Juhasz::Vita

Joseph B. Juhasz

Date of Birth: January 30, 1938, Budapest, Hungary.
US Citizen

TEACHING APPOINTMENTS

University of Colorado::
[1995 - ] Professor of Architecture and Environmental Design
[1978-1995] Associate Professor of Architecture and Environmental Design
[1974-1978] Assistant Professor of Environmental Design

University of Toronto::
[spring 1981] Visiting Associate Professor, School of Architecture.

University of California, Santa Cruz::
Fellow of Oakes College
[1973-1974] Visiting Assistant Professor, Psychology.

Bucknell University::
[1971-1974] Assistant Professor, Psychology
[1970-1971]V isiting Assistant Professor, Psychology

Bennington College::
[1968-1971] Member of the Faculty of Social Sciences

EDUCATION

Postdoctoral Fellow - 1971 - Psychology - University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
Ph.D. - 1969 - Psychology - University of California, Berkeley
B.A. - 1961 - Psychology - Brown University

TEACHING EXPERIENCE [selected]

University of Colorado, Denver
Architecture

Architecture Draws on Film
Social Factors in Architecture
Post-Structuralist Architecture
Blood and Soil : The Psychohistory of the American Home

Web Courses

[with Ann Ellis] Techniques for Improving Imagining Ability, University of Colorado, Spring 1999.
Techniques for Improving Imagining Ability, University of Colorado, summer 1999-2000.
Literature, Film and Architectural Imagination, Spring 2001- .

University of Colorado, Boulder
Environmental Design and Architecture

Design Studio, 4th year, 3rd year, and 2nd year
Environmental Psychology
Introduction to the Social Sciences and Environmental Design
Seminar in Environmental Psychology
Social Science Methodology
Human Nature and Environment [joint course with Philosophy]
Imagination and Creativity [graduate]
Programming and Evaluation I and II
Techniques for Improving Imagining Ability I and II
Psychology of Imagination [graduate]
Cold War Architecture
Architecture: Person and Society [studio-seminar combination, co-taught with an architect]
The Concept of Home
An Invisible Immovable World
Shore Plays
Blood and Soil

Department of Sociology:

Explorations in Environment and Behavior
Deviance

University of Toronto:
Architecture Studio (3rd Year)
Behavioral Issues in Architecture

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE

Vice-Chair, Denver Faculty Assembly, 2001-
Chair, System-wide Faculty Council, University of Colorado, 1993-1995
Vice President, Faculty Senate, University of Colorado System 1994-1996
Chair, Boulder Faculty Assembly, 1991-93.
Interim Resident Dean, College of Design and Planning, University of Colorado, Boulder, fall 1982.
Director, Environmental Design Division, College of Environmental Design, University of Colorado, Boulder, 1979-1982, fall, 1984.
Member, Executive Committee, Boulder Faculty Assembly, 1983-1986; 1990-94.
Member, Executive Committee, System-wide faculty Council, 1991-1998.
Executive Officer/Navigator, USS Cheboygan County (LST 533), 1964-65.

HONORS AND AWARDS

Listed: Who's Who in America 2002 and subsequent editions.
President-Elect, Division 34, Environmental and Population, American Psychological Association, 2000. President, 2001.
Program Chair, Division 34, Environmental and Population, American Psychological Association, 2000-2001. 'Cluster Representative" annual convention planning, American Psychological Association, 2001-
Member, American Psychological Association Task Force on Health and Psychology, 2001-
Fellow, American Psychological Society, 1988.
Fellow, American Psychological Association, Div 1, General, 1982; Div 10, Psychology and the Arts, 1991, Div 34, Environmental and Population, 1994.
Secretary-Treasurer, Division 10, American Psychological Association, 1984-1987.
"Contemporary Architecture" named "outstanding reference book of 1980" by American Library Association; special mention, ICAC, Warsaw, 1981.
Sweet Traveling Fellowship, Colorado Society of Architects, 1980.
NSF/APA Travel Grant to attend XXII International Congress of Psychology, 1980.
Funded Member, National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities, Summer Institute in Aesthetics, University of Colorado, 1977.
NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship, 1970-71, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.
Honorable Mention, American Institutes for Research "Creative Awards Program," 1968.
NSF Predoctoral Traineeship, 1966-68 University of California, Berkeley.
Sigma Xi.
Listed in: American Men and Women of Science, 12th and subsequent editions.
Listed in: Who's Who in the West, 16th and subsequent editions.
Listed in: Who's Who in Colorado, 1984 and subsequent editions.

PUBLICATIONS

Book:

S. Friedman and J. B. Juhasz (Eds.), Environments: Notes and selections on objects, spaces, and behavior. Monterey, CA: Brooks/Cole, 1974.

Monograph:

J. B. Juhasz, Psychology and Physical Form. Berkeley: University of California, College of Environmental Design, 1976, 37pp.

Chapters (selected):

Joseph B. Juhasz, To tell the secrets of my prison-house.   In Robert J. Pellegrini and Theodore R Sarbin (eds.), Between Fathers and Sons. New York : The Haworth Clinical Practice Press, 2002, 187-198.

Joseph B. Juhasz, Architecture and Human Identity. In R. W. Ellis and D. Cuff (Eds.) Architects' People. New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989, pp. 183-195.

Mauro O'Brien-Marchand and Joseph B, Juhasz, Aesthetic judgments and objective characteristics of landscapes. In CS Yadav (ed.) Perspectives in Urban Geography, Vol. 12: Perceptual and Cognitive Image of the City. New Delhi: Concept Publishing Company, 1987, pp. 421-454

P. Hecht and J. B. Juhasz, Recognition memory: Implications for visual information presentation. In R. Easterby and H. Zwaga (Eds.) Information design. Chichester (England) and New York: John Wiley and Sons Ltd., 1984, pp. 127-144.

J. B. Juhasz, Social identity in the context of human and personal identity. In T. R. Sarbin and K. E. Scheibe (Eds.), Studies in social identity. New York: Praeger, 1983, pp. 289-318.

J. B. Juhasz, An integrated summary of the symposium: Fantasy, Imagery and Form in Design. In D. Amadeo, J. B. Griffin and J. J. Potter (Eds.) EDRA 1983. New York: Environmental Design Research Association, 1983, pp. 147-153.

T. R. Sarbin and J. B. Juhasz, The concept of mental illness: An historical perspective. In I. Al-Issa (Ed.), Culture and psychopathology. Baltimore, MD: University Park Press, 1982, pp. 71-109.

P. R. Hecht, L. Paxson, and J. B. Juhasz, Optimizing, compromising, and trading-off. In R. Stough, A. Wandersman and S. Sanders (Eds.), Optimizing environments: Research, practice and policy. Washington, D. C.: Environmental Design Research Association, 1980, pp. 60-64.

N. Auslander, J. B. Juhasz and F. F. Carrasco, Chicano children in their residential setting. In S. Weidemann and J. R. Anderson (Eds.), Priorities for environmental design research, Part I. Washington, D. C.: Environmental Design Research Association, 1978, pp. 197-213.

D. Dowall and J. B. Juhasz, A new methodology for citizen participation in land use planning. In B. McDowell (Ed.), Innovation and action in regional planning. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1977, pp. 226-236.

T. R. Sarbin and J. B. Juhasz, The social context of "hallucinations." In R. K. Siegel and J. West (Eds.), Hallucinations: Behavior, experience, theory. New York: Wiley, 1975, pp. 241-256.

Essays:

J.B. Juhász, Blood and Soil, Population and Environmental Psychology Bulletin, 2002(3) (Autumn 2002), 28, 1-7.

J.B. Juhász, Understanding September 11, 2001: An illustrative list of some psychological principles. Population and Environmental Psychology Bulletin, 2002(1) (Winter, 2002) 27, 1-3.

J.B. Juhász & Lester Shepard, ÒKapcsolatokÓ (Connections). Liget (Budapest, Hungary) 1999(4) (April), 12, 68-79.

J. B. Juhasz &L ester Shepard, ÒVisszatŽrŽsekÓ (Returns). Liget (Budapest, Hungary) 1998(6) (June), 11, 6-20.

J. B. Juhasz & Lester Shepard, "†zenet a jšv›b›l" (A message from the future). Liget (Budapest, Hungary), 1996(9)(September), 9, pp. 74-79.

J. B. Juhasz & Lester Shepard, "Gondolatok az Ÿrhaj—ban: & Posztmodern erkšlcs" (Thoughts on board the spaceship & Postmodern ethics). Liget (Budapest, Hungary), 1996(5)(May), 9, pp. 9-18.

J. B. Juhasz & Lester Shepard, "Gondolatok az Ÿrhaj—ban" (Thoughts on board the spaceship). Liget (Budapest, Hungary), 1996(4)(April), 9, pp. 7-23.

L. Shepard & J. B. Juhasz, "A világ bœs tengerŽn ing— Magyar bárka" (The ark of Hungary adrift on the seas of sorrow). Liget (Budapest, Hungary), 1996(3)(March), 9, pp. 25-27.

J.B. Juhasz: "Peter Cook," (p. 193) "Alden B. Dow," (p. 255) "Garret Eckbo," (p. 272) "Herb Greene," "R.M. Kliment & Frances Halsband," (p. 524) "Morris Lapidus," (p. 556) "Gerald McCue," (p. 634) "William Muchow," (p. 679) "Antoine Predock," (p. 773) "Eldar Sharon," (p. 882) "Minoru Yamasaki" (p. 1071). Signed essays in Muriel Emanuel (Ed.)(Third Edition) Contemporary Architects. London and New York, St James Press, 1994.

J. B. Juhasz: "Michael Graves,"(p. 331) "Victor Horta,"(pp. 409-410) "H™tel Tassel,"(p. 130) "Louis Kahn,"(pp. 455-457) "Kimball Art Museum,"(p. 455) "Richards Biomedical Research Laboratories," "Charles Moore"(pp. 588-590). Signed essays in Randall J. Van Vynckt (Ed.), International dictionary of architects and architecture. Chicago and London, St James Press, 1993.

J. B. Juhasz, "Charles Moore, Piazza d'Italia, New Orleans," p. 419; "Maya Ying Lin, Vietnam Veterans' Memorial, Washington, D.C." p. 397; "SITE Projects, Inc., Indeterminate Faade Showroom, Alameda-Genoa Shopping Center, Houston." p. 467; "Louis I. Kahn, Salk Institute Laboratories, La Jolla, CA." p. 381. In Dennis Popard (ed.) Contemporary Masterworks, Chicago and London, St James Press, 1991.

J. B. Juhasz, "Alden Dow," "Garrett Eckbo," "Herb Greene," "Morris Lapidus," "Gerald McCue," "William C. Muchow," "Eldar Sharon," "Minoru Yamasaki." In A.L. Morgan and C Naylor (Eds.) Contemporary Architects (second edition). Chicago and London: St. James Press, 1987, pp239-240, 257, 353, 513-514, 586-587, 632-633, 831-832, and 1015.

J. B. Juhasz, "Gerald McCue," "Victor Horta," "William Muchow," "Morris Lapidus," "Minoru Yamasaki," "Herb Greene," "Garret Eckbo." In M. Emanuel (Ed.), Contemporary Architects. London: Macmillan; New York: St. Martin's Press, 1980, pp. 226, 312, 376-377, 452, 530-531, 569-570, 912.

Articles: (In peer-reviewed journals)

O.J. Harvey, J.B. Juhasz, G.H. Griffin, and E.J. Gore, Belief systems and attitudes toward the workplace. Psychological Reports, 1998, 82, 1139-1143.

O.J. Harvey, J.B. Juhasz, G.H. Griffin, and E.J. Gore, Belief systems and preferred characteristics of the work place. National Publications Service, 1998, Document NAPS-05458.

J. B. Juhasz and G. H. Griffin, Predictiveness of orientation toward God at the workplace. Psychological Reports, 1996, 78, 739-752.

J. B. Juhasz, M. Turner, and T. Ware, Boulder városának kilátásai: egy egyŸtmŸkšdŽs tšrtŽnete. Pszichol—gia, (Budapest) 1990, (10), 4, 601-608. (View corridors in Boulder: The story of a collaboration.)

Joseph B. Juhasz, Final exercise in belletristic psychology: In choral response to Akhter Ahsen's "Image Psychology and the Empirical Method". Journal of Mental Imagery, 1987, 11, 78-82.

J. B. Juhasz, Human nature: Some visions and revisions in the history of psychology. Academic Psychology Bulletin, 1983, 5, 37-44.

J. B. Juhasz, The place of the social sciences in design education. Journal of Architectural Education, 1981, 34, 2-8.

J. B. Juhasz, Theories of hypnosis and theories of imagining. Academic Psychology Bulletin, 1979, 1, 119-128.

P. R. Hecht and J. B. Juhasz, Information processing in imagination using nonverbalizable visual stimuli. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1979, 49, 491-495.

J. B. Juhasz and L. Paxson, Personality and preference for architectural style. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1978, 47, 241-242.

T. R. Sarbin and J. B. Juhasz, The social psychology of hallucinations. Journal of Mental Imagery, 1978, 2 , 117-144.

D. E. Dowall and J. B. Juhasz, Trade-off surveys in planning: theory and application. Environment and Planning A, 1978, 10, 125-136.

J. B. Juhasz and L. Paxson, Personality and preference for painting style. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1978, 46, 347-349.

N. Auslander, J. B. Juhasz and F. F. Carrasco, The outdoor behavior of Chicano children in Colorado. Man/Environment Systems, 1977, 7, 214-216.

J. Sobal and J. B. Juhasz, Sex, experimenter and reinforcement effects in verbal learning. The Journal of Social Psychology, 1977, 102, 267-273.

J. B. Juhasz, Some conceptual limits on reliability estimates of measures of imagining. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1977, 44, 1023-1031.

J. B. Juhasz, Psychology of paradox and vice versa. Psychological Reports, 1976, 39, 911-914.

Janice M. Birk, Laura Barbanel, Linda Brooks, Michele H. Herman, Joseph B. Juhasz, Robert A. Seltzer and Sandra S. Tangri, Guidelines for non-sexist use of language. American Psychologist, 1975, 30, 682-684.

G. M. Homall, S. Juhasz and J. B. Juhasz, Differences in self-perception and vocational aspirations of college women. California Journal of Educational Research, 1975, 26, 6-10.

Janice M. Birk, Laura Barbanel, Linda Brooks, Michele H. Herman, Joseph B. Juhasz, Robert A. Seltzer and Sandra S. Tangri, A content analysis of sexual bias in commonly used psychology textbooks. JSAS Catalog of Selected Documents in Psychology, 1974, 4, 107.

J. Juhasz, K. G. White and A. Gosling, Recognition memory for compound tones and for single tones in a combination. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1974, 39, 387-394.

G. D. Hughes, J. B. Juhasz and B. Contini, The influence of personality on bargaining process. Journal of Business, 1973, 46, 593-604.

K. G. White, J. B. Juhasz and P. Wilson, Is man no more than this?: Evaluative bias in interspecies comparison. Journal of the History of Behavioral Sciences, 1973, 9, 203-212.

J. B. Juhasz, Growing up in Dunedin. New Society, 1973, 25, 149-150.

J. B. Juhasz, On the reliability of two measures of imagery. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1972, 35, 874.

J. B. Juhasz, An experimental study of imagining. Journal of Personality, 1972, 40, 588-600.

T. R. Sarbin, J. B. Juhasz and P. Todd, The social psychology of "hallucinations." The Psychological Record, 1971, 21, 87-93.

J. B. Juhasz, Greek theories of imagination. Journal of History of the Behavioral Sciences, 1971, 7, 39-58.

T. R. Sarbin and J. B. Juhasz, Toward a theory of imagination. Journal of Personality, 1970, 38, 52-76.

J. B. Juhasz, Imagination and post-mechanical man. The Bennington Review, 1969, 3, 24-33.

T. R. Sarbin and J. B. Juhasz, The historical background of the concept of hallucination. Journal of the History of the Behavioral sciences, 1967, 3, 339-358.

J. B. Juhasz and T. R. Sarbin, On the false alarm metaphor in psychophysics. The Psychological Record, 1966, 16, 323-327.

Interactive Web Publishing:

In 2000, the below web publishing ventures were transferred to http://Ethics1.org, which I own, organize publish and maintain along with Lester Shepard. Ethics1.org is the best access to the interactive web publishing that is not exclusively on my web site, http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~jJuhasz/.

J.B. Juhasz Ð Lester Shepard, New Ethic: The Independent Ethics Site, http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~jJuhasz/, 1997.

J.B. Juhasz Ð Lester Shepard, Ethical Counseling on Line: Help in Everyday Decision-Making, http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~jJuhasz/, 1997.

J.B. Juhasz Ð Lester Shepard, Issues in Applied Ethics, http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~jJuhasz/, 1998.

J.B. Juhasz Ð Lester Shepard, Ethics Links, http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~jJuhasz/, 1998.

J.B. Juhasz Ð Lester Shepard, United People, http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~jJuhasz/, 1998.

Two important recognitions of these websites has been their being featured in Issues in Global Education as well as the interest shown by Elizabeth McGregor of Harvard University to use them as a prototype for work with the Canadian Government and the United Nations. They are prominently listed on most important search engines and are absolutely non-commercial and independent. The material has also been adapted by numerous college and high school courses.

Web/Radio:

J.B. Juhasz, Good Old CU, live on The Web, Last Thursday of every month, http://KGNU.org, 1997-

J.B. Juhasz and Cinzina Padovani, World Press Review, Weekly Program Tuesdays, http://kgnu.org, 2003-

J.B. Juhasz, regular host, Afternoon Magazine, 1PM Wednesdays, http://KGNU.org. Archived shows on http://kgnu.net

Published on the Web

Joseph B. Juhasz, Kenny Davis, Jill Fitzsimmons, Robert Flanagan, Chris Genz, Erik Hall, Holly Hall, Ian MacBurney, Michael OÕHara, Kelly Shannon, and Emily Stack. Concours ÒSeuil/place de lÕarchitecture,Ó MontrŽal, 1997. http://www.mnemiopsis.com/expo/stl97/colorado.htm

Reviews:

J. B. Juhasz, Review of The search for a New Paradigm in Architecture by Stephen Grabow. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 1986, 6, 245-249.

   J. B. Juhasz, Architecture and Social History of Art. Journal of Environmental Psychology. 1984, 4, 253-263. Review of M. Tafuri, et. al., Architecture and Utopia; Modern Architecture; Theories and History of Architecture; The American City.

J. B. Juhasz, Christopher Alexander and the Language of Architecture. Journal of Environmental Psychology. 1981, 1, 241-246. Review of C. Alexander, et. al., The timeless way of building; A pattern language; The Oregon experiment.

J. B. Juhasz, The mind's eye, ear, nose and throat. Contemporary Psychology, 1979, 24, 327-328. Review of R. Sommer, The mind's eye: Imagery in everyday life.

Numerous reviews published in Library Journal

Articles Reprinted:

D. E. Dowall and J. B. Juhasz, Trade-off surveys in planning: theory and application. Reprinted as: Institute of Urban and Regional Development, University of California, Berkeley, Reprint No. 152, 1978.

J. B. Juhasz, Growing up in Dunedin. Reprinted in: Adolescence in New Zealand: A book of readings. R. A. C. Steward (Ed.), Auckland, New Zealand: Heinemann, 1975, p. 10-11.

J. B. Juhasz, Growing up in Dunedin. Reprinted in: Otago Daily Times, Weekend Magazine (Dunedin, New Zealand). December 1, 1973, 112, (#34672). p. 19.

Published Photographs:   "O. Master," "Cold War Architecture". Infinite Degree of Freedom, 1989(1), pp. 16, 17.

"Harlequin Plaza Exterior," "Harlequin Plaza Courtyard," "Sad-eyed Horse," Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), June 14, 1982, p.41.

"ARCO-Marriott in its present building context," "Angle photo of ARCO Tower," Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), March 1, 1982, p. 39.

Spaceman: Indiana Sand Dunes, p.2; "Little 2nd Hand Shop": Spokane, p.3; "Eis-Salon": Leipzig, p.4; "Covered Wagon Tavern": Spokane, p. 5; Ronchamp-in-Ames, p.6; Dallas Hyatt Regency, p.6; Social Services Building, Spokane, p. 7; Man and Wall: Gary, p. 7; Old Town and Habitat: Montreal, p. 13; McDonaldÕs Hamburger on Tray: Spokane, p. 33. Journal of Architectural Education, 1981, 34.

Media

Monthly radio show: "Good Old CU" on KGNU Boulder. September 1996-

Weekly Radio Show: International Press Review (With Cinzia Padovani and Yukari Murasaki) on KGNU Boulder. April 2003-

J.B. Juhasz, regular host, Afternoon Magazine, on KGNU Boulder. March-April 2003.

Numerous Radio and Television commentaries and guest appearances.

Newspaper Articles (selected):

J. B. Juhasz, "Harlequin Plaza: Beauty that repels." Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), June 14, 1982, p. 41.

J. B. Juhasz, "Denver's ARCO-Marriott." Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), March 1, 1982, p. 39.

J. B. Juhasz, "We can provide options other than the auto."   Longmont (CO) Times-Call, June 28, 1980; Loveland (CO) Daily Reporter-Herald, July 26, 1980.

Abstracts (selected):

Joseph B. Juhasz, Public Places and Sacred Spaces Symposium, EDRA, Minneapolis MN, May 2003.
               People Shaping Places Shaping People, p. 279.

Sacred? Heaven or Hell? Sublime or Grotesque EDRA, Minneapolis MN, May 2003.
               People Shaping Places Shaping People, p. 236-237

Social Factors People and Studio, Symposium EDRA, Minneapolis MN, May 2003.
               People Shaping Places Shaping People,p. 237

Joseph B. Juhasz, Memory and the Making of Events in Time. In Peter Hecht (ed) Community: Evolution or Revolution. Philadelphia, PA, Environmental Design Association 2002, p105.

Lynn Paxson and Joseph B. Juhasz, The ÔOldÕ world and ÔNewÕ: Stories that shape contestation for space. EDRA 32, 2001: Old World New Ideas, Edinburgh, Scotland, EDRA, 2001, p.162.

J.B. Juhász, The old world and new in Silicone Valley. EDRA 32, 2001: Old World New Ideas, Edinburgh, Scotland, EDRA, 2001, p.162.

J.B. Juhász, Contestation in public places: The Disney Empire in Orlando. Proceedings of the Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, San Francisco, 2000.

J.B. Juhász, Contestation and public places: The Saint Louis Waterfront. Proceedings of the Environmental Design Association Annual Meetings, Orlando, 1999.

J.B. Juhasz, Contestation and public places: A street corner in MontrŽal; A memorial for Gallipoli. Proceedings of the Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, St Louis, 1998.

J.B. Juhasz, Contestation between ghosts and the living: The examples of Toronto and MontrŽal. Proceedings of the Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, MontrŽal, May 1997.

Joseph B. Juhasz, Architecture and Human Identity. In S. Klein, R. Wener and S. Lehman (Eds.) Environmental Change / Social Change. Washington, D.C.: Environmental Design Research Association, 1985, 348.

P. Hecht, J. B. Juhasz, W. Hendrix and G. Windley, Government policy and rural environments: Historic trends and contemporary impacts. In P. Bart, A. Chen and G. Francescato (Eds.) Design Through Knowledge. Washington, D. C.: Environmental Design Research Association, 1982, 494.

P. Hecht, J. B. Juhasz, Employing trade-off techniques for impact assessment and environmental education. In P. Bart, A. Chen and G. Francescato (Eds.) Design Through Knowledge. Washington, D. C.: Environmental Design Research Association, 1982, 116.

P. Hecht, J. B. Juhasz, W. Hendrix, D. Martin and L. Paxson. Rethinking issues on life in rural communities. In R. Osterberg, C. P. Tiernan and R. P. Findlay (Eds.), Design Research Interactions. Washington, D. C.: Environmental Design Research Association, 1981, 433.

J. B. Juhasz, Imagery and creativity: An historical perspective. ERIC Reports, 1980, ED, 203-550

N. Auslander, J. B. Juhasz and F. F. Carrasco, The outdoor behavior of Chicano children in Colorado. Resources in Women's Educational Equity, Bethesda, MD: 1979, 2, 226.

J. Sobal and J. B. Juhasz, Sex, Experimenter and reinforcement effects in verbal learning. Resources in Women's Educational Equity, Bethesda, MD: Women's Educational Equity Network, 1979, 2, 212.

C. J. Minar and J. B. Juhasz, The physical setting as database of environmental design research: Theory and application. In A. D. Seidel and S. Danford (Eds.), Environmental Design: Research, Theory and Application. Washington, D. C.: Environmental Design Research Association, 1979, 46.

J. B. Juhasz, Modes, means and mixes of expressiveness in environmental design. In W. E. Rogers and W. H. Ittelson (Eds.), New Directions in Environmental Design Research. Washington, D. C.: Environmental Design Research Association, 1978, 454.

J. B. Juhasz and S. Saegert. The significance of symbols in the environment, In R. L. Brauer (Ed.), Priorities for Environmental Design Research, Part 2. Washington, D. C.: Environmental Design Research Association, 1978, 412-416.

J. B. Juhasz, Workshop on fantasy and physical form. In P. Suedfeld, J. A. Russell, L. M. Ward, F. Szigeti and G. Davis (Eds.), The Behavioral Basis of Design, Book II. Stroudsburg, PA: Dowden, Hutchinson & Ross, 1977, 115-117.

J. B. Juhasz, Fantasy and physical form. In P. Suedfeld and J. A. Russell (Eds.), The Behavioral Basis of Design, Book I, Selected Papers. Stroudsburg, PA: Dowden, Hutchinson & Ross, 1976, 364.

J. B. Juhasz, Development of a performance measure of imagining ability. XXth International Congress of Psychology: Proceedings. Tokyo, Science Council of Japan, 1974, 346-347.

J. B. Juhasz, Imagination, imitation and role taking. Unpublished Ph. D. Dissertation, University of California, Berkeley, 1969. (Dissertation Abstracts International, 31, #2, 1970.)

Design Competitions

Joseph B. Juhasz, Kenny Davis, Jill Fitzsimmons, Robert Flanagan, Chris Genz, Erik Hall, Holly Hall, Ian MacBurney, Michael OÕHara, Kelly Shannon, and Emily Stack. Finalists: Concours ÒSeuil/place de lÕarchitecture,Ó MontrŽal, 1997.
Joseph Juhasz and Kelly Shannon with Ian MacBurney, Erik Hall and Gregory Smith, Gallipoli peace park international competition, 1998.
J.B. Juhász and Kelly Shannon, Hook and String (The California Great Valley Competition). Finalist.

Shows, exhibits, and performances (selected):

J.B. Juhász, Kelly Shannon, Tom Avermaete, Alexander DÕHooghe, Hook and String (The California Great Valley Competition), Supernova Expo, Centre Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium, Sept 8-Oct 22, 2000.

J.B. Juhász, Kelly Shannon, Tom Avermaete, Alexander DÕHooghe, Hook and String (The California Great Valley Competition), urbADS, Victor Greyson Straat 81, 1050, Brussels, Belgium, Dec 2000-Jan 2001.

J.B. Juhász and Kelly Shannon, Hook and String (The California Great Valley Competition). Finalist. This work was exhibited throughout California, 1999

One Man Show, photography, Trident Gallery/CafŽ, Boulder, Colorado, January 7-31, 1990

"Cold War ArchitectureÓ Performance Art piece. Co-sponsored by Department of Art and Department of Architecture, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark.   November, 1988.

News coverage of research (selected):

Carlotta Mast, Mushroom House for Sale, Boulder Sunday Camera, August 4, 2002.

Principles of a Global Ethic, Issues in Global Education, Issue #165 (2000-2001) 1-2.

Susan Vaughn, Interior Motives, Los Angeles Times, August 10, 1998.

Rocky Mountain News, Sat, 12/17/88 pages 70-71. "Office `says' a lot about occupant." "Daniels' office `like a Cadillac' analyst says."

Boulder Daily Camera, Dec 1, 1988, pg. 1b. "Your are where you sit."

Denver Journal, Nov 29, 1988, p 39. "Office furnishings revealing, environmental designer says." Working Woman, October 1988 p 104. "What your office says about you".

Radio interviews live from Chicago, Cleveland, San Diego, Denver and others too numerous to mention.

Editorships:

Journal of Architectural Education, Guest Editor, spring 1981.

Newsletter, Division 10, American Psychological Association, Editor, 1979-1984.

Environmental Design Association, Proceedings, Editorial Board, 1977-1995.

Environmental Design Association, Proceedings, Manuscript Editor, 2003-

Manuscript Reviewer/Editor for Wadsworth Publishing Co. and Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1974-present; "Psychology and Aging" 1988-present; "Perceptual and Motor Skills," 1977; "Psychological Reports," 1977-1985; ACSA meetings, 1997.

Manuscript Editor, Journal of Social Issues, 2002.

GRANTS

As sole principal investigator:
Jefferson County Commissioners for land use planning research, 1976-78, two grants of $10,000 each.
   NIH, "Performance Measure of Imagining Ability," 1971-72, $20,000
Numerous small grants from educational institutions.

As co-investigator and/or consultant:

Optosensorium project, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado, with Roberat Flanagan, $5000, 2003

Correlates of Hypnotizability, with Helen Crawford, University of Wyoming, 1981, $50,000.

Senior Scholars Meet the Youth, NSF grant to Academy of Independent Scholars, Boulder, Co, summer 1980-81, total over $100,000.

"Grass Roots in High Places,Ó Appropriate Technology Conference, College of Environmental Design, summer, 1978, Colorado Humanities Program, $8,000.

Energy Monitoring of Solar Housing, Joint Venture Architects, Boulder, CO, 1976, HUD, $50,000.

Faculty development grant, Oakes College, University of California, Santa Cruz, Carnegie Foundation, 1974-75, total over $500,000.

Numerous small grants from Colorado Humanities Program and University of Colorado Council on Research and Creative Work.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL AND SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY

Ph.D. Committees
Jennifer Steffel, University of Colorado, Design and Planning, in Progress.

Lynn Paxson, The Design of Public Places. City University of New York, Environmental Psychology, In Progress.

Alexander G. Tsoucatos, The Status of Value-Free Economics. University of Colorado, Economics, 1979.

Peter R. Hecht, Reader Reconstruction and the Relational Dialectic in Mediated Communications. University of Colorado, Psychology, 1979.

Nathan Auslander, The Dimensionalization of Privacy and Belief Systems. University of Colorado, Psychology. 1978.

Ned L. Kirsch, Suicidal States and Restrictions in the Eligibility to Negotiate Personal Characteristics. University of Colorado, Psychology, 1978.

Nancy Erlyn Wascoe, Effects of Noxiousness, Efficacy of Individual Efforts, and Implied Personal Responsibility Associated with and Energy Crisis upon Attributes, Behavioral Intentions, and Behavior Regarding Energy Conservation. University of Colorado, Psychology, 1978.

David E. Dowall, An Examination of Local Population Growth Control. University of Colorado, Economics, 1975.

Master's Theses

Directed numerous Master's Theses at Bucknell University, Fresno State College, and University of Colorado, 1970-present.

Papers read at meetings (selected):

Joseph B. Juhasz, Public Places and Sacred Spaces Symposium, EDRA, Minneapolis MN, May 2003
               People Shaping Places Shaping People, p. 279.
Sacred? Heaven or Hell? Sublime or Grotesque p. 236-237
Social Factors People and Studio Symposium p. 237

Joseph B. Juhasz, Memory and the Making of Events in Time. Philadelphia, PA, Environmental Design Association 2002.

Joseph B. Juhász, Blood and Soil: The Psychohistory of the American Home. Presidential Address, Division 34 (Environmental and Population Psychology). 110 Annual Meeting of the American Psychological Association, Chicago, August 2-25 2002:

Joseph B. Juhász, Architecture of Chicago&Sweet Shore Plays. 110 Annual Meeting of the American Psychological Association, Chicago, August 2-25 2002

Robert K. Flanagan and Joseph B. Juhász, Architecture: Memory Diagrams. 110 Annual Meeting of the American Psychological Association, Chicago, August 2-25 2002

John Buchanan and Joseph B. Juhász, Recovering Architecture: Unearthing Attachments to Representation. 110 Annual Meeting of the American Psychological Association, Chicago, August 2-25 2002

Joseph B. Juhasz, Memory and the Making of Events in Time. Philadelphia , PA, Environmental Design Association Annual Convention, 2002.

Lynn Paxson and Joseph B. Juhasz, The ÔOldÕ world and ÔNewÕ: Stories that shape contestation for space. Edinburgh, Scotland, EDRA 32, 2001.

J.B. Juhász, The old world and new in Silicone Valley. Edinburgh, Scotland, EDRA 32, 2001.

J.B. Juhász, The architecture of San Francisco: Presented at the American Psychological Association Annual Meetings: San Francisco, CA, July 2001

J.B. Juhász, An architectural tour of San Francisco: Presented at the American Psychological Association Annual Meetings: San Francisco, CA, July 2001

Joseph Juhasz and Kelly Shannon with Ian MacBurney, Erik Hall and Gregory Smith, Gallipoli peace park international competition: Presented at the American Psychological Association Annual Meetings: Washington DC, July 2000.

J.B. Juhász, The architecture of Washington D.C. : Presented at the American Psychological Association Annual Meetings: Washington DC, July 2000

J.B. Juhász, An architectural Tour of Washington D.C.: Presented at the American Psychological Association Annual Meetings: Washington DC, July 2000

J.B. Juhasz, Workshop: The Architecture of the Silicone Valley. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, San Francisco, 2000.

J.B. Juhasz, Tour: The Architecture of the Silicone Valley. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, San Francisco, 2000.

J.B. Juhász, Contestation in public places: The Disney Empire in Orlando. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, San Francisco, 2000.

J.B. Juhász, Contestation and public places: The Saint Louis Waterfront. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, Orlando, 1999.

J.B. Juhász, An architectural tour of Orlando, Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, Orlando, 1999.

J.B. Juhász, Imagining&From role to narrative. Paper presented at the Theodore Sarbin Symposium, Department of Psychology and Institute for Personality Assessment and Research, Berkeley, California, September 1999.

J.B. Juhász and Kelly Shannon, Hook and String (The California Great Valley Competition), Invited Paper presented at the Inside Density International Symposium, Brussels, Belgium, November, 1999.

J.B. Juhasz, Contestation and public places: A street corner in MontrŽal; A memorial for Gallipoli. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, St Louis, 1998.

J.B. Juhasz, Contestation between ghosts and the living: The examples of Toronto and MontrŽal. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, MontrŽal, May 1997.

J.B. Juhasz and Lynn Paxson, An architectural tour of MontrŽal, Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, MontrŽal, May 1997.

Joseph B. Juhasz and RubŽn Martinez, Shared Governance: Trusting Faculty. Paper presented at the annual trusteeship conference of the Association of Governing Boards, Chicago IL April 1996

Workshop on private and public places, Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1996.

The Architecture of Toronto, and An Architectural Tour of Toronto, American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Toronto, 1996.

The Social and Historical Context of Faculty Governance, (with RubŽn Martinez), Western Association for Faculty Governance, Annual Meeting, Golden CO 1995.

Psychological perspectives on the architecture of North American Cities. Invited address, American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Los Angeles, 1994.

Stories of the "Other" place: Environmental psychology meets Bladerunner reality. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Los Angeles, 1994.

Portrait of yesterday's apocalypse: Travels through post earthquake Los Angeles. Discussant. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Los Angeles, 1994.

Oregon Chapter, American Institute of Planners, Keynote Speaker, Portland Oregon, March 1994.

The architecture of Toronto. Invited address, American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Toronto, 1993.

An architectural tour of Toronto. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Toronto, 1993.

Planning for the Toronto region. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Toronto, 1993.

The Concept of Revival: The Architecture of Washington and its Environs. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Washington DC, 1992.

An architectural Tour of Washington and its Environs. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Washington DC, 1992.

Houses for Ghosts to Live in. Invited speaker, American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Washington DC, 1992.

Diversity and its Importance to Achieving Equitable and Sustainable Environments. With Lynn Paxson, Robert Findlay and Karen Franck. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, Boulder, CO, 1992.

Meaning and Place in Boulder. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, Boulder, CO, 1992.

An Architectural Tour of Boulder, Colorado. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, Boulder, CO, 1992.

The Psychological Legacy of Cold War Architecture: The Architecture of San Francisco. An Architectural Tour of San Francisco. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, San Francisco, 1991.

The Psychological Legacy of Cold War Architecture: The Architecture of Boston. An Architectural Tour of Boston. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Boston, 1990.

Psychology of Cold War Architecture. The Architecture of New Orleans. An Architectural Tour of New Orleans. American Psychological Association, Annual Meetings, New Orleans, August 1989.

Cold war architecture: The Architecture of Atlanta, Georgia. An architectural tour of Atlanta, Georgia. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Atlanta, 1988.

Educating for the Creative Life. American Council of Art Administrators Annual Meetings, Fort Worth, Texas, November 12-14, 1987.

The Architecture of New York City; An architectural tour of New York City. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, New York City, 1987.

The law library as a workplace. Joint meeting: Southwestern Association of Law Libraries, Colorado Association of Law Libraries, Denver, Colorado, April 2-4, 1987.

Imagery and thought in creativity. College of Design Symposium: Vision as Thought -- Thought as Vision, Ames, Iowa, Iowa State University, March 22-25, 1987.

The Architecture of Washington, D.C.; An architectural tour of Washington, D.C. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Washington, D.C., 1986.

View Corridors in Boulder. Presentation with M. Turner and T. Ware at the conference on Architectural Theory and Practice, University of Colorado, 1986.

The problem of identity in architecture. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Los Angeles, 1985.

The architecture of Los Angeles; An architectural tour of Los Angeles. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Los Angeles, 1985.

Architecture and human identity. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, New York, 1985.

Three architectures: Three moralities. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Toronto, Canada, 1984.

The architecture of Toronto; An architectural tour of Toronto. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Toronto, Canada, 1984.

The architecture of Anaheim and Orange County; An architectural tour of Orange County. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Anaheim, CA, 1983.

Imagination in design and designing imagination. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meeting, Lincoln, NB, 1983. The architecture of Monumental Washington; An architectural tour of Monumental Washington. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Washington, D. C., 1982.

New developments in trade-off methodology. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, College Park, MD, 1982.

A history of government policy toward land use planning. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meeting, College Park, MD, 1982.

The architecture of Los Angeles; An architectural tour of Los Angeles. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Los Angeles, CA, 1981.

Trade-off surveys in rural settings. Annual Meeting of the Environmental Design Research Association, Ames, IA, 1981.

Personal style in architecture: Mies and Gaud’, XXII International Congress of Psychology Leipzig. (Invited), 1980.

Imagery and creativity: An historical perspective. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Montreal, 1980.

Optimizing, compromising, and trading-off. (with P. Hecht and L. Paxson) Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, Charleston, SC, March 1980.

Teaching courses on Utopian environments. Fourth Annual Conference on Utopian Studies, Denver, CO, 1979.

Imagery and creativity: An historical perspective. Third American Conference on the Fantasy and Imagining Process, New York, NY, 1979.

The physical setting as database for environmental design research: Theory and application. (with C. J. Minar) Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, Buffalo, NY. 1979.

Social implications of alternative energy choices. (with P. Hecht and L. Paxson) Fall Colloquy: Progress as if Survival Mattered, Bucknell University, 1979.

Psychology, mindless and mindful. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, New York, NY, 1979.

Report of the task force on faculty development. (with other task force members) Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Annual Meetings, Tucson, AZ, 1978.

Modes, means and mixes of expressiveness in environmental design. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, Tucson, AZ, 1978.

Visual information limits on imagining. (with P. Hecht) NATO Conference: Visual Presentation of Information, Het Vennebos, Netherlands, 1978.

Information processing in imagination. (with P. Hecht and O. J. Harvey) American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Toronto, 1978.

Personal style in architecture: Mies and Gaud’. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Toronto, 1978.

Theories of imagining and theories of hypnosis. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Toronto, 1978.

The significance of symbols in the environment. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, Urbana, IL, 1977.

Chicano children in their residential setting. (with N. Auslander and F. F. Carrasco) Environmental design Research Association Annual Meetings, Urbana, IL, 1977.

Fantasy and physical form: A dramaturgical perspective. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, San Francisco, CA, 1977.

The teaching of social sciences in design curricula. American Association for the Advancement of Science Annual Meetings, Denver, CO, 1977.

Fantasy and physical form. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Meetings, Vancouver, 1976.

Psychological and demographic differentiation of recent immigrants to high altitude zones of Colorado. Colorado-Wyoming Academy of Sciences Annual Meetings, Denver, CO, 1976.

Psychology of academic couples and vice versa. (with S. Juhasz) Popular Culture Association Annual Meetings, Chicago, IL, 1976.

A new methodology for citizen participation in land use planning. (with D. Dowall) American Institute of Planners Annual Meetings, San Antonio, TX, 1975.

Current developments in psychology of urban design. Rocky Mountain Social Science Association Annual Meetings, Denver, CO, 1975.

Situational determinants of imagining ability. Western Psychological Association Annual Meetings, San Francisco, CA, 1974.

The psychology of paradox and vice versa. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Montreal, Canada, 1973.

The social psychology of hallucinations. American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Honolulu, HI, 1972.

Development of a performance measure of imagining ability. XXth International Congress of Psychology, Tokyo, Japan, 1972.

An experimental study of imagining.   American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Washington, D. C., 1969.

Imagination, imitation, and role taking. (with T. R. Sarbin) American Psychological Association Annual Meetings, San Francisco, CA, 1968.

PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS BEFORE UNIVERSITY SYMPOSIA, AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL AND CITIZENS' GROUPS, VISITING CRITIC APPEARANCES, ETC. (selected):

Blood and Soil, Boulder Press Club, September 17, 2003.

Creating Sacred Space for Prayer, MICAH conference, Boulder CO February 1, 2002.

Discussant, Speaking Truth is Power Film Series, Boulder Co., Nov 4-8, 2001.

Noontime Talk: Psychology and Architecture, CU Art Galleries, March 2001.

Creativity and the work place. Center for Creative Leadership symposium: Environments for Creativity. La Jolla, October 23-25, 1988.

University of California, Berkeley, and Santa Cruz; Vanderbilt University; Bucknell University; Texas Christian University; University of Wichita; Kearney State College, Texas Tech University, Southern California School of Architecture, Aquinas College, Fresno State University, and numerous civic and professional groups and organizations etc. etc.

PUBLIC SERVICE, CONSULTATION AND COMPENSATED WORK Member, Executive Committee, Colorado State American Association of University Professors, 2003-

Parish Council, St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish, Boulder CO 2002-

UrbADS, International Architectural Research Group, Brussels, 1998-

Planning Department, City of Boulder, 1986.

Member, Board of Directors, Colorado and National Academies of Artistic Gymnastics, Boulder, CO, 1982-1992.

American Psychological Association, Committee on Women in Psychology. Member, 1980-1990.

Windstar Foundation, Aspen, CO, 1979-1990.

Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Task Force on Faculty Development, 1978.

Wright-Ingraham Institute, Elbert and Colorado Springs, CO, 1977-1992.

EDAW Inc. Landscape Architects, Ft. Collins, CO, 1976-1985.

Joint Venture, Architects, Environmentalists, Visionaries; Boulder, CO, 1975-1992.

Instructor, Department of Sociology, University of Colorado, Boulder, 1975-76.

American Psychological Association Task Force on Environment and Behavior, 1975-76

Jefferson County Planning Department, Land Use Planning, 1974-1990.

Research Psychologist, University of California, Santa Cruz, 1974-75.

Pediatric Treatment Center of Santa Cruz County, Santa Cruz, CA, 1973-74.

American Psychological Association, Task Force on Sex Bias in Graduate Education, 1973-74.

Institute for Regional Affairs, Lewisburg, PA, 1972-75.

Assistant Research Psychologist, University of California, Santa Cruz, 1970.

Postgraduate Research Assistant, Institute of Personality Assessment and Research, Dept. of Psychology, University of California, Berkeley, 1969.

COMMITTEE SERVICE (selected):

University of Colorado
System-wide

               Member, Committee on University Discoveries, 2003-
               President's Advisory Panel, 1993-1996
               Committee on the Presidency, 1991-1996
               Senate Budget Committee, 1991-1997
               Regents' Compensation Committee, 1993-1996
               Member, Executive Committee of the System-Wide Faculty Council, 1991-1997.
               Member, System-Wide Faculty Council, 1997-
               Member, Privilege and Tenure Committee, 2001-
               Member, Task Force on the Faculty Constitution, 2001-2002

University of Colorado, Denver.

Committee on Research, 1998-2000
               Denver Faculty Assembly, 2001-
               Vice Chair, Denver Faculty Assembly, 2001-
               Member, Task Force on the Faculty Constitution, 2002-2003

University of Colorado, Boulder:

Chair, Boulder Faculty Assembly, 1991-92. In this role I was an ex-officio member of numerous University committees.

Co-chair, University-wide Committee on Design Education, Spring 1985.

Member at large, Boulder Faculty Assembly, 1983-1986; 1990-1995.

Member, Executive Committee, AFT Local, 1979-81.

President, University of Colorado Chapter, American Association of University Professors, 1995-present.

Member, Conflict and Peace Studies Board

Boulder Faculty Assembly: Executive committee, Committees on Budget, Academic Policies and Priorities, Curriculum, Benefits; and, Study Abroad Committee, 1974-1996, various times.

Information Technology Strategic Plan Faculty Review Committee, 1998-2001

Independent Learning Advisory Board, 1999-

College and Department/Division:
Member, Executive Committee of Environmental Design Division and of College of Environmental Design, 1974-1987, 1989-1994. Chair, 1987.

Other committee work too numerous to mention.

Member, College of Environmental Design-Boulder and School of Architecture and Planning, Denver re-unification committee, 1991-92.

College of Architecture and Planning.

Dean's advisory committee, 1993.
               Director, Curriculum Coordinator, "Kids in the City," 1996-97.
               Chair, Undergraduate Studies Committee, 2000-
               Member, College Bylaws Committee, 1999-2002
               Strategic Planning Committee, 1999-

Department of Architecture

Senior Advisory Group. 1997-
               Cultural Studies Advisory Group, 1997-
               Communications/Graphics Advisory Group, 1997-
               RTP Committee, 1993-
               RTP Rules Drafting Committee, 2000-2001
               Scholarly Reports Committee: 2002-

SOME CURRENT PROJECTS

I was on Sabbatical Fall semester 2002. The Sabbatical took quite an unexpected direction when Prof. Robert Flanagan of the University of Colorado and I began a collaboration which has already resulted in our making two disclosures of what are clearly patentable inventions to the University of Colorado. The direction of this work is leading us into areas of multi-sensory modeling as well as environmental management involving trade-offs and optimizations.

I also began collaboration with Prof. Alan Berger of Harvard University on a major textbook project after I was solicited to do so by Blackwell.