Administrative Office

 Name and Position

Office Phone

 Email

Kwesi Daniels, PhD, MSSM, MArch, BArch, NOMA, '02
Department Head of Architecture, Associate Professor

Courses: Historic Preservation, Design Studio, Computer Applications, Legacy of Booker T. Washington

Research Areas: Project based learning and community engagement, Social impact assessment of university expansion on neighboring communities, Preservation of African-American cultural sites; Impact of Booker T. Washington and Tuskegee Architects upon American history; Rosenwald Schools and rural education in the American Black Belt; Sustainable design strategies for economically insufficent communities

Rogers Hunt III, Ed.S, M.Eng.  '93 
Associate Professor and Department Head, Construction Management

Office: Willcox C-125

Courses: Co-op/Internship Program, Construction Management I, II

Research Areas: Higher Ed Program Development and Assessment, Adult Education Experiential Learning, and Student Success in the Construction Domain.

Tamra Flowers
Office Manager

(334) 727-8014

tflowers2@tuskegee.edu

Architecture and
Construction Science
Faculty and Staff

 Name

 Office Phone

 Email

Mostafa Alani, PhD, LEED Green Assoc., AIA Intl. Assoc., Licensed Architect in  Iraq
Visiting Associate Professor

Courses: Architecture Theory, Design Studio, Computer Applications

Research Areas: Computational Design, Artificial Intelligence, Contexts in Architecture,
Tessellations, Islamic Architecture

Amma Asamoah, MSSD, BArch, LEED GA, '08
Assistant Professor

Courses: Design Studio, Architecture Presentation, Sustainable Design

Research Areas: Sustainable design with a focus on third world development;
Green stormwater infrastructure and management in urban areas; Antique
African textile research. 

Carla J. Bell, PhD, '90
Professor

Courses: Thesis Seminar

Research Areas: Diversity in Architecture, Cultural Practices

Jeremiah Bryan
Construction Lab Coordinator

Office: Wilcox E-13

Duties: Oversight of construction labs and service-learning projects including the maintenance, safe use, and inventory of equipment and materials.

Vicki Carter, M.Arch, BA, 
Assistant Professor

Courses: Design Studio, Urban Planning

Research Areas: Residential Construction, Interior Design and Urban Planning

Roderick Fluker, MArch, BArch, RA, NCARB, LEED AP, '93
Associate Professor

Courses: Design Studio, Environmental Control Systems, Careers in Architecture

Research Areas: History and development of the Tuskegee University campus and the National Historic Site, History and Development of the Tuskegee University Chapel; Ecology and Resilience in small towns and rural environments – comparative studies between the United States and Japan; International Engagement, Historic Preservation; Sustainable Housing and Community Development

Gabe Goldstein, PhD, MCM, MPM
Associate Professor, Construction Management

Office: Willcox E-01

Courses: Construction Scheduling and Cost Estimating; Materials and Methods; Safety; Capstone; Concrete Technology; Roads and Bridges

Research Areas: The use of concrete as a structural material in residential, commercial, and heavy-civil projects; autoclaved aerated concrete in structural construction; and the influence of recycled steel impurities on corrosion in low-carbon concrete. 

Lana Marji, PhD.
Assistant Professor, Construction Management

Office: Willcox E-03

Courses: Construction Layout and Surveying; Building Information Modelling/ Virtual Design; Construction; Project Controls; Advanced Construction; and Structures I. II, III

Research Areas: "Construction Safety & Work Zone Safety, Emerging Construction Technologies, Enhancing Project Coordination, Safety Planning, and Digital Construction Workflows."

Taurean Merriweather, MHP, BArch, '16
Adjunct

Course: Historic Preservation

Carla Robinson, MCSM
Instructor, Construction Science and Management

Office: Willcox E-03

Courses: Introduction to Construction I & II; Materials & Structures in Residential Construction; Green building Design; Roofing; and Construction Accounting

Research Areas: Green building, energy efficiency, and resource conservation, innovative materials, smart home technologies, and construction methodologies that promote sustainability in the residential sector.

Raj Sehgal, AIA, NCARB, AICP, MRAIC(ex)
Professor Emeritus

Research Areas: Islamic Architecture of Mughal Dynasty (1526-1658);
The Built Environment and its Impact on the Human Behavior

Jason Smith, MS, BArch, '19
Adjunct

Courses: Materials and Construction, Materials & Structures in Residential Construction, 
Green Building Design & Construction

jsmith@tuskegee.edu

Harold "Kippy" Tate, MArch, RA, AIA, NCARB
Adjunct

Courses: Professional Practice, Construction 101, Construction Safety