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SPRING 2006
In this issue:
School Building Week 2006
Dale Scheideman Scholarship
2006 Scholarship Winners
Paragon Schoolhouse Project Ready to Roll
CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust Honor Roll
Reginald Teague Challenge
Tom and Hugh Down Under!
SCHOOL BUILDING WEEK 2006
Spotlighting our nation's schools and reinforcing the connection between school facilities and student learning, School Building Week 2006 included outstanding events throughout the nation. School districts of every size celebrated School Building Week, April 17-21, creating greater public awareness of the importance of well planned, high performing, healthy and sustainable schools that enhance student success and community vitality.
School Building Day, originally a one-day celebration, was established by the Council of Educational Facility Planners International to draw attention to the important role that school buildings play in the education of our children. Now under the aegis of the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust, the annual April event has gathered strength and grown into today's weeklong commemoration. The Foundation has led this nationwide effort with partnerships from 36 organizations, including three federal agencies. The planning of this effort involved nationwide coordination between multiple agencies in achieving a single goal of developing awareness about the condition of school buildings and their significance in the lives of children.
District of Columbia Public Schools, Montgomery County Public Schools (MD) and Virginia student design competition finalists were honored at a School Building Day Awards ceremony in the nation's capitol on April 21, 2005. The students participated in the School of the Future competition, challenging them to demonstrate how they would renovate their own schools in order to create a better learning environment. Architectural students from Howard University and Ferrum College served as mentors to the students, leading them through a program focused on the impact of good planning and design on the built environment.
2006 School Building Week Student Design Competition Winners
| Award of Excellence | | John Philip Sousa Middle School, DCPS | | $2,000 |
| Award of Excellence | | Walter Johnson High Schools, MCPS –
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| Award of Distinction | | The Gereau Center, Franklin County, VA | | $1,500 |
| Award of Merit | | Barnard Elementary School, DCPS | | $1,000 |
| Honorable Mention | | Stuart Hobson Middle School, DCPS | | $500 |
| Honorable Mention | | Johnson Junior High School, DCPS | | $500 |
School Building Week partners, honored guests and 2006 US EPA Children's Health Protection Excellence Award winners enjoyed a stellar evening at the Army & Navy Club in Washington, DC, graciously sponsored by Johnson Controls. Excellence Awards were presented at the event to recognize groups or individuals that exemplified invaluable leadership in protecting children from environmental health risks.
School Building Week Events Across the Nation
The Washington Chapter of CEFPI sponsored a video contest, Why We Love Our School, encouraging students to document why they love their school building.
In observation of School Building Week, the Ohio School Facilities Commission, the state agency charged with providing quality school facilities throughout Ohio, hosted students involved in the DREAM SCHOOL 2006 program and participated in other School Building Day activities.
School Building Week 2007
School Building Week 2007 will see the School of the Future student design competition go nationwide! Engaging school districts of every size, the student design competition will include comprehensive lesson plans and curriculum appropriate for elementary, middle and high school levels. Six (6) regional juries will be conducted and representatives of the six winning teams will travel to Washington, DC for the final jury process, a reception to take place at the National Association of Realtors building ( the only green Silver LEED building in the nation's capitol), and an awards ceremony at the National Building Museum. Additionally, there will be events scheduled to honor the 2007 School of the Future regional winners.
Schools are places of great hope – indeed, they are the building blocks of our nation. Sustainable schools support culture, the community and the environment; in short, they encourage smart growth and healthy communities. Today we have an opportunity to create effective learning environments that reflect the community's unique assets as well as its needs; serve as a resource of education, health and human services to students and neighborhood members alike; and, strengthen community life.
In collaboration with the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust, the Council of Educational Facility Planners International, US Environmental Protection Agency, US Department of Energy, AIA, National Association of Realtors and more than 35 other organizations partner in this weeklong commemoration.
The quality of our schools affects us all. Please join us in creating a legacy to our children and our communities.
School Building Week features the School of the Future student design competition, a national School Building Day Walking School Bus as well as media events and unique celebrations. For further details and event ideas, please visit http://sbw.cefpifoundation.org or contact Barbara Worth, barb@cefpi.org.
| Monday, April 30 | Healthy Schools Day |
| Tuesday, May 1 | Historic Schools Day |
| Wednesday, May 2 | Senior Citizens in Schools Day |
| Thursday, May 3 | Schools as Centers of Community Day |
| Friday, May 4 | School Building Day |
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
DALE SCHEIDEMAN SCHOLARSHIP
The Dale Scheideman Scholarship program is a nationally competitive merit-based scholarship program designed for undergraduate and post-graduate students who desire financial support for their undergraduate and post-graduate educational opportunities. This scholarship award was created by the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust 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 academic year, up to seven (7) students will be selected to receive a Dale Scheideman Scholarship Award. Members are encouraged to nominate potential candidates each year. Contributions may be made to the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust, designated to the Dale Scheideman Scholarship.
2006 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
Congratulations to the 2006 CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust Distinguished Merit Scholars!
The CEFPI Foundation Scholarship award is a nationally competitive merit-based scholarship program open to undergraduate and post-graduate students seeking financial support to continue their educational opportunities. One award is given per region, based on applicant submissions. The CEFPI/FACT Distinguished Merit Scholarship committee met and reviewed 19 applications and identified the following 2006 Merit Scholar Award recipients:
The CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust Distinguished Merit Scholars are listed below. Each of these scholarship winners has received a check for $1,000.
Andrew M. O'Fallon
Midwest/Great Lakes region
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Leif B. Friggstad
Pacific Northwest region
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Ryan J. Althizer (Jake)
Southeast region
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Jason D. Mellard
Southern region
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Alfred R. Sena, Jr.
Southwest region
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Amanda G. Bertoldi
Australasia region
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The Midwest Great Lakes region will match the $1,000 award given to Andrew O'Fallon, who will receive a total of $2,000.
PARAGON SCHOOLHOUSE PROJECT READY TO ROLL
Spring Garden Elementary School
School District of Philadelphia, PA
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The final Memorandum of Understanding with the School District of Philadelphia has been acknowledged and a summer work matrix for Spring Garden Elementary School has been compiled. Plans are in place for the Paragon Schoolhouse Project to commence in late June, following the close of the school semester. The proposed work is scheduled to take 47 days and the showcase renovation areas will provide an inviting eyeful – exciting, energizing, engaging – as the students return to class at the end of August.
A round of applause goes to Ellen Savitz, Chief Development Officer; Pat Henwood, Director of Capital Programs, and Ken Stevenson, School District of Philadelphia, (SDP) for their assistance in the fruition of program. However, the biggest thanks go for the tireless efforts of David Schrader, Schrader Group Architecture, LLC and Scot Bini, URS Corporation who have really made it happen and to all the partners who are providing goods and systems. Thank you for making a real difference for the kids!
The School District of Philadelphia and the CEFPI Foundation will host a media event prior to the onset of work and the major rollout event will take place upon completion of the renovated areas. A media reception will be held at Spring Garden Elementary early this fall.
HONOR ROLL 2006
Your commitment to the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust is greatly appreciated.
Contributions support the Foundation's projects and goals and help to strengthen not only the CEFPI community, but also play a significant role in ensuring excellence in research and best practices, resulting in better places for our children to learn.
Reginald Teague Foundation Challenge – $1,000
Victoria Bergsagel, Architects of Achievement
William DeJong, REFP, DEJONG
Reginald Teague, REFP
Dale Scheideman Merit Scholarship Program
CEFPI Southwest Region – $5,000
Rocky Mountain Chapter of CEFPI – $500
Research Donations
Special Gifts and Memorials – $100
Lee Brockway, AIA, Fanning Howey
Ronald H. Fanning, AIA, PE, REFP, Fanning Howey
Annual Membership Voluntary Contributions – $25
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Mr. Paul Abramson – Stanton Leggett & Associates
Ms. Sharon Ackerman – Loudoun County Public Schools
Mr. W Graham Adams, Jr., AIA – Adams Group Architects, PA
Mr. Donald Akira, AIA – Waldron Akira, Inc.
Mr. Joseph J. Aliotta – Swanke Hayden Connell Architects
Mr. Rembert C. Alley, Jr. – Alley Associates, PA
Mr. Allan Anderson, AIA – Anderson La Rocca Anderson Haynes
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
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Mr. Richard Baier – Northland School Division No. 61
Mr. Paul Bains – Bains Engineering Corp.
Mr. Joost Bakker – Hotson Bakker Boniface Haden Architects
Mr. Ken Baluch – Grande Yellowhead Regional Div. SD #35
Mr. Robert Bechtold – Matanuska-Susitna Borough
Mr. David C. Beck – Alder Sales Corporation
Mr. Robert Bennett – Bennett Architect Inc.
Mr. Lawrie Bertoldi– Bertoldi Architects Pty Ltd
Mr. John Beynon
Mr. Peter Bickerton – Bickerton Masters Architecture
Mr. Steven Bingler, REFP – Concordia LLC
Mr. Tom J. Blahak – Heery International, Inc.
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. Donald Bonnett, AIA – Bonnett Associates, Inc.
Mr. Lawrence Bortoluzzi – Calgary Board of Education
Mr. Orville Borys – Black Gold Regional Division No. 18
Mr. Rod Bowers – Cadence McShane Corp
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. Rick Brugos – Holy Spirit RCSRD No. 4
Mr. Larry Bryce – New Westminster School District No. 40
Mr. James Buch – McKinley & Associates
Ms. Jeane M. Butterfield – Ministry of Education and Development
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Mr. Thomas Campbell L.A. – Fuess Partners Inc.
Mr. Paul Campbell-Allen– MCA Architects
Mr. R. Glenn Capps – Hickman & Ambrose, Inc.
Ms. Victoria L. Cargile – VIC Associates, Inc.
Mr. James M. Carl – East Penn School District
Mr. David C. Carrithers – Centennial Contractors Enterprises
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. David Erik Chase, AIA, CPSM – Chase A+EP, Architecture + Educational Planning
Mr. Robert Chomiak, P. Eng.– Heery International, Inc.
Mr. Jim Christensen – Architects West, Inc.
Mr. Dave Christie – The Workun Garrick Partnership
Mr. Jim P. Christie – CRETESEAL
Mr. Gaylaird Christopher, AIA– Architecture for Education, Inc.
Mr. Fred Chrystal – Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board
Mr. Douglas Cinnamon – The Cohos Evamy Partners
Mr. Joseph Ciotti – Richardson Associates - Electronics Inc
Mr. David Clinckett, P.Eng. – Calgary Catholic Board of Education
Mr. Robert E. Cliver, P. Eng.– Estes, McClure and Associates, Inc.
Mr. Myles Cochran – Rauland-Borg Corporation
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. Leonard Costable – Mahopac Central School District
Ms. Joan H. Creviston – Chapman Griffin Lanier Sussenbach Architects, Inc.
Mr. Peter Crone – PCA Peter Crone Architects Pty Ltd
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Mr. Terry DanelleyMRAIC, MAA, OAA, AAA – LM Architectural Group
Mr. Frank Davino – Carpin Manufacturing, Inc.
Mr. Jeffrey R. Davis – Tappe Associates, Inc.
Mr. Paul S. Degillio, AIA– Burkavage Design Associates
Mr. Richard H. Dewar, AIA– OWP/P Inc.
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. Eric Dufek, AIA – Eppstein Uhen Architects, Inc.
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Mr. Greg Edwards – Gamma Construction Company
Mr. Michael Ehrling – Zyscovich, Inc.
Ms. Raylee Elliott Burns– Queensland University of Technology
Mr. Tom Ellis – Tandus (C & A )
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Mr. Ed Farrington – nora Rubber Flooring / Freudenberg
Ms. Cheryl Felske – HCA Architects
Mr. Dave Ferree – Fairbanks North Star Borough School District
Mr. Robert W. Ferris, AIA, REFP– SfL+a Architects, P.A.
Mr. Michael A. Fields, AIA – Gallaudet University
Mr. Thomas L Findley – Leo A. Daly Company
Mr. Evan Scott Fleming – Fleming/Associates/Architects, P.C.
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
Mr. Obert L. Friggstad – Friggstad Downing Henry Architects
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Mr. Marlin Gabbert – Gabbert Architects Planners
Ms. Lesa Gary – United Environmental Services, L.P.
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. Glenn R. Gollenberg, AIA – The S/L/A/M Collaborative
Ms. Cathy Gonzales – St. Bernard Parish
Ms. Theresa Gordon – Welcome Ramp Systems, Inc.
Mr. Victor R. Graves – Graves & McLean, Architects
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. Geoffrey C. Grimes, REFP, AIA– Struxture Architects
Mr. Robert A. Grove, AIA – R G Architects
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Ms. Jennifer Landrum – Hadden
Mr. Bob Hall, AIA – Isaac Benton & Associates
Mr. Michael L. Hamilton, RRC, RRO – Michael L Hamilton Inc
Mr. Neal Harper – Cadence McShane Corp
Mr. Kevin A. Harrison, AIA – TMP Architecture LLC
Mr. Kenneth W. Harshman– Grey Wolf Architecture
Mr. Larry Hartman – Hartman LTD, Inc.
Mr. Bob Havrilla – Great Oaks Institute of Technology
Mr. Ty M. Heim – Quality Planning Consultancy, Inc.
Mr. Kenton C. Heinze – Braun & Butler Construction
Mr. Bruce D. Helm – Charter Builders, Ltd.
Mr. Dave Heynen – Larsen Consulting Group, Inc.
Mr. Keith Hickman, REFP – KAH Architects and Interior Designers
Mr. David Hieronymus – DLH Architecture, LLC
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 Muņoz Architects, Inc.
Mr. Ian Hore – Walter Brooke and Associates Pty Ltd
Ms. Kathryn L. Horne, AIA, LEED AP– The FWA Group, PA
Mr. Stephen D. Hostetler, P.Eng., REFP – Timmons Group
Mr. Galen Glenn – Howsare
Ms. Elaine Grove Huckaby – Advantage Appraisal Services
Mr. Wally Huerta – Huerta & Associates Architects
Mr. James A. Huettl, AIA – USKH, Inc.
Mr. Michael Brad Hughes, AIA– Bay Architects, Inc.
Ms. Nicole Hull-Itkin – Parsons Brinckerhoff
Ms. Alberta Hutchings – Elk Island Catholic SRD No. 41
Mr. Randy Huxley – Buffalo Trail Public Schools
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Mr. Joe Irizarry – Raba-Kistner Consultants, Inc
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Mrs. Audrey Jackson – Associated Independent Schools/Western Australia
Mr. Ken Jayne Applied – Innovative Management, Inc.
Mr. Kendall Jessiman, MAIBC – Iredale Group Architecture
Mr. Philip Jimerson – Dallas ISD
Mr. K. John Jones – DYKEMAN ARCHITECTS
Mr. Lee M. Jorik
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Mr. Nick H. Kajita – Educational Environment Planning, Inc. ( EEP)
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
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. Kirk Kistner – Bartlett Cocke General Contractors
Mr. Alan Kloepper – Grasslands Public Schools
Mr. Steven K. Knierim, AIA– OPN Architects, Inc.
Mr. Chris Kraemer – URS Corporation/Orange County Public Schools
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
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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. Joe Lang – RDG Planning & Design
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. 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. Eric Lumley – Stephens Kozak Carr and Brown Architects
Ms. Grace Lynch, AIA, PP – Grace Lynch AIA PP
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Mr. Eddie MacEldowney – Davis Martin Powell & Associates Inc
Ms. Vivian Manasc, FRAIC – Manasc Isaac Architects Ltd
Mr. Garry Martin – Garry Martin Associates
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.
Ms. Julie McComb – Marsh Industries, Inc. - A.P.
Mr. Lorne McConachie – Bassetti Architects
Mr. Barnett P. McCulloch – McCulloch Associates Architects
Mr. George D. McDavid – George McDavid & Associates
Mr. R. B. McDonell, MRAIC– McDonell Quiring Neumann Architects
Mr. Robert McGauran – MGS Architects
Mr. Michael McGavock, AIA – McGranahan Architects
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. James Meiklejohn, MAIBC, MRAIC, LEED AP – Meiklejohn Architects Inc.
Mr. William P. Midgley– HMN Architects Inc.
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
Dr. LaMoine L. Motz – Oakland County Schools
Mr. Joseph B. Muhlberger, PC – Van H Gilbert Architect PC
Ms. Beth Mulick – The Quandel Group, Inc.
Mr. Richard M. Myrlak – Hudson County Schools of Technology
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Mr. Andrew Leslie Nemeth – Robbins Sports Surfaces, Inc.
Mr. Mark Nerland – Prairie Valley School Division #208
Mr. Michael H. Nicklas, FAIA – Innovative Design, Inc.
Mr. Leonard Nordell – Moore Nordell Kroeger Architects
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Mr. James O'Malley – EHS International, Inc.
Mr. Ken Oak – Holy Trinity RCSSD No. 22
Mr. Terrence Robert Oaten– Oaten Stanistreet Architects Pty Ltd
Mr. Guy J. Overman – Northwest Architectural Company
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Mr. Ralf E. Pagenkopf, P.Eng. – Stuart Olson Construction
Mr. Stephen L. Parker, AIA – Grimm & Parker Architects
Mr. Dan Pearse – Turner Construction Company
Mr. Jeff Peck – De Stefano + Partners, LTD.
Mr. John Peirce – Sinclair Knight Merz
Mr. Thomas E. Penney, AIA – DLR Group
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
Ms. Latasha Pittman – Mondo America Inc
Mr. Kenneth John Podany– PJHM Architects
Mr. Paul Polson – Stuart Olson Construction
Mr. George Pontikes, Jr. – Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, Inc.
Mr. Milton Powell, AIA – Milton Powell & Partners
Mr. Bryan E. Price – Flooring Solutions of Nevada
Mr. Pat Prince – Phoenix Union High School District
Mr. Philippe Prouet – Poche' Prouet Associates, Ltd
Mr. Don Puddy – Kitchell CEM
Mr. Michael O. Pullen – Nevada By Design
Mr. George H. Purvis – QC Laboratories, Inc.
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Mr. Brad Quartermaine – T&Z Pty Ltd
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Mr. Rocco Raimondi, R. E. T., RPT. Eng. – Wiebe Forest Engineering Ltd.
Mr. Selvam Rajavelu – NJRA Architects
Ms. Kim Redekop – Chinook School District NO. 211
Mr. Kenneth E. Redfoot– Corley Redfoot Zack, Inc.
Mr. Klaus Reichardt – Waterless CO. LLC
Mr. Gerald Reifert, AIA – Mahlum Architects
Mr. George Reigle, AIA – GreenAssociates Inc.
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
Mr. Paul S. Rising, AIA – BLRB Architects p.s.
Mr. R. Wayne Roberts, AIA, REFP– The Roberts Group, PA
Mr. Marshall Roberts – Buncombe County Board of Education
Mr. Laird A. Robertson, – OAA Robertson Simmons architects inc.
Mr. Keith Roeschley – Core Construction
Mr. Paul Rossen – Parry & Rosenthal Architects
Mr. Ted E. Rozzi – Corona-Norco Unified School District
Mr. James E. Rydeen
Mr. David William Ryder, MRAIC – Barr Ryder Architects & Planners
Dr. James A. Ryland – Shippensburg University
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Mr. Pete Saari – Koroseal Wallcoverings/Walltables
Mr. Nick Salmon – CTA Architects Engineers
Mr. Thomas M. Sayre, AIA, ASHRAE– Sizemore Group
Mr. William W. Schwegler – Waller, Todd & Sadler Architects, Inc
Mr. Jack F. See, Jr., AIA – Wittenberg Delony & Davidson, Inc
Mr. Herbert A. Semple, AIA – Semple & Drane Architects, P.A.
Mr. William J. Seybert – Brooks & Sparks, Inc.
Ms. Jill Shaw – T & A Supply Company
Mr. Khalid A. Shehail – UAE Ministry of Education & Youth
Mr. Donald P. Shell, AIA – Community Tectonics Architects
Mr. James Wilburn Shepherd– JW Shepherd LLC
Mr. Jamie Simpson – The Cadmus Group, Inc.
Mr. Douglas R. Slager – Harmsen & Associates, Inc.
Mr. Matthew R. Slagle – Progressive AE
Mr. Kenneth C. Small, REFP, AIA, CSI– Sandberg & Small Architecture
Mr. Gregory Smith – Jamail Construction
Mr. Roger P. Smith, AIA – Burton, Behrendt & Smith P.C. Arch./Eng.
Mr. Chris Soffe – Gleeds USA
Mr. Robert Spaetgens – S2 Architecture
Mr. George E. Spear, Jr. – Moen Incorporated
Mr. Pat Spelliscy – Battle River Regional Division No.31
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.
Mr. Scott A. Sulski – Fugro Consultants LP
Mr. A. Michael Sumser – Hammond Construction, Inc.
Mr. Robert S. Sussenbach, AIA – Chapman Griffin Lanier Sussenbach Architects, Inc.
Mr. Jack Swanzy, AIA, REFP
Ms. Sue Sylvester – Adolfson & Peterson Construction
Mr. Jon Symko – Hunton Trane Services
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Mr. Edward Taney, P. Eng. – Taney Engineering
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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Ms. Angela D. Usher, AICP – Palm Beach County School District
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Mr. David Valerius – SBWV Architects, Inc.
Dr. Victor P. Valeski, Ed.D – Designs4Learning, LLC
Mr. Darrell Vickers – Wallace Group, Inc.
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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.
Mr. John A. Wallace, P.Eng.– Pomeroy Consulting Engineers Ltd.
Mr. Steven E. Walther – ALSC Architects, P.S.
Mr. W. Paul Waters – ASCG Incorporated
Mr. Jeffrey A. Wegener – LWPB Architects & Planners, P.C.
Mr. Glenn Whiteley – Sooke School District No. 62
Mr. Brian Wiese, AIA – Stafford King Wiese Architects
Mr. Alan Williams – Fraser Coast Anglican College
Mr. Gregory A. Williamson, REFP – Williamson Shriver Architects, Inc.
Dr. Susan J. Wolff, Ed.D – Wolff Designs
Mr. Larry Wonder – Virco Mfg. Corporation
Mr. Richard Woo – Powersmiths International Corp
Mr. Kirk R. Worthington – Worthington Contract Furniture, L.P.
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Ms. Kelly Yamasaki – OZ Architecture
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Mr. Pat Ziuchkovski – RTA, Inc.
Mr. Pedro A. de Magalhaes Castro– Magellan Architects
REGINALD TEAGUE CHALLENGE
At the CEFPI Foundation & Charitable Trust Board of Trustees meeting on October 2, 2005, Regie Teague offered a challenge to the Board of Trustees as well as the CEFPI membership, for a $1,000 individual contribution with the goal of raising $50,000 in individual donations at the 2006 CEFPI annual conference in Phoenix, Arizona. To date, $1,000 contributions have been received from Board of Trustees members Victoria Bergsagel, Bill DeJong, Ron Fanning and Regie Teague. Inherent in fundraising is the axiom that people give when they are asked, and rarely give when they are not approached. To that end, we would like to extend this challenge to the entire governance of the Council and encourage them to enlist their constituencies in rising to this challenge. A letter will be sent to each member of the CEFPI Board of Directors and all regional officers, requesting their participation.
TOM AND HUGH DOWN UNDER!
Thomas A. Kube, executive director, and Hugh Skinner, REFP, MCIP,president, CEFPI and ex-officio member of the Foundation Board of Trustees, seem right at home "down under", as the Australasia regional conference gets underway.
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Hugh Skinner, Lorraine Phillips and Jeff Phillips, CEFPI board member, enjoy their birds-eye view of downtown Adelaide.
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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 relating to learning environments and best practices of educational facility planning. The CEFPI Foundation & Charitable trust also funds projects such as the Dale Scheideman Merit Scholarship Program, School Building Week, and the Paragon Schoolhouse Project.
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