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Linda M. Thomas JD, PhD 475 Washington Blvd #1602N Jersey City, NJ 07310
EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy 2000 Georgia Institute of Technology Dissertation Title: An Integrated Model for Facilities Management: Indoor Environment Evaluation Juris Doctor 1992 University of Miami Law, Cum Laude Masters of Science 1984 University of Florida Civil Engineering Bachelors of Science 1982 University of Florida Civil Engineering EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Title Employer Dates Industry
Professor Stevens Institute of Technology 2014-Present Dean NewSchool of Architecture & Design 2012-2014 Chair NewSchool of Architecture & Design 2010-Present Associate Chair Georgia Institute of Technology 2007-2010 Associate Professor Georgia Institute of Technology 2006-2010 (with tenure) Assistant Professor Georgia Institute of Technology 2000-2006 Ph.D. Intern General Services Administration 1998-2000 Instructor Georgia Institute of Technology 1997-2000 Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games Construction Manager 1995-1997 The Ewing Group Senior Attorney 1993-1995 Drew, Eckl & Farnham Attorney 1992-1993 US Navy Active Duty Officer/Engineer 1984-1989 Graduate Lab Instructor University of Florida 1983-1984 HONORS AND AWARDS 2012 San Diego Business Journal awardee “Women Who Mean Business” 2012 Emerald’s “Best New Launch” Journal Award. (Member, Editorial Advisory Board, International Journal of Law in the Built Environment) 2012 Carol A. Kueker Construction Education Visionary Award, National NAWIC 2012 Executive of the Year, National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) 2010-2011 Faculty Member of the Year, NSAD 2008- Women Out Front Award, Georgia Tech Women’s Basketball Team 2005- Sigma Lambda Chi International Honor Society, Faculty Honorary member 2004- National Association of Women in Construction, Construction Visionary Award Nominee 1998-College of Architecture Outstanding Faculty for Education & Practice Award 1991-Winner Summer Mock Trial Competition, Rumberger, Kirk 1990-Winner Moot Court Competition, University of Miami 1990-Member of Law Review, University of Miami 1990-Member of Moot Court Board, University of Miami 1989-Colson Law Scholar, University of Miami 1987-National University Certificate of Leadership, San Diego 1986-Navy Achievement Medal, U.S. Navy 1986-Navy Rifle Marksmanship Ribbon and Bronze Letter “S”, U.S. Navy 1986-Expert Pistol Shot Medal, U.S. Navy 1985-1989-Various Letters of Commendation, U.S. Navy 1982-Order of the Engineer, University of Florida 1982-Epsilon Lambda Chi, Engineering Leadership Circle, University of Florida 1980-Herbert Grey Memorial Scholar, University of Florida 1978-Second Place Student Design Award, Drexel University, Philadelphia RECORD OF ACTIVITIES AS A TEACHER AND EDUCATOR A. Courses Taught, Selected Construction Law Construction Issues and Initiatives Real Estate Finance Construction Contracts Leadership Information Technology in the Construction Industry Construction Estimating Safety and Environmental Issues for Facility Managers Continuing Education Courses Taught, Selected Inspecting for Lead-Based Paint Facility Management Project Management Law and Risk Management
PhD. Principal Advisor Name of Student: Charner Rodgers Date: Fall 2008-present Title of Thesis: Environmental Justice Issues Status: Graduated, Senior Construction Manager Georgia Dept of Transportation Name of Student: Jose L. Fernandez-Solis Date: 8/2004-5/2007 Title of Thesis: The Philosophy of Construction Status: Graduated, Currently Assistant Professor at Texas A & M Name of Student: Non Khuncumchoo Date: 8/2001-5/2007 Title of Thesis: Roof Maintenance Record Analysis toward Proactive Maintenance Policies Status: Graduated, currently head of Facility Management, Architecture Department, Silpakorn University, Thailand PhD. Committee Member Name of Student: Deborah Phillips Date: 9/2006-5/2008 Title of Thesis: Employee Engagement in Multifamily Homes Status: Graduated, currently in Post-Doctorial status at Georgia Tech
Date: December 2001 Title of Thesis: Decision Support System for Affordable Housing College: College of Engineering Status: Graduated, Currently Assistant Professor at Tuskegee University Name of Student: Shariar Makarechi Date: 8/2003 Title of Thesis: Decision Support System on Building Sustainability Status: Graduated, currently Assistant Professor at Southern Polytechnic University Name of Student: Hyeun-Jun Moon Date: 8/2002 Title of Thesis: Simulation of Mold Growth in Buildings Status: Graduated, currently Assistant Professor, University of Seoul, Korea Master Thesis Principal-Advisor (selected students) Name of Student: Ryan Studzynski Date: July 2002 Title of Thesis: Green Design and Sustainability Leasing Observations for Large Tenants and Owners of Atlanta Office Buildings
Date: August 2002 Title of Thesis: A Framework to Aid Facility Managers when Choosing Between Standard Drywall Construction and a Movable Wall System
Date: November 2002 Title of Thesis: Factors Affecting the Selection of Capital Facilities Projects
Date: 2002 Title of Thesis: Facility Management of Golf Courses
Date: 2003 Title of Thesis: Indoor Air Quality
Date: March 2004 Title of Thesis: A Proactive Design Strategy for Facility Managers of Laboratory Environments
Date: March 2004 Title of Thesis: Small Organization Competitive Sourcing in the National Park Service Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area
Date: May 2004 Title of Thesis: Framework of a Facility Management Code Based Decision Model to Evaluate and Predict Placement of Fire Alarm Audible and Visual Notification Devices
Date: October 2004 Title of Thesis: Case Study on Residential Humidity Control at U.S. Coast Guard Bayamon Housing External Examiner Name of Student: Indira Shita Siagian Date: March 2009 School: National University of Singapore Title of Thesis: Mould Growth in HDB Environment, Singapore Independent Study Directed (selected)
Brady Evans, Sick Buildings Literature Search, 1998 Turner Mills, Residential Remodeling: A Missed Opportunity, 1999 Nan-Wei Heilian-Florida Commercial Buildings and Mold, 2001 Katie Buffington- Florida Commercial Buildings and Mold, 2001 Ryan Shanteu- Florida Commercial Buildings and Mold, 2001 Matt Dahlhauser- Florida Commercial Buildings and Mold, 2001 Amanda Ellington- Florida Commercial Buildings and Mold, 2001 Adria Miller- Florida Commercial Buildings and Mold, 2001 Brandy Murray- Florida Commercial Buildings and Mold, 2001 Adrianna Wilson- Florida Commercial Buildings and Mold, 2001 David Laube, Development Analysis Donaldson Trails Subdivision, 2001 Alexandria Gillis-Education and Training in the Construction Industry, 2002 Heath Lawrence-Biological and Chemical Weapons Threat, 2002 Allison Buckman- Hurricane Mitigation, 2002 Sam Reisenburg- Law and Construction, 2002 Nate Curry-Construction Education Data Collection, 2004 JP Foshei-Construction Education Literature Search, 2004 Michael Shaw-Insufficient Ventilation in Portable Classrooms, 2005
1998-College of Architecture Outstanding Faculty Award 2003- Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, Fellow 2008-Women Out Front Award for excellence in Teaching
Hong Kong Polytechnic, invited to give a Public Lecture, “The Truth about Mold in Commercial Buildings”, Kowloon, China, November 2005 Association of General Contractors, Building Futures Council first conference on “The Future of the AEC Industry”, invited to moderate paper session, Las Vegas, March 2005 American Institute of Constructors’ Annual Forum, invited speaker “The Future of Buildings and the Construction Industry”, Atlanta, April 2005 International Facility Management Association, Czech National Facility Management Conference, invited keynote speaker, “Future Trends in Facility Management: Building Security”, Prague Czech Republic, October 2004 General Services Administration, Intern and COOP Seminar lecturer, topics include: construction management, construction contracting, professionalism and ethics in the construction industry, and facilities management, Atlanta, 2003-2005 Alpha Kappa Psi, Business Fraternity, J. Mack Robinson College of Business Chapter, invited speaker, “Professionalism and Ethics”, Atlanta, November 2003 International Facility Management Association, invited speaker, “Facility Management, Graduate Studies”, Atlanta, 2003 Georgia Institute of Technology, Focus Program, invited panel speaker on “Academic Careers”, Atlanta, January 2003 General Services Administration, invited speaker, “Mold Prevention in Hot and Humid Climates”, New Orleans, December 2002 General Services Administration, invited panelist, “Humidity and Mold, Design & Operation Strategies for the Southeast Sunbelt Region”, Atlanta, April 2002 General Services Administration, invited speaker “The 2002 Internship Experience at GSA: Survey Analysis Report and Discussion”, Atlanta, 2002 Hong Kong Polytechnic, invited to give a Public Lecture, “Advances in the Management of the Indoor Environment and Current Facility Management Research”, Kowloon, China, November 2002 Hong Kong Polytechnic, invited to conduct workshop as visiting professor, “Mold Matters”, Kowloon China, November 2002 General Services Administration, Property Management Leadership Network, National Conference, invited speaker, “Mold and Mildew is it a Problem in Buildings?” Miami, June 10-13 2002 American Society for Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers, Atlanta Chapter Meeting, invited speaker “Facility Management Graduate Program Research Interests” Atlanta, February 2002 Building Owners and Managers Association International 2002 Winter Business Meeting, invited panel member of Government Buildings Special Interest Group, “Indoor Environments”, Beverly Hills, January 2002 General Services Administration, invited to give a presentation of findings on indoor air quality and customer service satisfaction survey study, “Increasing Customer Satisfaction in GSA Buildings”, Atlanta, August 2001 Invited to lecture for the “Inspecting Lead-Based Paint” Continuing Education Course, “Legal Aspects of Environmental Hazards in Buildings”, Atlanta, November 2000 Construction Management Association of America, CMAA South Atlantic Chapter, invited speaker, “Indoor Air Quality Research and Sick Buildings”, Kennesaw, Georgia, January 18, 2000 General Services Administration, invitation to present results of Building Customer Service Satisfaction Survey Investigation, Atlanta, January 1999
Title: General Services Administration-Public Building Services Research and Education Partnership Role: Linda Thomas-Mobley (Principal investigator/Project director); R. Kangari (Co-Principal Investigator) Amount Funded: $29,880(Thomas-Mobley); $52,290(Kangari); $82,120 (Total) Project Sponsor: General Services Administration, Regional Directors Office Dates: April 26, 2005-April 25, 2006 Purpose: The objective of this partnership is to provide a built environment-specific entrée into the research and educational activities of the Georgia Institute of Technology. The partnership allows the named project investigators to act as liaisons between the Sunbelt Region’s Public Building Service and The Building Construction Program at Georgia Tech. Specifically this partnership will allow the continuation of the Coo-op and Intern Education and Training Program to provide engineering, construction and facility management training and education to coo-ops and interns assigned. Significance: Develop an alliance with the federal government and its research programs, Educate AEC industry. Title: Internal Government Personnel Act (IPA) Role: Principal Investigator Amount Funded: $134,135.78 Project Sponsor: General Services Administration, Regional Directors Office Dates: April 2001-Present Purpose: Investigate feasibility of working relationship among Georgia Tech, Georgia State University and the General Services Administration. Report on construction management successes by core team concept between GSA and the Center for Disease Control. Significance: Develop an alliance with the federal government and its research programs Title: Investigation of Polk County Courthouse Failure Role: Linda Thomas-Mobley (Principal investigator/Project director); R. Kangari (Co-Principal Investigator) Amount Funded: $4,500.00 Project Sponsor: General Services Administration, Regional Directors Office Dates: January 3-August 15, 2002 Purpose: Conduct an investigation and draw conclusions concerning the building failure after reported mycotoxin proliferation. Conduct an investigation into the legal theories used in the legal action against the designer, contractor and insurance agent. Significance: Mold proliferation and mycotoxin pollution is currently the most significant problem for office buildings in high humid areas. Title: Integrated Facility Management of the Indoor Environment: Analysis of the HVAC Practices of the Middle District of Florida Federal Buildings compared to Commercial Buildings Role: Linda Thomas-Mobley (Principal investigator/Project director); R. Kangari (Co-Principal Investigator) Amount Funded: $33,170.85 Project Sponsor: General Services Administration, Public Building Service Dates: 10/05/01-3/31/02 Purpose: Compare HVAC Operation procedures and practices of federal government and private industry in high humidity climate. Significance: Mold proliferation and mycotoxin pollution is currently the most significant problem for office buildings in high humid areas. Title: Integrated Facility Management of the Indoor Environment: Building Investigation of the James Lawrence King Federal Building Role: Linda Thomas-Mobley (Principal investigator/Project director); R. Kangari (Co-Principal Investigator) Amount Funded: $147,898.74 Project Sponsor: General Services Administration, Public Building Service Dates: 10/05/01-3/31/02 Purpose: Investigate indoor environment using a multidisciplinary approach. Significance: Mold proliferation and mycotoxin pollution is currently the most significant problem for office buildings in high humid areas. Title: Integrated Facility Management of the Indoor Environment: Development of a Decision Support System for the Management of Mold in Federal Buildings Role: Linda Thomas-Mobley (Principal investigator/Project director); R. Kangari (Co-Principal Investigator) Amount Funded: $68,418.21 Project Sponsor: General Services Administration, Public Building Service Dates: 10/05/01-8/31/02 Purpose: Investigate indoor environment using a multidisciplinary approach facilitate the gathering of the operation and management protocol for the purpose of applying decision science to results. Significance: Mold proliferation and mycotoxin pollution is currently the most significant problem for office buildings in high humid areas. Title: Facility Managers Role in the Era of Bio/Chem. Threats Role: Principal Investigator Amount Funded: $55,000 Project Sponsor: General Services Administration, Public Building Service Dates: 1/15/02-11/31/02 Purpose: Investigational study with regard to operation and management procedures and technologies, which deal with bio/chem., Threats to indoor environment Significance: As a response to the increased awareness of various terrorist attacks to buildings, GSA desires this study to formulate a proactive approach to this new set of circumstances and potential problems.
Title: Building Investigation Role: Principal Investigator Amount Funded: $5,000 Project Sponsor: The Home Depot Dates: 11/04-12/04 Purpose: Investigate cause of sick building, interview occupants; develop corporate protocol for retail outlets in humid areas
Role: Co-Principal Investigator Amount Funded: $16,000 Project Sponsor: General Services Administration Dates: 2/03-present Purpose: Investigate Design and Construction Management, draft case study for archiving in PBS Academy program Title: Mold Remediation Review Role: Principal Investigator Amount Funded: Under IPA Project Sponsor: Public Buildings Service, General Services Administration Dates: 9/04-9/04 Purpose: Develop efficiency strategy for design and construction department. Title: Federal Government Outsourcing Development Role: Consultant Amount Funded: $7,000 Project Sponsor: Department of Health and Human Services Dates: 4/03-6/03 Purpose: Develop Review manor outsourcing documents and government strategy Member of Blue Ribbon Panel Title: Most Productive Organization Role: Consultant Amount Funded: $2,400 Project Sponsor: Center for Disease Control Dates: 11/01-12/01 Purpose: Develop efficiency strategy for design and construction department.
Title: Education and Training Goals for the A/E/C Industry Role: Co-Investigator Amount Funded: $0 Project Sponsor: Building Futures Council Dates: 2000-2002 Purpose: Investigate and collect information on the impact of the decline in trades and professionals choosing the construction industry as a career path. Significance: Significant problems have erupted recently in the construction industry due to a decline in available labor and managers for construction projects.
Rubin, R. A., & Thomas-Mobley, L. (2001). Delivery Systems. In Carina Y. Enhada, Cheri Turnage Catlin & F. D. Wilshusen (Eds.), Fundamentals of Construction Law (pp. 171-191). Chicago, Illinois: American Bar Association Publishing. Thomas-Mobley, L. (2003). Conflict Avoidance. In R. Best, G. de Valence & C. Langston (Eds.), Workplace Strategies and Facilities Management: Building in Value (Vol. 3). Burlington MA: Butterworth-Heinemann. Conner, J., Oberle, R., & Thomas-Mobley, L. (2005). A Need for Speed: Emergency Damage Response. Federal Facilities Environment Journal. Accepted for publication in volume 16, issue 4 January 2006 Thomas-Mobley, L., & Roper, K. (2005). A Proactive Assessment of Sick Building Syndrome. Facilities, 23, 6-15. Siddiqi, K., Oberle, R., Thomas-Mobley, L., & Kangari, R. (2004). A Holistic Approach for Construction with Respect to Environmental Law. Federal Facilities Environment Journal, 14(4), 69-93. Siddiqi, K., Oberle, R., Thomas-Mobley, L., & Kangari, R. (2004). Motivation for Environmental Construction. Federal Facilities Environment Journal, 15(1), 91-111. Thomas-Mobley, L., & Oberle, R. (2004). Managing Problem Indoor Environments by Embracing Subjective Data: A Case Study for Federal Buildings. Federal Facilities Environment Journal, 15(2), 109-124. Rubin, R. A., & Thomas-Mobley, L. (2010). Delivery Systems. In Carina Y. Enhada, Cheri Turnage Catlin & F. D. Wilshusen (Eds.), Fundamentals of Construction Law, Update to older version. Chicago, Illinois: American Bar Association Publishing. Kopec, D, Kanaani, M., Thomas-Mobley, L. (2011). Design Research in Search of Direction in Architecture Pedagogy & Practice Considering Research, Reflecting upon current themes in Architectural Research, ARCC 2011 - Detroit, MI 20-24 April 2011 Proceedings and Journal in press
Hong Kong Polytechnic, invited to give a Public Lecture, “The Truth about Mold in Commercial Buildings”, Kowloon, China, November 2005 Association of General Contractors, Building Futures Council first conference on “The Future of the AEC Industry”, invited to moderate paper session, Las Vegas, March 2005 American Institute of Constructors’ Annual Forum, invited speaker “The Future of Buildings and the Construction Industry”, Atlanta, April 2005 International Facility Management Association, Czech National Facility Management Conference, invited keynote speaker, “Future Trends in Facility Management: Building Security”, Prague Czech Republic, October 2004 General Services Administration, Intern and COOP Seminar lecturer, topics include: construction management, construction contracting, professionalism and ethics in the construction industry, and facilities management, Atlanta, 2003-2005 Alpha Kappa Psi, Business Fraternity, J. Mack Robinson College of Business Chapter, invited speaker, “Professionalism and Ethics”, Atlanta, November 2003 International Facility Management Association, invited speaker, “Facility Management, Graduate Studies”, Atlanta, 2003 Georgia Institute of Technology, Focus Program, invited panel speaker on “Academic Careers”, Atlanta, January 2003 General Services Administration, invited speaker, “Mold Prevention in Hot and Humid Climates”, New Orleans, December 2002 General Services Administration, invited panelist, “Humidity and Mold, Design & Operation Strategies for the Southeast Sunbelt Region”, Atlanta, April 2002 General Services Administration, invited speaker “The 2002 Internship Experience at GSA: Survey Analysis Report and Discussion”, Atlanta, 2002 Hong Kong Polytechnic, invited to give a Public Lecture, “Advances in the Management of the Indoor Environment and Current Facility Management Research”, Kowloon, China, November 2002 Hong Kong Polytechnic, invited to conduct workshop as visiting professor, “Mold Matters”, Kowloon China, November 2002 General Services Administration, Property Management Leadership Network, National Conference, invited speaker, “Mold and Mildew is it a Problem in Buildings?” Miami, June 10-13 2002 American Society for Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers, Atlanta Chapter Meeting, invited speaker “Facility Management Graduate Program Research Interests” Atlanta, February 2002 Building Owners and Managers Association International 2002 Winter Business Meeting, invited panel member of Government Buildings Special Interest Group, “Indoor Environments”, Beverly Hills, January 2002 General Services Administration, invited to give a presentation of findings on indoor air quality and customer service satisfaction survey study, “Increasing Customer Satisfaction in GSA Buildings”, Atlanta, August 2001 Invited to lecture for the “Inspecting Lead-Based Paint” Continuing Education Course, “Legal Aspects of Environmental Hazards in Buildings”, Atlanta, November 2000 Construction Management Association of America, CMAA South Atlantic Chapter, invited speaker, “Indoor Air Quality Research and Sick Buildings”, Kennesaw, Georgia, January 18, 2000 General Services Administration, invitation to present results of Building Customer Service Satisfaction Survey Investigation, Atlanta, January 1999 2005 Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE), ASHRAE, Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineering (CIBSE) Hong Kong joint conference, keynote address, “The Truth about Mold in Commercial Buildings”, Kowloon, China November 2005 American Institute of Constructors’ Annual Forum, invited speaker “The Future of Buildings and the Construction Industry”, Atlanta, April 2005 International Facility Management Association, Czech National Facility Management Conference, keynote address, “Future Trends in Facility Management: Building Security”, Prague Czech Republic, October 2004 Building Owners and Managers Association, Winter Meeting, January 2002, Topic of Presentation: “Anthrax and Mold in Federal Buildings”
Second International SCRI Research Symposium in conjunction with The International Built and Human Environment Research Week, Presented Paper: “Indoor Environmental Quality Versus Energy Savings Goals” Manchester UK, April 2005 Building the Link: International Conference on Integrating Teaching with Research and Practice in the Built Environment, Presented Paper: “Capstone Courses, the Good, the Bad and the Ugly” Oxford, UK, September 2003 Building Futures Council, Winter Meeting, Presentation “Final Report on Education and Training Study”, Miami Florida February 2002 American Council for Construction Education, Winter Meeting, Presentation “ BC undergraduate course progress” Scottsdale Arizona, February 2002 Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment (CSTB), Presented Paper: “Building Construction Program Research Efforts”, July 2001 Building Futures Council, Spring Meeting, Presentation “ Educational and Training Preliminary Report” San Francisco, California, March 2001 Building Futures Council, Winter Meeting, Presentation” “Education and Training Committee’s future agenda”, Ft Meyers Florida, February 2001 National Institute of Standards and Technology, Building and Fire Research Laboratory, Presentation “Construction Resources Center’s research on ventilation and indoor environment” Gaithersburg Maryland, December 2001 4th Asia Pacific Structural Engineering & Construction Conference Presented Paper: “A Proactive Response to an Indoor Environmental Crises; An Economic Component Case Study”, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, September 2000 Building Futures Council, Fall Meeting, Presentation: “Survey results from Education and Training Committee Survey of Members”, Reston, Virginia September 2000
“Time Couplings Method (TCM)” revised for Construction Management and Economics, 2005 "IEQ: Building Design and Energy Usage, (proposed book) for CRC Press, A Taylor & Francis Company, 2005. “Time Couplings Method (TCM)” for Construction Management and Economics, 2004 “Principles of TCM Application” for Construction Management and Economics, 2004 Globalization and the Impact on the Built Environment, (proposed book) for American Society of Civil Engineers, 2003
Conference Proceedings of The Future of the AEC Industry, Building Futures Council, March 2005 Conference Proceedings of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyor’s 2007 COBRA conference, September 2007 Member, Editorial Advisory Board, International Journal of Law in the Built Environment (Emerald), recipient of Emerald’s 2012 Best New Launch Journal Award. 2/2008-present
Gregory, Rita and Thomas, Linda “Architecture Theory and Scientific Rationality: An Argument for a Modification to the Theory of Architectural Modernism” (1999) Thomas, Linda “Sick Building Syndrome: A Compilation of Current Definitions” (2000) Thomas, Linda “An Integrated Model For Facilities Management: Indoor Environment Evaluation” Technical Report for General Services Administration (2000) Thomas, Linda “Military Privatization and Commercialization; A Compilation of Best Practices” (1998) Gregory, Rita and Thomas, Linda “A Proactive Response to an Indoor Environmental Crises; An Economic Component Case Study” (1999) Thomas-Mobley, L. (2005, April 12-13 2005). Indoor Environmental Quality versus Energy Savings. Paper presented at the Second International SCRI Research Symposium, Manchester UK: p. 366-376 Thomas-Mobley, L. (2004, October 19-21). Future Trends in Facility Management: Strong Buildings, Strong Facility Managers. Paper presented at the Czech National Facility Management Conference, Prague: p.5-17 (in Czech) Thomas-Mobley, L. (2003, September 8-10, 2003). Capstone Courses, the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Paper presented at the Building the Link International Conference on Integrating Teaching with Research and Practice in the Built Environment 2003, Wadham College, Oxford UK: p 350-357. Oberle, R., & Thomas-Mobley, L. (2000, September 13-15). A Proactive Response to an Indoor Environmental Crises: An Economic Component Case Study. Paper presented at the 4th Asia Pacific Structural Engineering & Construction Conference Construction Industry: The Challenges Ahead, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: on compact disc Gregory, Rita and Thomas, Linda “Architecture Theory and Scientific Rationality: An Argument for a Modification to the Theory of Architectural Modernism” (1999) Thomas, Linda “Sick Building Syndrome: A Compilation of Current Definitions” (2000) Thomas, Linda “An Integrated Model For Facilities Management: Indoor Environment Evaluation” Technical Report for General Services Administration (2000) Thomas, Linda “Military Privatization and Commercialization; A Compilation of Best Practices” (1998) Gregory, Rita and Thomas, Linda “A Proactive Response to an Indoor Environmental Crises; An Economic Component Case Study” (1999) Gregory, Rita and Thomas, Linda “An Example of the Failed Promise of a Technological Utopia: The Devil is in the Details” (1999) Gregory, Rita and Thomas, Linda “The Effect of the Collective Consciousness on Current: Design Decisions Germane to the Occurrence of Sick Building Syndrome” (1999) III Record of Service Activities
Georgia State Bar including all state courts, Federal District Court, and 11th Circuit Court of Appeals 1992-present Design-Build Institute of America, Student Scholarship Chair From 2003-present
NSAD Curriculum and Academic Policy Council Executive Committee Chair, WASC Self Study NSAD Faculty Committee Chair, Strategic Planning Committee Chair, Academic and Student Affairs Committee
Faculty Honors Committee, Member 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Faculty Honors Committee, Chair 2003 Faculty Awards Committee, Member 1999-2002, Chair 2003, 2004 Diversity Committee, Member 2000-present Research and Scholarship Committee, Member 2001-2003 Chair 2002, Senior Celebration Committee, Chair 1999-present Integrated Facilities Management Program Faculty Selection Committee, Member (2001, 2002) Student Construction Association, Faculty Advisor 2001-2003 Design-Build Institute of America Student Chapter, Founding Faculty Member Sigma Lambda Chi, Faculty Member, 2004-Present
Family Cluster Facilitator for nationally acclaimed organization “Leadershape” Georgia Tech, 2005 SECME Team advisor and chaperone for national mousetrap car competition, North Carolina A&T, 2005 Member, Advisory Board of Directors, St Peter Claver Regional Catholic School, 2002-2004 Yearly Science Fair Judge-Paul D. West Middle School, 1997-Present Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority Inc., Georgia Institute of Technology Student Chapter, Faculty Advisor, 2003-Present Invited member of Ad Hoc Advisory Board for National Capitol Region of GSA on reorganization of the Public Building Service, 2003 Science Fair Judge- Immaculate Heart of Mary School, 1998 and 1999 Yearly Science Olympiad- Mentor, 1998-Present
Appointed to Selection Panel for GSA Construction Representative GS-0809-13, January 7-11, 2002 Member of Selection Panel for Level 3 Infectious Disease Laboratory, Nation Institute of Health, 2003 Space Construction Lecture, invited School of Aerospace Engineering to lecture on collaboration efforts with COE, April 2005 IV International and National Professional Recognition Invited Committee Member of Committee on Protecting Occupants of DOD Buildings from Chemical or Biological Release, National Academies’ Board on Chemical Sciences and Technology and the Board on Life Sciences, Washington DC 2006 Chair of Cluster Presentation at Building Education and Research Conference, Manchester, England 2003 Invited Lecturer at Hong Kong Polytechnic Institute on “Facility Management and Indoor Environments” 2002 and 2005 Invited Lecturer and Keynote speaker at IFMA, Prague Republic of Czech Directory: ses -> documents -> fileadmin -> documents -> pdf ses -> Session No. 8 Course Title: Theory, Principles and Fundamentals of Hazards, Disasters, and U. S. Emergency Management Session Title: Disaster As a growth Business Time: 3 Hours Objectives ses -> 9. 1 To better understand the driving events, public pressures, and political and policy outcomes that have shaped emergency management in the United States ses -> Extended learning modules language Arts/Reading ses -> Session No. 3 Course Title: Theory, Principles and Fundamentals of Hazards, Disasters, and U. S. Emergency Management Session Title: Hazard Categories or Taxonomies Time: 1 Hour Objectives ses -> The potential of zakat scheme as an alternative of microcredit to alleviate poverty in Bangladesh pdf -> Caroline p. Lubert Download 82.72 Kb. Share with your friends:
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