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Kwesi Daniels
Head Of Architecture Department at Tuskegee University
Dr. Kwesi Daniels is the Head of the Architecture Department at Tuskegee University in Tuskegee, Alabama.12 He holds a tenured position as an associate professor at Tuskegee University and also serves as an adjunct professor at New York University.12
Academic Background
Dr. Daniels has an extensive educational background:
- Bachelor of Architecture from Tuskegee University (1997-2002)
- Master of Architecture from the University of Illinois at Chicago (2002-2003)
- Master of Science in Sustainability Management from Columbia University (2010-2013)
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Geography and Urban Studies from Temple University (2013-2020)2
Professional Experience
Dr. Daniels' career spans various disciplines, including:
- Historic preservation
- Architecture
- Sustainability
- Urban geography1
His doctoral research focused on the social impact of universities on surrounding communities, particularly communities of color.1
Current Roles
- Head of Architecture Department at Tuskegee University (since June 2017)
- CEO & President of Sustenance3, LLC (since September 2013)
- Adjunct Assistant Professor at New York University (since January 2012)2
Expertise and Recognition
Dr. Daniels is recognized as a community development thought leader. He has given lectures at prestigious institutions such as MIT, University of Pennsylvania, Boston Architectural College, Columbia University, and Pratt Institute.1 His work has been published in Architect Magazine, NOMA Magazine, and Veranda, and has been featured in book chapters and documentaries.1
In 2022, Dr. Daniels was acknowledged as a "Game Changer" for his groundbreaking work in preservation education at Tuskegee University.1
Research Interests
Dr. Daniels' research and teaching focus on:
- Sustainability practices in architecture
- Upcycling waste materials
- Social responsibility in the built environment
- Cultural preservation
- Digital humanities
- Technology in architecture1
His professional motto reflects his passion: "The most sustainable building is the one that already exists".1
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