Curriculum Vitae Ric Richardson University of New Mexico (505

Curriculum Vitae
Ric Richardson
University of New Mexico
School of Architecture and Planning
MSCO4 2530
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87106
(505) 277-6460 office
2414 Central S.E.
e-mail: [email protected]
EDUCATION
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Master of
Architecture in Advanced Studies, 1981.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Master of City
Planning, 1981.
University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, Bachelor of Architecture, 1971.
ACADEMIC, TEACHING and ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE
Professor of Planning, 2004 to the Present
Associate Professor of Planning, 1989 to 2004.
Assistant Professor of Architecture and Planning, 1984 to 1989.
Director, Community and Regional Planning Program July 2012 to present
Site-Visitor, Planning Accreditation Board (PAB), 2011 to present
Acting Dean July 2006 to June 2007
Associate Dean, School of Architecture and Planning, June 1999 to July 2001.
Interim Dean, School of Architecture and Planning, Jan 1997 to June 1999.
Director, Community and Regional Planning Program, 1990 to 1997.
Teaching: Negotiation and Public Dispute Resolution; Community Growth and Land Use
Planning; and Advanced Planning Studio.
Research: Land Use and Environmental Dispute Resolution, Citizen Participation and
Collaborative Planning Methods.
Practice: Collaborative Planning in Land Use and Community Development; Strategic
Planning for Water and Natural Resources; Mediated Negotiations in Natural Resource
and Community Development disputes.
Curtin University of Technology, Perth Australia
Visiting Fellow, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, College of Building,
Architecture and Environmental Design, Perth, Australia, March 2003.
Chinese University of Hong Kong,
Visiting Professor, Department of Architecture, Chung Chi College. Asian Cultural
Council Scholar in Residence, Spring 1996.
Team Leader and Charrette Publication Editor, The International Urban Environmental
Design Charrette in the Pearl River Delta, Guangzhou, China, June 2002.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Visiting Professor of Urban Design and Development, Fall 1995.
Edward H. Linde Visiting Professor of Urban Development, 1987 - 1988.
Senior Associate, Harvard-MIT Public Disputes Program, 1989 to present.
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Senior Associate, East Asian Architecture and Planning Program, 1986 to 1990.
The Lincoln Institute for Land Policy
Senior Associate 2000 to present;
Lead Instructor Basic Course in Mediating Land Use Disputes 2000 – 2001.
Instructor Advanced Course in Mediating Land Use Disputes 2002 to present.
The University of Nebraska
Visiting Professor, Hyde Chair for Excellence in Architecture and Planning. School of
Architecture and Planning, Spring 1995.
Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
Visiting Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, Summer Urban Design Studio
and Study Tour, 1985, 1987 and 1989.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Pueblo of Laguna, New Mexico, Bike and Pedestrian Route Plan, Interdisciplinary
team member to carry out community involvement and participation in creating a
bicycle and pedestrian plan for the Laguna Pueblo and its six villages. Engaged tribal
members in focus groups, workshops, open houses and events to create a community
driven planning and design process. May 2011 to present.
City of Albuquerque, Parks and Recreation Department, Strategic Development Plan,
Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta Park. Team member to lead city staff and
Park Commission members in a series of workshops designed to create a vision and
physical development plan for the 250 acre Balloon Fiesta Park. The process built
consensus among the participants about future development of the park. April 2011.
City of Albuquerque, Redevelopment Division, Mediator for the North Fourth Street
Corridor Plan and Redevelopment Plan. Mediated land use and planning dispute over
regulatory system, zoning standards and, design regulations, street standards and
pedestrian amenities and future development scenarios. Plan was stalled in the
regulatory approval process for 18 months following disputed claims by nearby resident
and merchants along the corridor. April 2007 to present
Bernalillo County Parks Department, Facilitator and Planner for the “Ditches to Trails
Pilot Study" focused on the design and redevelopment of 2 miles of Albuquerque’s flood
control channels and acequias into multi-use walking and recreation trails. Designed
and led the multi-day design workshop and planned, and executed public outreach,
stakeholder interviews and focus groups. October 2007 to present
University of New Mexico, Campus Master Plan Charrette, Co-chair of the Charrette
to being together 25 planning, architecture and landscape architecture professionals
from across the country to propose design scenarios and solutions for the continue
development of the campus for the University of New Mexico. Led the team writing the
campus development sustainability policy. November 2007.
Enterprise Foundation, Planner and Facilitator for the Albuquerque Civic Trust. Lead
a task force of community leaders, business interests, elected officials and
neighborhood representatives in creating the mission, vision and operating principles
for the Albuquerque Civic Trust, August 2002 to present.
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Consensus Building Institute, Senior Consultant. Co-author of simulations and
negotiation training materials. Instructor in natural resource collaborative planning
workshops and courses in mediating land use disputes, Fall 1995 to present.
New Mexico Defense Adjustment Planning Task Force, Technical Team Leader.
Provided analysis of downsizing, defense conversion and economic restructuring for the
Los Alamos National Laboratory, March 1995 to December 1995.
Historic Neighborhood Alliance in the Pocket of Poverty, Planning Advisor and
Facilitator. Prepared strategic plans for neighborhood-based reinvestment and
redevelopment, October 1993 to present.
New Mexico Legislative Council, Planner and co-facilitator for the New Mexico
Horizons Task Force. Provided planning and facilitation services for legislative leaders,
cabinet secretaries, business executives and community leaders in designing a strategic
planning process for the State of New Mexico. Fall 1994.
South Dakota State Planning Bureau, Pierre, South Dakota, Commissioner of
Planning, Cabinet member and head of Governor's research and planning agency.
Coordinated Governor's annual legislative package, wrote state policy on energy
minerals development, and designed criteria to offset impacts of energy development.
Chairman of Council on Local Affairs and Natural Resources Cabinet, 1978 to 1981.
Sha Tin New Town Development Office, New Territories, Hong Kong, Senior
Planner/Architect. Performed design review for the Town Center and private residential
developments; prepared site plans and land use plan for town expansion; coordinated
master landscape plan; and developed strategy to accommodate traditional Chinese
villages, 1976 to 1977.
Rosebud Sioux Tribe, Rosebud Indian Reservation, South Dakota, Assistant
Director of Planning. Managed housing acquisition, community development and
natural resource planning. Instituted community-based planning network in fifteen
reservations communities, 1971 to 1974.
PUBLICATIONS
Working Papers
“The Role of Science in Deliberative Democratic and Collaborative Policy-Making,” with Michael Elliott,
Jennifer Peyser, and Herman Karl, the Environment and Public Policy Conference, MIT, June 2006.
“Collaborative Approaches to Science in Resource Management Planning for the Lesser Prairie-chicken:
Implications for Practice,” with Jenifer Peyser,, RESOLVE, Inc. Washington D. C., the Association of
Collegiate Schools of Planning, Conference, November 2006, Submitted to Journal of natural Resources,
march 2008.
“Federal Agency Experience In Using Consensus Building And Alternative Dispute Resolution Techniques
To Manage Public Conflicts In The West,” The U S Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution,
Tucson, Arizona, April 2005.
“The Lesser Prairie Chicken Working Group and The New Mexico Behavioral Health Advisory
Committee: Lessons In Timeframes, Technical Analysis and Joint Fact-Finding,” The Association of
Collegiate Schools of Planning, Portland Oregon, October, 2004.
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“Designing a Neighborhood Vision with Albuquerque’s North Valley Improvement Coalition: Practice and
Principles for Community-Based Citizen Participation, with Mikaela Renz and Lisa Gavioli, in the
proceeding of the 45th International Making cities Livable Conference, Portland Oregon, June 2007.
Negotiating a Vision for The Heart of Albuquerque’s North Valley: Practice and Principles for
Community-Based Citizen Participation,” with Mikeala Renz, the Association of Collegiate Schools of
Planning, Kansas City. Missouri, October 2005
“Charrettes in China: Newer Urbanism in Older Cities,” with Jeffrey W. Cody Professor, the Chinese
University of Hong Kong, 11th International Planning History Conference Barcelona, Spain, July 2004
Books and Monographs
Resolving Disputes, Facilitating Consensus and Enhancing Community Engagement: The Art of Civic
Leadership and Collaborative Planning, with Michael Elliot and Kate Hildebrand. The book is
aimed at practitioners of planning, law, public policy and public administration, and
mediators. The book will be a resource for educators and students in city planning,
public policy, law, communications and academic fields concerned with dispute
resolution, collaborative planning and civic leadership. Presently in proposal stage.
Housing for All New Mexicans, with Kate Hildebrand and Lisa Roach. Booklet two in a
five part series, “The New Mexico Toolkit for Community Growth and Sustainability,” for
the Governor’s Our Communities Our Future Task Force, March 2008.
“Theory to Practice: Methods for Creating Interdisciplinary Dialogue with Mediators,
Practitioners and Scholars,” with Christopher Honeyman, et.al. The Association for
Conflict Resolution, Research Section Inaugural Publication, October 2003.
Refereed Journal Articles
“Governing Western Mineral Resources: The Emergence of Collaboration” The Natural
Resources Journal, University of New Mexico School of Law, Vol. 43, No 2, Spring 2003.
"Rural Economic Assistance Link: Innovations and Collaboration in Small Town
Planning," with Robert Coppedge and Robert Czerniak in Economic Development
Quarterly, April 1994.
“Urbanizing Forest and Village Trees in Hong Kong’s Sha Tin Valley: 1976 - 1997,” with
Jeffery Cody, in Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review, the Journal of the
International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments, Vol. 1, Oct, 1997.
"Overcoming Obstacles to Negotiating Electric Utility Industry Regulations, in
Negotiation Journal: On the Process of Dispute Settlement , Volume 7, Number 1, January
1991.
Professional Journals
“Collaborative Public Health: Creating New Possibilities For New Mexico’s Behavioral
Health Care System,” in The National Association of County and Community Health
Officers Journal, The NACCHO Exchange, January 2002.
“A New Town Beyond the Nine Dragons: Transformations Sha Tin New Town 1975 1997,” with Jeffery Cody in Space and Society, June 1997.
"Development on the Border," MASS, Journal of Architecture and Planning, University
of New Mexico, Co-Editor, with D. Henkel. October 1994.
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"Albuquerque, New Mexico: A Crossroads in Space and Time," Space and Society,
International Journal of Architecture and Environmental Design, MIT Press, September
1989.
Book Chapters
"The Albuquerque Pocket of Poverty Alliance: Building Consensus in NeighborhoodBased Planning and Participation, " with T. Cordova, C. Isaac and K. Hildebrand, in The
Community Building Series, The Development Training Institute and The Urban
Institute, unpublished manuscript. 1996.
"Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Continuum of Control," in The Hyde Chair Series,
University of Nebraska Press, unpublished manuscript, 1995.
"Negotiating Community Consensus in Preparing Environmental Impact Statements," in
Environmental Mediation, Theory and Practice, Greenwood Press 1994.
Published Simulations
Guiding Development in the Pike River Valley: Regional Growth Management, adapted
from a simulation by Armand Ciccarelli and Lawrence Susskind, for the Lincoln
Institute of Land Policy and the Consensus Building Institute, April 2001.
Open Lands: A Private Land Planning Negotiation, with Patrick Field, a multi party
negotiation simulation for growth management and land use planning, for The Harvard
Program on Negotiation, October 1997.
Editorials
“Missing Pieces of the Smart Growth Puzzle,” in Insight and Opinion, The Albuquerque
Tribune, September 24, 2002.
Book Reviews
The Nature of Cities: Ecocriticism and Urban Environments, Edited by Michael Bennett
and David W. Teague. (The University of Arizona Press, Tucson: 2001). In The Journal of
the Southwestern Historical Review, Fall 2001
Using Assisted Negotiation to Settle Land Use Disputes: A Guide Book for Local
Officials, by Lawrence Susskind, et.al, (The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy: 1999), in
The Journal of Planning Education And Research, The Association of Collegiate Schools
of Planning, Spring 2001.
Mediating Land Use Disputes: Pros and Cons, by Lawrence Susskind, et.al, (The Lincoln
Institute of Land Policy: 1999), in The Journal of Planning Education And Research, the
Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Spring 2001.
Community-Based Practice and Planning
North Fourth Street Corridor and Sector Plan, with K. Hildebrand, for the City of
Albuquerque Redevelopment Division, April 2010.
The North Fourth Street Corridor Plan White Paper, with K. Hildebrand for the City of
Albuquerque Environmental Planning Commission documenting mediated agreements
and the accord for the North Fourth Street Corridor Plan. January 2008.
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North Valley Demonstration Trail Project: Situation Assessment and Public Workshops,
with K. Hildebrand for the Bernalillo County Parks and Recreation Department,
January 2008.
UNM/HSC Strategic Planning Report for the UNM Campus Master Development Plan,
with K. Hildebrand, for the Vice President of Health Sciences, University of New Mexico,
May 2008.
North Fourth Street Conflict Assessment and Plan for Mediated Negotiations, with K.
Hildebrand for the City of Albuquerque Redevelopment Division, and Residents and
Merchants in the North Fourth Street Planning Area, August 2007.
A Strategic Plan for Information Technology Services, Children, Youth and Family
Services Department, State of New Mexico, August 2005.
Executive Summary for The Lesser Prairie Chicken and Sand Dune Lizard Conservation
Strategy, Bureau of Land Management and the Southeastern New Mexico Lesser
Prairie-Chicken Working Group, August 2005.
A Five-year Operational Strategic Plan, Bureau of Business and Economic Research,
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, July 2005.
Watershed Restoration Planning Workshop Report, for the Las Placitas Association,
January 2005.
Facilitated Negotiations to Develop a Conservation Strategy for the Lesser Prairie
Chicken, with Toby Herzlich, for the Southwest New Mexico Lesser-Prairie Chicken
Working Group and the Wildlife Management Institute, March 2004.
Community Visioning Report, with Tim Karpoff, et. al, for the 4th Street & Montaño Area
Improvement Collation: November 2004.
A Report of The Urban Environmental Design Charrette in Changdi, Guangzhou, China,
The South China Institute of Technology and the Chinese University of Hong Kong,
Design Team Facilitator and Charrette Publication Editor, August 2003.
Planning Process Overview and Ground Rules for Building Consensus in The
Albuquerque Civic Trust Business and Investment Plan, June 2003.
Water Resources Management Plan, The City of Rio Rancho Public Utilities and
Planning Departments, Citizen Steering Committee. June 2003.
Strategic and Operational Plan, Southwest Strategy Regional Federal Agency Directors,
January 2003.
Regionalism Summit: A Report of the Public Dialogue, with Lucy Moore, The City of
Santa Fe/Santa Fe County Regional Planning Authority, April 2002.
The Southwest Strategy Tribal Federal Gathering, “Working Together to Create a Better
Southwest: A Gathering of People and Government”, April 2002.
Strategic Plan for the Nursing Program, Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute,
March 2003.
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Institutional Advancement Strategic Planning Framework University of New Mexico,
Office of Institutional Advancement, March 2002, August 2002.
Strategic Plan for Reorganizing Arts and Sciences, Technical Vocational Institute,
December 2001.
Strategic Plan for Neighborhood Investment and Development, with K. Hildebrand and
C Isaac, Albuquerque’s Historic Neighborhood Alliance in the Pocket of Poverty, April
2001.
The Final Report of the Medicaid Behavioral Health Advisory Committee, New Mexico
State Human Services Department, Medicaid Division, November 2001.
Strategic Action Plan, Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau, with K.
Hildebrand, July 2001.
Strategic Management Plan, University of New Mexico of New Mexico Children’s
Psychiatric Hospital, May 2001.
Lincoln National Forest: Fire Zone Actions and Strategies, The Southwest Strategy,
February 2001.
Design Charrette for the Joint Computing and Engineering Laboratory, with Tim
Karpoff, Sandia National Laboratory, January 2001.
Alliance for Green Development: Strategic Plan 2000 – 2005, “ with Kate Hildebrand
and Tim Karpoff Associates, Albuquerque Development Services, June 2000.
Recommendations for Small Power Production Regulatory Reform,” with Tim Karpoff,
New Mexico Alternative Energy Symposium, December 2000.
A Strategic Plan for the Groundwater Division of the Department of the Environment,
with Karpoff Associates, November 2000.
Planning for Another 50 Years of Water in Placitas, New Mexico, Del Agua Institute,
November 1999.
Recent Research Reports
Barelas Railyards Redevelopment: A summary Report on the Community Workshop,
with the Jonathan Rose Companies, The Resource Center for Raza Planning and the
Design and Planning Assistance Center, UNM School of Architecture and Planning,
June 2007.
Assessment of the UNM College of Fine Arts’ Environmental Scan Methodologies and
Data Analysis, for the College of Fine Arts Strategic Planning Committee, Environmental
Scan Sub-committee, April 2005
The Jemez Y Sangre Water Plan Alternatives Assessment Charrette, with Lucy Moore
et.al., for the Jemez Y Sangre Regional Water Planning Task Force, March 2002.
Regional Water Planning Community Conversations, with Lucy Moore, The Middle Rio
Grande Water Assembly, February 2002.
Engagement: A Bridge for Healthy Behavior: Strategic Choices, University of New Mexico
Health Sciences Center, Department of Pediatrics, April 2001.
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A Strategic Development Plan for the Department of Anthropology, with Kate
Hildebrand, University of New Mexico, October 1999, Departmental Action Plan
February 2001.
An Action Plan for the Regional Water Plan, with Tim Karpoff, The Middle Rio Grande
Water Assembly, June 2000.
Community – Lender Partnership Summit Report, with Kate Hildebrand, UNM Fair
Lending Center and Albuquerque Project Change, September 1999.
Strategic Plan for Neighborhood Development, with T. Cordova and C Isaac, The Pocket
of Poverty Alliance, Albuquerque, New Mexico. June 1994.
The Los Alamos Defense Adjustment Planning Project, with Mt. Auburn Associates, et
al. Report to the Northern New Mexico Defense Adjustment Task Force, December 1995.
The Promise of Strategic Planning, with Tim Karpoff, et. al.. Report of the New Mexico
Horizons Task Force, New Mexico Legislative Council, January 1995.
Resource Guide, with T. Cordova and C. Isaac. Research report to the Pocket of
Poverty Alliance and the City of Albuquerque, Office of Economic Development, January
1995.
Capacity Assessments, with T. Cordova and C. Isaac. Capacity building and technical
assistance needs of community organizations in the Albuquerque's Pocket of Poverty,
December 1994.
Analysis of the Regional Land Market, with D. Henkel. Research report to the Mayor of
Chama, New Mexico, October 1994.
SPONSORED PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS
Advanced Course on Mediating Land Use Disputes for the Lincoln Institute of Land
Policy and the Consensus Building Institute, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Annual
Course, April 2003 to May 2007.
Seminar in Mediating Land Use Disputes for the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and
the Consensus Building Institute, Santa Fe, New Mexico, August 2001; Portland,
Oregon, May 2001, Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 2001.
Collaborative Problem Solving for the National Council of State Legislatures, Western
Division, San Diego, California, October 2001.
Negotiating Agreement on Natural Resources and Public Policy for the Bureau of Land
Management with Matt McKinney and Pat Field, Tucson, Arizona, August 2000.
Washington State University, October 2001.
Negotiating Strategies for Care and Treatment, and Community-based Planning in
Health Care Delivery, for Project Unite, with Andy His, et.al., Department of Pediatrics,
October 2000.
Negotiation and Consensus Building for the New Mexico Governor’s Cabinet, Workshop
on Collaborative Policy-Making and Alternative Dispute Resolution, December 1999.
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Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution in Trans-disciplinary Education, for
Project UNITE in collaboration with Professor Andrew Hsi, et. al., University of New
Mexico, Department of Pediatrics, 1996 to 1999. [Presently being adapted for distance
learning.]
Open Lands, A Private Planning Negotiation for the Western Private Lands Legacy, with
Larry Susskind, Sheridan, Wyoming, May 1998.
Community Zoning Institute for the New Mexico League of Zoning Officials, developed
certification program and taught "Land Use Planning and Regulation," "Innovations in
Zoning," and “Citizen Participation and Dispute Resolution," 1989 to 1995.
Electric Utility Negotiated Ratemaking for the MIT-Harvard Public Disputes Program,
The Harvard Program on Negotiation, with Larry Susskind, 1987 to 1990.
INVITED SEMINARS and LECTURES
The Department of Planning, Redevelopment and Infrastructure, Perth, Western
Australia. “Prospects For Redevelopment and Affordable Housing in Downtown
Albuquerque,” June 2003.
Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Government Leadership Academy,
“Consensus Building: The Art of Collaborative Action”, Albuquerque, New Mexico
October 2002, September 2003.
The National Commission on Leadership in Professional Education, “Approaches to
Community Planning: Implications for Interdisciplinary Professional Education and
Training,” Oak Brook, Illinois, April 1999.
Tsinghua University, Beijing China, Developing Sha Tin New Town, Hong Kong: The
Design and Development Process,” June 1996.
Tongji University, Shanghai China, “Implementing Regional Urban Design Assistance
Teams to Redevelop Route 66,” July 1996.
University of Nanjing, Nanjing, China, “Organizing Interdisciplinary Design and
Planning Teams for Design,” July 1996.
Albuquerque City Planning and Family and Community Services, “Barriers and
Opportunities to Increase Production of Affordable Housing in Albuquerque.” December
1994.
Neighborhood Summit, “A Dialogue of Neighborhood leaders and Community-based
Organizations in Albuquerque's Pocket of Poverty,” September 1993.
FUNDED RESEARCH
Our Communities Our Future, New Mexico Toolkit for sustainable community
Development, Booklet Series, Co P.I. and Series Editor with Mark Childs, Fall 2006.
Barelas Community Participation and Design Workshops for the Barelas Railyards, Sate
of New Mexico appropriation, 2006 to 2008.
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McCune Foundation, to develop a negotiated investment strategy and revised strategic
plan with the Pocket of Poverty Neighborhoods, partnership with United South
Broadway Corporation and UNM College of Education, October 1999 to 2003.
Interdisciplinary Curricula in Higher Education, with Andy Hsi, MD, UNM Department
of Pediatrics, Department of Health and Human Services, August 1996 to present.
Asian Cultural Council Fellowship, Scholar in Residence: Kong Kong, January 1996.
U. S. Department of Energy, for The New Mexico Defense Adjustment Planning Task
Force, Defense Conversion Impact Analysis Study, with Mt. Auburn Associates, et. al.,
December 1995.
U S West Foundation, for The Rural Economic Assistance Link, April 1992 to April
1995.
City of Albuquerque, Office of Community Economic Development, for capacity building
in neighborhood economic development, February 1994.
City of Albuquerque, Planning Department
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Application and Analysis of Development Agreements
City Image And Identity Studies
Planned Unit Development Ordinances
Methods for Development Impact Assessment
Monitoring Comprehensive Plan Implementation
Comparative Analysis Of Performance Zoning Systems
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION AND AWARDS
University of New Mexico Libraries
2008 Faculty Recognition Award for outstanding teaching and research
Public lecture: “The Terrain of Public Disputes - Three Myths
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Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia, College of Built Environment,
Art and Design
Department of City and Regional Planning
Departmental Fellow April 2003.
Asian Cultural Council
Department of Architecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong,
Scholar in Residence January 1996.
University of Nebraska, School of Architecture and Planning
Hyde Chair of Excellence in Architecture and Planning,
Visiting Professor, Spring 1995.
Arthur D. Little
National Award for Excellence in Economic Development, March 1994.
Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning
Executive Committee, Southeastern Regional Representative, 1991 to 1993.
Nominated President, November 1994.
New Mexico Rio Grande Regional Water Assembly
Co-Founder and Organizer, Fall 1996
Steering Committee Member, 1997 to 1999
Action Committee Member, 1997 to 2001
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Nominated, Outstanding Teacher of the Year, 1988, 1989
Presidential Lectureship for excellence in teaching and research, 1985 to
1987
Rated Outstanding Instructor in the School of Architecture and Planning,
1986
Presidential Recognition Award, Outreach Program, October 1985
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Edward H. Linde Professor of Urban Development, Endowed Chair, 1987/88
Senior Program Associate, East Asian Architecture and Planning Program,
1986 to 1990
Program Associate, Harvard-MIT Public Disputes Program, Fall 1989 to
present
American Planning Association
Member APA, New Mexico Chapter, 1985 to present
Chairman, Awards Committee, 1987/88
Executive Committee Member, October 1986 to 1988
Henry Luce Foundation, New York, New York
National Luce Scholars Selection Panel member, 1983
Henry Luce Scholar, 1977
UNIVERSITY AND DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE
University of New Mexico
Bachelor of University Studies Faculty Committee, 2003 to present
Faculty Dispute Resolution Advisory Committee, 2000 to present
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Faculty Senate Graduate Committee, 1990 to 1994
Faculty Senate 1987 to 1990.
School of Architecture and Planning
Acting Dean AY 2006 to 2007
Interim Dean 1997 to 1999
Associate Dean 1999 to 2001
Community and Regional Planning Program
Chair, Personnel Committee, 2006 to present
Chair Search Committee, 2010/2011, 2006/2007, 2007/2008
Chair, Faculty Search Committee, 2001/2002
CRP Program Director, 1990 to 1996
School of Architecture and Planning
Institute for Environmental Education, Interim Director, Fall 2003 to present
Computer Committee, Chair 2001/2002, Member 1999 to present
School Personnel Committee, Chair 2010 to present. 1999 to 2001
Affirmative Action Search Coordinator, 1999 to 2002
Executive Committee, 1993 to 1999
Personnel Committee, Chair 2010-2011, 1993 to1994,
Member, 2009 to present, 1992 to 1994.
Building Committee, 1990 to 1996
Faculty Advisor, Student Planning Association, 1990 to 1995
Dean Search Committee, Fall, Spring 1993