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Professional and Educational
• Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning University of North Carolina, 1972
• Masters in Urban and Regional Planning University of Wisconsin, 1966.
• Member of American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP).
• Member of American Planning Association, & the Michigan Society of Planning.
• Member of National Trust for Historic Preservation Forum.
• Member of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy
• Member of Society of Architectural Historians
• Vice President for Planning, Alliance for Health, Grand Rapids, MI 1977-1990.
• Assistant Professor of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Wisconsin, 1969-1977
• Neighborhood Planner-City Planning Department of Madison, WI 1965-1966.
Expertise
• Focus group and other need assessment techniques
• Strategic and organizational analysis
• Assessing architectural and urban layout appropriateness
• Historical research
• Report and proposal preparation
Community Service
• Heritage Hill Association: Master Plan Committee, 1988; Historian, 1989-present
• Former Chair of the Grand Rapids Historic Preservation Commission
• The Recuperation Center, Board Chair 1998-2003
• Member of the Torch Club of Grand Rapids, President, 1982
• Docent, Meyer May House 1987 to present
• Speaker on Prairie style architecture
• Recipient of several local Historic Preservation Awards
Publications
• Almost Lost: Building and Preserving Heritage Hill, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Traverse City, Michigan, Arbutus Press October 2004
• Area Agency on Aging of Western Michigan, Assessment of Needs of Kent County Senior Citizens, May 2000.
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