CRS Center Fellows Program

Purpose

In order for the CRS Center to accomplish its mission, it must build a supportive intellectual environment and research infrastructure for faculty, graduate students and professionals whose interests are compatible with those of the Center. The Fellows program will help build this supportive environment and infrastructure.

Appointment Procedure

Any faculty member (including visiting and adjunct faculty), researcher or professional may request appointment as a CRS Center Fellow at any time. CRS Center Fellows will be appointed and reviewed by the CRS Center Board of Directors for a maximum term of three years in accordance with College policy and this document.

Any faculty member or professional who is the principal investigator of a research project that is administered through the Center or who has been awarded the CRS Archive Scholar will automatically be eligible to become a CRS Center Fellow, subject to approval of the CRS Center Board of Directors.

Program Description

1. Publicity. Each CRS Center Fellow is asked to forward highlights of his/her annual report so that contributions to the Center may be incorporated in the Center's annual report and future CRS Center newsletters.

2. Funding. When possible, the Center may provide cost-sharing or other resources to encourage the external support of research initiatives that have significant future funding potential and/or to encourage the presentation of research conducted by CRS Center Fellows.

3. Critical Unmet Needs Funding. The CRS Center will provide up to $1,000 per year for any "critical unmet need" that a Faculty Fellow may have. Typically, we would expect to provide these funds in a cost share arrangement with another unit in the College or University. Faculty Fellows may apply for this funding at any time.

4. Indirect Cost Return. Faculty Fellows whose externally funded research is conducted through the Center will have access to the Center's portion of their indirect cost return.

5. Business Cards. The CRS Center will provide business cards when requested by Fellows.

Current CRS Center Faculty and Professional Fellows

Professional Fellows

	Parshall, Steven A., 2008-2011 Peña Professor of Architecture (02-03) Senior Vice President, HOK Advance Strategies
	Laepple, Eberhard, 2007-2010 Consultant & Programmer, HOK Advance Strategies

Faculty Fellows

	Bilbo, David, 2006-2009 Professor, Clark Endowed Professorship, Department of Construction Science
	Bockhorn, Bruce, 2007-2010 AIA - Associate Professor, Director, Construction Science, Prairie View A&M University
	Bryant, John, 2007-2010 Associate Professor, Department of Construction Science
	Clayton, Mark, 2007-2010 Professor, Department of Architecture
	Fernandez-Solis, Jose L., 2007-2010 Assistant Professor, Department of Construction Science
	Greer, John Only, 2008-2011 FAIA - Professor, holder of the Wallie E. Scott Professorship in Architecture Practice and Management, College Archivist, Department of Architecture
	Haberl, Jeff, 2006-2009 Professor, Associate Director, Energy Systems Laboratory, Department of Architecture
	Hill, Rodney, 2008-2011 Professor, Holder of the Eppright University Professorship in Undergraduate Teaching Excellence; Department of Architecture
	Horlen, Joe, 2008-2011 Associate Professor and Department Head, Department of Construction Science
	Johnson, Robert, 2008-2011 Professor, Bullock Endowed Chair, Department of Architecture
	Kang, Julian , 2007-2010 Associate Professor, Department of Construction Science
	Lavy, Sarel, 2006-2009 Assistant Professor, Department of Construction Science, Associate Director, CRS Center
	Miranda, Valerian, 2008-2011 Associate Professor, Department of Architecture
	Regan, Thomas, 2008-2011 Professor, Department of Architecture
	Seidel, Andrew, 2007-2010 Professor, Department of Landscape Architecture & Urban Planning and Department of Architecture
	Smith, James C., 2007-2010 Professor, Department of Construction Science
	Wells, Ward, 2007-2010 Professor, Department of Architecture, Director, Academy of Visual & Performing Arts
	Woods, Paul, 2006-2009 Associate Professor, Department of Construction Science