New Jersey Institute of
Technology,
Degrees: PhD in Urban Systems (Expected Graduation:
May 2007)
B.S.
in Architecture w/ Honors (2002)
A)
Courses:
1. The Prefiguration of Contemporary Urban Form
B) Dept.
of Civil Engineering (Construction Management)
2.
Principles of Construction Techniques
New York University, Real
Estate Institute,
A) Construction Management Masters Degree
Program (Fall 2002)
Courses:
1. Project Management
2. Real
Estate Finance I
3.
Introduction to Accounting
Managing small facility
projects or portions of larger projects ranging from $1 million to $5 million.
Responsible for expenditure
and schedule tracking, site visits, observation and documentation.
Negotiating design and
construction contracts and change orders to meet client goals.
Managing consultant contracts
by evaluating drawing completeness and accuracy, monitoring the progress of
work, reviewing consultant invoices for accuracy and completeness, and
enforcing contract requirements.
Preparing budgets and cost
analysis to determine project renovation feasibility and making sure that it is
within capital plan goals.
Chairing project meetings
involving Client, Architects, Engineers, and Construction Managers and
preparing agendas and minutes to document decisions and action items.
Coordinating between
Construction Managers/General Contractors and Facilities Operations and
Maintenance staff to facilitate MEP shutdowns and fire alarm bypasses.