NAME	Earl Mark, Ph.D.	Associate Professor of Architecture Director of Computer Technologies
TEACHING AREA	Design Theory and Methods, computer aided architectural design, architecture and environmental education of children, digital moviemaking and animation, knowledge-based expert systems in architectural design
EDUCATION	1993, Ph.D. 1985, Master of Science 1981, Master of Architecture 1975, B.A., Architecture & Mathematics	Harvard University MIT (Media Lab) University of New Mexico SUNY
TEACHING AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE	Associate Professor and Director of Computer Technologies, University of Virginia School of Architecture Visiting Research Associate, University of Cambridge Assistant Professor and Director of Computer Technologies, University of Virginia School of Architecture Lecturer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Teaching Fellow, Harvard University Visiting Lecturer, ETH Zurich, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Teaching/Research Affiliate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology		1996 – Present 1998 1993 - 1996 1986 - 1993 1987 - 1993 1990 1984 - 1986
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE	Johnson, Craven and Gibson, Architects, Charlottesville, VA Designer/Consultant, Eduardo Catalano Associates and Creative Playthings Ltd., MA Project Manager/Senior Software Analyst, Computervision Corp., Bedford, MA Designer/Consultant, Swing Design, Inc. (Creative Playthings Ltd.), Framingham, MA Designer/Consultant, School Zone Inc., Albuquerque, NM		1998 – Present 1990, 1991 1983 - 1988 1981 – 1983 1978 - 1980
ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL HONORS	Apple Distinguished Educator, Apple Computer Corporation Jefferson Visiting Fellow, Downing College, University of Cambridge		2000 – Present 1998
PUBLICATIONS (Recent)	Exploiting New Pathways Between Physical and Virtual Models, ECAADE Conference, Warsaw, Poland (co-author with Robert Aish) Theoretical and Experimental Issues in the Preliminary Stages of Learning/Teaching CAAD (co-author with Bob Martins and Rivka Oxman), ECAADE Conference, Warsaw, Poland		2002 2002
RESEARCH & CREATIVE WORK (Recent)	Encountering the West: The Changing Vision of Lewis, Clark, and Jefferson; in collaboration with the Geostat Center, the Virginia Center for Digital History and the Monticello Research Foundation (with Mike Furlough and Douglas Seefelt). English Heritage, Cyrex Corporation and Bentley Systems; collaborative project to study the geometry of the vaults at Fountains Abbey.		2002 2001 - Present
SERVICE (selected)	Bentley Systems Educator’s Advisory Board International Review Committee of ECAADE Steering Committee, SIGRADI Institute for Environmental Education Advisory Board, University of New Mexico Co-chair, Round-table on “The Ideal Computer Aided Design Curriculum”, ECAADE, Helsinki, Finland International Scientific Committee of SIGRADI		2002 2002 2002 2002 2001 2001