
Mr. Robert J. Kobet, AIA – Sustainaissance International, Inc.
Mr. Chris Kraemer – URS Corporation/Orange County Public Schools
Mr. Gary Kromer – Kaatz/Binkley/Jones/Morris Architects
Mr. Scott A. Kuehn – H+L Architecture Ltd.
Mr. Joseph Kunkle, AIA, P.Eng. – SSOE, Inc.
Mr. Robert J. Kuntz – Prince George's County Public Schools
Ms. Wendy S. Kunz, AIA, REFP – Camden Board of Education

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Mr. Andrew LaRowe, CFM – StudioJAED
Mr. Michael Lahowin – TCA Architects, LLC
Mr. Jerry Lammers – Alamo Architects
Mr. Victor Landfair, AIA, LEED AP – The Skillman Corporation
Mr. Joseph W. Lang – RDG Planning & Design
Dr. Kenneth Langer – Environmental Market Solutions, Inc. (EMSI)
Mr. Thomas Brent Lapsley – Paradigm Consultants, Inc.
Ms. Sandy Law – GLA Architects
Mr. Scott Layne – Irving Independent School District
Mr. Roger J. A. LeBlanc, MAAA, OAA, MAIBC – Boucock, Craig, Wong Architects
Mr. W. Bruce Lea – Gilbane Building Company
Mr. Dale Lechelt, P.Eng. – Elk Island Public Schools
Mr. Gordon Lee – Selig/Lee/Rueda Architects/Planners LLC
Mr. Martin E. Lee – DeBourgh Mfg. Company
Mr. Vaughn L Lein, AIA – LSW Architects PC
Mr. Gerard Letizia – Hudson County Schools of Technology
Mr. Thomas J. Lindsey – Cole + Russell Architects
Mr. Peter C. Lippman – Body-Lawson Associates ARCHITECTS & PLANNERS
Mr. Merlin A. Lirette – The Merlin Group, Ltd.
Dr. Donald B. Lloyd – Saskatoon Catholic Schools
Mr. Larry Logsdon – San Jacinto College
Mr. John C. Lopeman, AIA – ethos|three architecture
Mr. Bill Low, P.Eng., MCIP – Bill Low & Associates Management Ltd
Mr. Eric Lumley – Stephens Kozak Carr and Brown Architects
Ms. Grace Lynch, AIA, PP – Grace Lynch AIA PP

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Mr. Robert Mabrey – Beringer Ciaccio Dennell Mabrey, Inc (BCDM)
Mr. Eddie MacEldowney – Davis Martin Powell & Associates Inc
Mr. Ian Macdonald – Macdonald Architects
Mr. Pedro A. de Magalhaes Castro – Magellan Architects
Mr. Michael Malone, AIA – Partners in Architecture
Ms. Vivian Manasc, FRAIC – Manasc Isaac Architects Ltd
Mr. Raymond L. Manning, REFP – Song + Associates, Inc.
Mr. John Mannix – Spokane Public Schools
Ms. Marie-Odile Marceau – Marceau Evans Johnson Architects
Mr. Garry Martin – Garry Martin Associates
Mr. Douglas L. Massie, MAIBC – Douglas L. Massie Company
Mr. Robert Matschulat, AIA,CSI, CCS
Mr. Urs Maurer-Dietrich, ETH/SIA/SIB – Schulraumplanung / Schulbauberatung
Dr. Russell O. Mays – University of North Florida
Mr. Ronald Mazza – Read Jones Christoffersen, Ltd.
Mr. Myron McClain – Stephens County Schools
Ms. Julie McComb – Marsh Industries, Inc. - A.P.
Mr. Lorne McConachie – Bassetti Architects
Mr. Gerald McCudden – Pattison MGM Arch Services Ltd.
Mr. Barnett P. McCulloch – McCulloch Associates Architects
Mr. George D. McDavid – George McDavid & Associates
Mr. Brian K. McDonald – BC Hydro
Mr. Robert McDonell, MRAIC – McDonell Quiring Neumann Architects (MQN)
Mr. Robert McGauran – MGS Architects
Mr. Michael McGavock, AIA – McGranahan Architects
Mr. Vern L. McKissick, III, AIA – McKissick Associates PC
Mr. Edward M. McMilin, REFP – E. McMilin Planning Services, LLC
Mr. Stephen McNicholls – Rocky Point Engineering Ltd
Mr. Glenn E. Meeks, REFP – Meeks Educational Technologies
Mr. Wynn Mehlhaff, AIA – Davis Design
Mr. James Meiklejohn, MAIBC, MRAIC, LEED AP – Meiklejohn Architects Inc.
Mr. William P. Midgley – HMN Architects Inc.
Ms. Gloria Mikolajczyk, RA – Maryland State Department of Education
Mr. Scott Milder – SHW Group LLP
Mr. William Miller – Dansby & Miller AIA Architects
Mr. Robert J. Millunzi – Millunzi & Associates
Mr. James Gregory Mitchell, AIA – Meacham & Apel Architects Inc.
Mr. Dwight K. Mitsunaga – Pacific Architects, Inc.
Mr. Peter Eric Moeck – Brown Falconer Group Pty Ltd
Mr. Alan J. Moody, AIA, LEED AP – Lorenz Williams
Mr. Ray S. Moore – Cunningham Forehand Matthews & Moore Architects
Mr. Boyd Morgenthaler – AMC Engineers
Mr. Steve Morlino – Newark Public Schools
Mr. Matthew P. Moscati – TRM Architecture Design & Planning, PC
Dr. LaMoine L. Motz – Oakland County Schools
Mr. Joseph B. Muhlberger, PC – Van H Gilbert Architect PC
Ms. Beth Mulick – The Quandel Group, Inc.
Ms. Elizabeth Mullins – Gould Evans Goodman Associates
Ms. Patricia Myler, AIA – Fletcher-Thompson Inc
Mr. Richard M. Myrlak – Hudson County Schools of Technology

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Ms. Mary Teresa Neazor – Catholic Schools Board Ltd
Mr. Andrew Leslie Nemeth – Robbins Sports Surfaces, Inc.
Mr. Mark Nerland – Prairie Valley School Division #208
Ms Victoria Newell, AIA – schorr architects, inc.
Mr. Charles Newman, AIA, REFP – newmanArchitecture
Mr. Michael H. Nicklas, FAIA – Innovative Design, Inc.
Mr. Leonard Nordell – Moore Nordell Kroeger Architects

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Mr. Timothy J. O'Connor – Department of Education New Brunswick
Mr. James O'Malley – EHS - International, Inc.
Mr. Ken Oak – Holy Trinity RCSSD No. 22
Mr. Jesse C. Oak, Jr., AIA, CSI, NCARB – Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas, Inc.
Mr. Terrence Robert Oaten – Oaten Stanistreet Architects Pty Ltd
Mr. Steve Oubre – Architects Southwest
Mr. Guy J. Overman – Northwest Architectural Company

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Mr. Stephen L. Parker, AIA – Grimm & Parker Architects
Mr. Bradley A. Paulsen – Wight & Company
Mr. Dan Pearse – Turner Construction Company
Mr. Jeff Peck – De Stefano + Partners, LTD.
Mr. John Peirce – Sinclair Knight Merz
Mr. Christopher J. Pellegrin, AIA – CSRS, Inc.
Mr. Thomas E. Penney, AIA – DLR Group
Ms. Sheila Penny – Toronto District School Board
Ms. Jeanne K. Perantoni – SSP Architectural Group
Mr. David J. Peterson – Scottsdale Unified School District
Mr. Thomas R. Petrick – Bretford Manufacturing
Ms. Laurie J. Pfarr Dillard, P.Eng. – LPD Engineering, PLLC
Mr. Larry Pfeifer – Sheldon Independent School District
Mr. John Pfluger, AIA – Cuningham Group Architecture, P.A.
Mr. Robert L. Pian, AIA – Schneider Shay Pian Worcester Architects LLP
Mr. Clark M. Pierce, AIA – Walter Robbs Callahan & Pierce Architects, PA
Mr. Mike Pieters, P.Eng. – Edmonton Catholic Schools
Ms. Latasha Pittman – Mondo America Inc
Ms. Karen Place – Proffitt & Assoc. Architects
Mr. Kenneth John Podany – PJHM Architects
Mr. Paul Polson – Stuart Olson Construction
Ms. Joan Ponessa – Education Law Center
Mr. George Pontikes, Jr. – Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, Inc.
Mr. Milton Powell, AIA – Milton Powell & Partners
Mr. Walter Powers – Moore County Schools
Mr. Bryan E. Price – Flooring Solutions of Nevada
Mr. Pat Prince – Phoenix Union High School District
Mr. Philippe Prouet – Poche' Prouet Associates, Ltd
Mr. John Przybylski – Peace River School Division No. 10
Mr. Don Puddy – Kitchell CEM
Mr. Michael O. Pullen – Nevada By Design
Mr. Al Pullo – Orange Board of Education
Mr. George H. Purvis – QC Laboratories, Inc.
Dr. David Pysyk – Spruce Grove Composite High School

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Mr. Rocco Raimondi, R. E. T., RPT.Eng. – Wiebe Forest Engineering Ltd.
Mr. Selvam Rajavelu – NJRA Architects
Mr. Manuel Ramos – Southwest Concrete Products L.P.
Ms. Kim Redekop – Chinook School District NO. 211
Mr. Kenneth E. Redfoot – Corley Redfoot Zack, Inc.
Mr. Leland L. Reece – Christiansen Reece & Partners PC
Mr. Klaus Reichardt – Waterless CO. LLC
Mr. Gerald Reifert, AIA – Mahlum Architects
Mr. George Reigle, AIA – GreenAssociates Inc.
Mr. Bruce Reinhart – The HON Company
Mr. Paul Ricciuti, FAIA – Ricciuti Balog & Partners Architects
Mr. James D. Rice – Rice & Gardner Consultants, Inc.
Mr. Simon Richards – Cornerstone Planning Group
Ms. Julieann Riedstra – SA Department of Education/Children Services
Mr. James W. Riggen, AIA – Midland Independent School District
Ms. Molly Risdall – Smith System Mfg. Company
Mr. Paul S. Rising, AIA – BLRB Architects p.s.
Mr. Bruce Risley – PinnacleOne
Mr. R. Wayne Roberts, AIA, REFP – The Roberts Group, PA
Mr. Marshall Roberts – Buncombe County Board of Education
Mr. Daniel L. Robertson – Austin Independent School District
Mr. Laird A. Robertson, OAA – Robertson Simmons architects inc.
Mr. Leigh Robinson – Taylor Robinson
Mr. Keith Roeschley – Core Construction
Mr. Ralph W. Rohwer – Heery International, Inc.
Mr. C. Michael Ross, AIA, REFP – HBA Architecture & Interior Design, Inc.
Mr. Paul Rossen – Parry & Rosenthal Architects
Mr. Ted E. Rozzi – Corona-Norco Unified School District
Mr. David Ruhnau, AIA – Ruhnau Ruhnau Clarke
Mr. William D. Rutherford – Clemons, Rutherford & Associates
Mr. James E. Rydeen, FAIA
Mr. David William Ryder, MRAIC – Barr Ryder Architects & Planners
Dr. James A. Ryland – Shippensburg University
Mr. Mark W. Ryles – Kentucky Department of Education

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Mr. Pete Saari – Koroseal Wallcoverings/Walltables
Mr. Travis Michael Sage, AIA – Harley Ellis Devereaux
Mr. Keith Sallaway – IBI Group Architects
Mr. Nick Salmon – CTA Architects Engineers
Mr. Jerry Saulter – Edmonds School District
Mr. Thomas M. Sayre, AIA, ASHRAE – Sizemore Group
Mr. Lorenz V. Schoff, P.Eng. – Energy Efficient Solutions
Mr. William W. Schwegler – Waller, Todd & Sadler Architects, Inc
Mr. Paul Scinocca – Upper Grand District School Board
Mr. Jack F. See, Jr., AIA – Wittenberg Delony & Davidson, Inc
Mr. Herbert A. Semple, AIA – Semple & Drane Architects, P.A.
Mr. Alfred R. Sena – Rio Rancho Public Schools
Mr. William J. Seybert – Brooks & Sparks, Inc.
Mr. Ghassan Shah – Baltimore County Public Schools
Ms. Judy Sharples – Melbourne Department of Education
Ms. Jill Shaw – T & A Supply Company
Mr. Donald P. Shell, AIA – Community Tectonics Architects
Mr. Ted E. Shelton, Jr. – ASA Architects PA
Mr. James Wilburn Shepherd – JW Shepherd LLC
Mr. Carlos Sierra – Sierra-Martin Architects
Mr. Jamie Simpson – The Cadmus Group, Inc.
Mr. Jim Singleton, AIA – Jim Singleton Architects
Mr. Hugh C. Skinner, REFP, MCIP – Stantec
Mr. Doug R. Slager – Harmsen & Associates Inc
Mr. Matthew R. Slagle – Progressive AE
Mr. Kenneth C. Small, REFP, AIA, CSI – SSA Architecture
Mr. Gregory Smith – Jamail Construction
Ms. Traci Smith – Blankenship Associates, Inc.
Mr. Thomas Smith – Upper Grand District School Board
Mr. Roger P. Smith, AIA – Burton, Behrendt & Smith P.C. Arch./Eng.
Mr. William E. Snyder, FAIA – Tate Snyder Kimsey Architects
Mr. Chris Soffe – Gleeds USA
Mr. David Soleau, AIA – Flansburgh Associates Inc
Mr. Robert Spaetgens – S2 Architecture
Mr. George E. Spear, Jr. – Moen Incorporated
Mr. Pat Spelliscy – Battle River Regional Division No.31
Mr. Nathaniel Spells, Sr. – Construction Dynamics, Inc
Mr. Ladislav M. Stejskal, Jr. – Central Kitsap School District No. 401
Dr. Yale Stenzler – YES Consulting, LLC
Mr. Bob Stephenson – Brath, Inc.
Mr. William Stewart – SSA Acoustics LLP
Mr. James M. Strange – LKA Partners, Inc.
Ms. Christine Suchy – Horizon School Division
Mr. Scott A. Sulski – Fugro Consultants LP
Mr. A. Michael Sumser – Hammond Construction, Inc.
Mr. Robert S. Sussenbach, AIA – CGLS Architects, Inc.
Mr. Charles B. Swaim, CNE – Eperitus
Mr. Eric B. Swanbury – Swanbury Penglase Architects Pty Ltd
Mr. Jack Swanzy, AIA, REFP
Ms. Sue Sylvester – Adolfson & Peterson Construction
Mr. Jon Symko – Hunton Trane Services

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Mr. Les Tabone – Caroline Chisholm Catholic College
Mr. Ali Taghdir – Ali Taghdir Architect, AIA
Ms. Michelle Tanem – Johnson Controls, Inc.
Mr. Edward Taney, P. Eng. – Taney Engineering
Mr. Bill Tatom – Porath Tatom Architects Inc
Mr. Paul Taylor, RA, LA, REFP – Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Assoc., Arch.
Mr. Rick Thomas – The Chariot Group, Inc.
Mr. Douglas Thompson – The Beck Group
Mr. Ashley Clive Triegaardt – St. Michaels Grammar School
Mr. Robert Tucker – Kodiak Island Borough School District
Mr. Steven R. Turckes, AIA, REFP – Perkins+Will

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Mr. David Valerius – SBWV Architects, Inc.
Dr. Victor P. Valeski, Ed.D – Designs4Learning, LLC
Mr. Chip Verges – Morton Verges Architects
Mr. Darrell Vickers – Wallace Group, Inc.
Mr. William C. Vinson, III – Community Tectonics Architects
Ms. Maria Viteri – International Masonry Institute
Mr. Michael Vivian-Taylor – Taylor Oppenheim Pty Ltd Architects
Mr. Paul Voelckers – MRV Architects

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Mr. Brian Wagner – Regina Public School Board
Mr. Nelson Wagner – Saskatchewan Department of Learning
Mr. Frank W. Wagster – TLM Associates Inc.
Ms. Mary Walker – Molina Walker Architects, Inc.
Mr. John A. Wallace, P.Eng. – Pomeroy Consulting Engineers Ltd.
Mr. Steven E. Walther – ALSC Architects, P.S.
Mr. Judson Walton – Carteret County Schools
Mr. Mark Warneke, REFP – Omaha Public Schools
Mr. W. Paul Waters – ASCG Incorporated
Mr. Perry Watson, AIA – Yeager Watson and Associates, Inc.
Mr. Jeffrey A. Wegener – LWPB Architects & Planners, P.C.
Ms. Laura Wernick, AIA, REFP – HMFH Architects, Inc.
Mr. Glenn Whiteley, P Eng. – Sooke School District No. 62
Mr. Brian Wiese, AIA – Stafford King Wiese Architects
Ms. Bethany Wilkinson – Milwaukee Public Schools
Mr. Alan E. Williams, P.Eng. – MechWave Engineering Ltd
Mr. Alan Williams – Fraser Coast Anglican College
Mr. Gregory A. Williamson, AIA, REFP – Williamson Shriver Architects, Inc.
Mr. Gerald L. Winchester – Winchester Alaska Inc. Architects
Mr. James Winebarger – Dare County Schools
Mr. William J. Winslow – Europe Department of Defense Dependent Schools
Mr. Dan Withers – D. L. Withers Construction
Dr. Susan J. Wolff, Ed.D – Columbia Gorge Community College
Mr. Larry Wonder – Virco Mfg. Corporation
Mr. Steven D. Wong, AIA – Mitsunaga & Associates, Inc.
Mr. Richard Woo – Powersmiths International Corp
Mr. James G. Woods, AIA, REFP – FGM Architects/Engineers
Mr. Kirk R. Worthington – Worthington Contract Furniture, L.P.

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Ms. Kelly Yamasaki – OZ Architecture
Mr. Dennis M. Young – Wm. B. Ittner, Inc.