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Education: 1994 Arch.D. University of Michigan. GPA: 8.081 out of 8 for 37 semester hours. Dissertation: "The Architecture of Artificial-Gravity Environments for Long-Duration Space Habitation." 1981 M.Arch. University of Michigan, "with distinction". GPA: 3.683 out of 4 for 53 semester hours. Inducted into Tau Sigma Delta, honor society in architecture, 1980. 1979 B.S. University of Michigan. GPA: 3.415 out of 4 for 66 semester hours. 1977 A.S. Grand Rapids Junior College. GPA: 3.957 out of 4 for 69 semester hours. Experience: 2006 School of Architecture and Building, Deakin University. Visiting research scholar, August 14 - September 8. Invited to work with Prof. Mark Luther in the Mobile Architecture and Built Environment Laboratory (MABEL). 2005-____ Department of Architecture, University of Hong Kong. Assistant Professor (part time). Teaching Web development to graduate architecture students: HTML, VRML, JavaScript, Macromedia Flash & ActionScript. 2005 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Invited participant in the "Live-Aboard Artificial-Gravity Studies Workshop" to develop requirements for the 52-foot centrifuge at NASA Ames Research Center. 1994-2004 Department of Architecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong. Research officer. Software development for scientific visualization and virtual reality in architecture: Fluent CFD, OpenInventor, OpenGL; C, C++, JavaScript, HTML, CSS; SGI IRIX, SunOS. Preparing project proposals and progress reports. Advising thesis students. 2001 Art Institute of Chicago. Author of essay, "Gravity, Space, and Architecture," work for hire, for the exhibition catalog, _2001: Building for Space Travel_. 1980-1993 Architecture and Planning Research Laboratory, University of Michigan. Systems research programmer. Software development for building modeling and analysis, geometric modeling, graphic interaction, peripheral device support: FORTRAN, C, PostScript; Michigan Terminal System (MTS), Apollo-Aegis, UNIX (BSD and SysV variants). 1978-1979 Artur I. Losse, Architect. Architectural apprentice (summers). Drafting, site visits, sketching and photography, meeting with clients, contractors, and engineers. 1977 Michigan Department of State Highways and Transportation. Engineering aide (seasonal). Survey crew, weigh station operator, culvert and road repair inspection.