Two new tenure-track faculty members began teaching in the Architectural Studies program this fall semester. They are:

Craig Anz, Assistant Professor, Ph.D. Candidate in Architecture - Texas A & M University; Master of Science in Architectural Studies/Theory - University of Texas at Austin, 1998; Master of Architecture - University of Texas at Arlington, 1991; Bachelor of Environmental Design - Texas A & M University, 1987. NCARB certified and Licensed Architect in Texas, New Jersey and Germany. Areas of teaching and research include architectural design and architectural education.

Shai Yeshayahu-Sharabi, Assistant Professor, Master of Architecture, The Ohio State University, 1996; Bachelor of Science in Architectural Technology, New York Institute of Technology, 1994. Areas of teaching and research include architectural design and materials technology.

New term faculty member Maria Vera earned her Bachelor of Architecture at New York Institute of Technology. She is an experienced design studio instructor with several years of professional experience including work with I. M. Pei and Partners.

New term faculty member Brigitte Williams earned her Master of Architecture at Washington University. She is a licensed architect and a LEED 2.0 Accredited Professional. She has several years of experience as a designer and project architect for various firms including HOK and SOM.