Focus on senior, modular, micro housing design Professional Practice of Architecture* Project Management*

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1 Joyce M. Noe FAIA, Associate Professor University of Hawaii School of Architecture 2410 Campus Road Honolulu, HI T(808) F(808) Education Harvard University, Cambridge Massachusetts, Master in Design Studies, with Distinction, 1998 University of Illinois at Champaign Urbana, Bachelor of Architecture, 1964 Academic School of Architecture, University of Hawaiʻi at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawai i (UHM SoA) Associate Professor of Architecture 1982-Present, Tenured Associate Dean/Graduate Chair Professional Practice Program Director Lecturer Professional Licensed State of Hawaiʻi Architect since, Current Consultant Architect: Joyce Noe Architect, Honolulu, Hawai i Partner: Noe & Noe Architects, Honolulu, Hawai i Architect, Hogan, Chapman, Cobeen, Weitz and Associates, Honolulu, Hawai i Designer, Harry Weese and Associates, Chicago, Illinois SAcademic and Professional Awards NCARB Grant for the Integration of Practice and Education in the Academy 2011 UH SoA Alumni Association Honor Award, 2008 State of Hawaii Grant: Design for Prototype Visitor Center for Waikiki, 2007 AIA Fellowship (FAIA), 2006 AIA Pacific NW Case Study Honor Award, 2005 NCARB Prize Honor Award, 2001 AIAS National Special Accomplishment Award, 2001 AAUW Educational Foundation Selected Professions Architecture Fellowship, Harvard University Graduate School of Design Academic Grant, AIAS National Educator Award, 1997 Fellowship Recipient, AIA/ACSA Practice Education Institute, Montana State University, Summer 1997 OFDAS Travel Grant, Paper SEACSA Conference to present paper on Pilot Program, Fall 1994 SoA Grant, ACSA/AIA Seminar "Sustainability in Design, Cranbrook Academy of Art Summer 1994 Fellowship Recipient, Paper AIA/ACSA Design/Professional Practice Summer Institute, Santa Fe NM, Summer 1993 YWCA of Oahu Performance Award for Special Contribution of Architectural Professional Services 1991 House of Music, Honolulu: Hawaiʻi Society AIA Design Award for Excellence in Architecture Involving Extended Use House of Music, Honolulu: Illuminating Engineering Society of North America, Lighting Design Award Academic Activities Associate Professor Developed, taught, and evaluated professional practice pilot courses to engage practicing architects as instructors in their firms. Engage practitioners as collaborating instructors for design studio and professional practice electives with focus on housing, sustainability, historic preservation Special Courses Developed and Taught Innovative Architecture Practice 490 & 690 Focus on social issues (Honouliuli Internment Camp, Accessory Dwelling Units Affordable Housing 400 & 500 Level Focus on senior, modular, micro housing design Professional Practice of Architecture* 200 level Project Management* 400 Level Practicum Studio A&B* 500 & 600 Level Forms and Frames of Practice* 600 Level Pilot Courses to integrate teaching and practice Level

2 Associate Dean Accreditation/NAAB Compliance Developed clarity and rigor of Arch.D. program resulting in July 2004 NAAB approved nomenclature change to the Doctor of Architecture program retroactive to Initiated University approval of new doctorate courses for 1999 inauguration. Upgraded curriculum to meet new General Education Core Requirements while maintaining NAAB criteria. Developed and obtained approval for concurrent Liberal Studies Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in conjunction with Planning, Liberal Studies, Asian Studies and Business. Developed and obtained approval for concurrent Interdisciplinary Studies BA degree in Construction Management. Developed Planning and Landscape Design; and Interior Architecture and Design Interdisciplinary Studies BA degree. (Approvals pending.) Student Services Implemented rigorous doctoral level admissions standards resulting in enriched diversity through increased international and second degree student admittees. Enhanced communication with University International Student Services to streamline international student compliance with VISA and travel regulations. Achieved agreement with University Financial Aid Services to streamline and increase funding for Practicum Studio semester needs for all students. Professional Practice Program Director Coordinated with faculty and Professional Practice Committee to weave professional practice strand into the Arch.D. Program. Developed the Practicum Studio with input from NCARB so Practicum Students who establish NCARB Council record may earn IDP credit. Developed a Practicum Studio Overview, Student and Faculty Guides, and Workshops to define performance and evaluation standards. Data developed will be used to monitor and improve learning. Set Policies and Procedures for Practicum Faculty qualifications for appointment, term length and renewal, and student eligibility for placement in firms. Expected results include learning and research rigor and enriched knowledge exchange. Collaborated with the Hawaii State Board of Licensing for Professional Engineers/Architects/Surveyors and Landscape Architects to approve the Architecture Doctorate as a recognized professional degree. Academic and Professional Creative Activity (+Speaker; * Published in Proceedings, similar venues) +*Alumni Gatherings: Alumni meetings, alumni professional data base creation 2014-current *NCARB Resiliency Work Group 2017 Report Viewpoint from Hawaii *ARCC/EEAE International Conference Honolulu Modular Housing in Hawaii With Brian Takahashi AHL; Kenneth Hu D.Arch Candidate +SCUP International April Pathways to Leadership for Aspiring Professionals in a Global Society With Aaron Hyland, ARG Practicum Faculty; Kody Kato, D.Arch Candidate +SCUP Pacific Regional Conference March Pathways to Global Leadership for Aspiring Professionals in the Pacific Century With Aaron Hyland, ARG Practicum Faculty; Reynaldo Royo, Architecture International, D.Arch Graduate; Tod Gushiken, D.Arch Candidate +*ARCC Annual Research Conference, San Antonio 2009 Collaborative Research: A Paradigm Shift in Architectural Education With Marja Sarvimaki Assoc Professor and Samuel Haagenson D.Arch Graduate +*AIA/ACSA Cranbrook 2008 Deep Matters The Path to Meaningful Provocative Architectural Research. Convergence/Divergence +ACSA Annual Meeting: ARC Collateral Viewpoints Panelist, AIA Grassroots 2008: Mentoring Architects as Leaders Panelist +*UH SoA Workshop: Practicum Studio Future Value, Fall Chair, Moderator +*AIA/ACSA Cranbrook 2007: Integrated Practice and the 21 st Century Curriculum, Co- Chair with Daniel Friedman, Norman Strong Practicum Studio Advance Planning Workshops, SoA, Spring Iolani School Career Day February The SoA Arch.D. Program Page 2 of 5

3 +* AIA Pacific NW Regional Conference 2005 Case Study Gensler SF: LEED Analysis & Sustainable Design Moderator, Presenter +*AIA Pacific NW IDP Practice Fusion, Moderator, Presenter, *AIA Case Study Work Group. SF 2003: Practice Education Integration, Invited speaker +*WCARB Architectural Education Conference: How NCARB/AIA Core Competencies and NAAB Accrediting Criteria are Taught in the Practicum Studios, Portland, OR, Spring Practicum Studio Values Evaluation at Gensler and Anshen + Allen, SF, March Speaker, Moderator +*Practicum Studio Overview at Architecture International & Esherick Homsey, Dodge & Davis SF, Speaker, Moderator +*2001 IDP Coordinator Conference: Mentoring and Life-long Learning, Baltimore, MD March *Practicum Studio Summary for NAAB Accreditation Team, SoA, March Opportunity, Change, Advancement: Lifelong Learning for Women, AAUW Honolulu, February Mentoring for Lifelong Learning, Anshen+Allen, Gensler S F, CA, KPF New York, Summer Mentoring and the Arch.D. Program, AIA Women in Architecture, Honolulu, HI, Spring Practicum Studio Orientation Workshop, Stubbins Associates, Cambridge, Ma; Gruen Assoc., L.A Moderator, Presenter +AIASFORUM 2000, Mentorship and Internship and Transformation of Architectural Education, Los Angeles, +AAUW Honolulu, HI, Fall The MDesS Experience +SoA Public Lecture Honolulu, HI, Design Research +Panelist, Women in the Profession, Harvard University GSD Career Services and Student Forum, Remote Collaborative Design Charette, Harvard University GSD/University of Hawaii School of Architecture, Design/Professional Practice Education, WACSA Conference Los Angeles, CA, * International Symposium on Asia Pacific Architecture, Honolulu, The Making of Public Places: Moderator of Student Paper Presentations *The Design Studio and Professional Development, WACSA Conference, Honolulu, HI, Conference Co-Chair +Panelist, Non-traditional Roles for Women in Architecture, AIA Honolulu, 1994 Publications AIA National Leadership Network, Living Your life as Leader, 2015 and 2010 Design as a vehicle for sustaining historic + cultural identity, Arch 342 and 490 Students Collaboration with Mark Higa, Rob Iopa, Lorraine Minatoishi 2011 NCARB Grant for the Integration of Practice and Education in the Academy Professional Treasures endeavor engaged two non-faculty architect practitioners as guest instructors to share their special practice : historic preservation exploration techniques and culture and place based conceptual sustainable planning and building design processes. Students were challenged to resolve actual client aspirations for specific sites and needs. The learning went beyond the walls of the academy, embraced Hawaiian history and culture, and served the public good AIA/ACSA Cranbrook 2007: Integrated Practice and the 21 st Century Curriculum. Contributing author AIA NAAB Accreditation Conference White Paper Writing Committee. Summer Chair Practicum Studio Guidelines Editor Practicum Studio Newsletter, Editor, Producer, Summer 2000 Joyce Noe Work, Faculty Exhibit SoA Gallery, Honolulu, HI 2000 Transitions: Student/Adjunct Faculty Collaborations, Presentation and Gallery Exhibit, Honolulu, HI, 1999 MDesS Interactive CD-ROM, Harvard University GSD, Cambridge, MA, 1998 GSD/Hawaii Remote Lecture Exchange, MDesS Conversations, Harvard University GSD, Cambridge, MA, Producer, Coordinator Distance web collaboration *The 'Real World' of Architectural Practice, Hawai`i Pacific Architecture, 1997 *Architecture Hawaiian -Style, Hawaii Architect, 1990 Guide to Production Procedures, AIA Handbook, Contributing Author, Professional Activity Joyce Noe, FAIA Architect Design/Construction Administration; Residence Renovations, Feasibility, Sustainability Studies Honolulu, SF, Page 3 of 5

4 Noe & Noe Architects Retail Facilities, Honolulu, HI, Design/Construction Documents/Administration; Medical, Government Facilities, Honolulu, HI, Master Plan/ Design/Construction Documents/Administration; Various Residences, Housing Facilities, Honolulu, HI, Master Plan/Design/Construction Documents/Administration Academic and Professional Service University of Hawai`i School of Architecture, Honolulu, HI Academic Procedures Committee Vice Chair Faculty Senate Vice President/ member NCARB IDP Educator Coordinator , 2014-Current Alumni Gathering: Data Base Collection 2007-Current Alumni Association Faculty Director Current AIAS Faculty Advisor, , , Admissions Committee, , Faculty Personnel Committee Professional Practice Director, International Student Exchange Program Coordinator, Arch.D. Professional Practice Integration, Internship and International Exchange Committee, ACSA Faculty Councilor, Curriculum Committee (Chair ), 1976, 1984, 1987, , , Current International Symposium on Asia Pacific Architecture, Banquet, Photography, Student Exhibit 1997 WACSA Meeting Co-Chair, 1996 Dean's Committee on Doctor of Architecture Degree, University of Hawai i at Manoa All Campus Council of Faculty Senate Chairs (ACCFSC) Current Manoa Academic Procedures Committee, Council of Advisors, School of Architecture Dean Search Committee, , Philosophy Department COPR Review Committee, Tenure and Promotion Review Committee, , , , Council on Program Review for Civil Engineering, Faculty Development Committee, AIA National Member 1972-Current, FAIA 2006 AIA Committee on Leadership 2011 AIA Educator Practitioner Net Advisory Committee Chair AIA EPN NAAB Accreditation Position Paper for AIA Chair AIA/ACSA Cranbrook 2007: Integrated Practice and the 21 st Century Curriculum. Co-Chair AIA Honolulu FAIA Mentoring 2014-Current Director 2006 Mayor s Vision 2100 VDAT team member, Urban Design Committee, Professional Development Committee, Programming/Conceptual Design Workshop Coordinator, 1996 Professional Practice Committee (Chair ), Secretary 1983 ACSA National ACSA Administrator Conference Co-Chair, 2003 AIAS Hawaii Freedom by Design Faculty Advisor 2016-Current National Architectural Accrediting Board University of Arizona, Tucson. College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture NAAB Accrediting Team Member Page 4 of 5

5 National Council of Architectural Registration Boards NCARB National Resiliency Work Group 2015-current NCARB Practice Analysis Work Group, Invited Participant WCARB Architectural Education Conference, Putting Practice into Education, Speaker WCARB Architectural Education Conference, How NCARB/AIA Core Competencies and NAAB Accrediting Criteria are Taught in the Practicum Studios, Speaker Page 5 of 5

6 City and County of Honolulu Honolulu as an Age Friendly City Initiative: Housing Workgroup Mayor s Vision 2100 Committee Member Building Board of Appeals (Chair 1983), State of Hawaii Engineers Architects Surveyors Landscape Architects Licensing Board 2015-Current HCDA Design Advisory Committee 2013 Professional Memberships Housing Hawaii 2013-current American Institute of Architects, 1972-current American Institute of Architecture Students, 1999-current Gargoyle Architecture Honor Society, 1963-Current Community Memberships Japanese Cultural Center 2012-Current Page 6 of 5