kbozorgi@ou.edu 405-325-3348 216 Gould Hall KHOSROW BOZORGI Associate Professor Education University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia: Ph.D. Architecture, 1988. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia: M.S. Architecture, 1983. National University of Iran, Tehran: Master of Architecture, 1977. National University of Iran, Tehran: Bachelor of Architecture, 1973. Teaching Areas Architectural/Urban Design, Design Development, Project Management Persian Architecture, History/Theory (Architecture, Urban Design) Academic and Professional Honors Design Excellence Award, Division of Interior Design, College of Architecture, The University of Oklahoma, 1999 Teaching Excellence Award, Student Organization, School of Architecture, Azad University, 1997 Honorary Mention, Design Competition, Published in the Book of Band Stand, Oberlin College, Ohio, 1986 Registration Licensed Architect, Tehran Municipality, 1980 Teaching Experience University of Oklahoma: Associate Professor, Fall 1999-present University of Oklahoma: Visiting Associate Professor, Fall 1998-1999 American University of Hawaii: Adjunct Associate Professor, 1997-present University of Tehran: Associate Professor, 1991-1998 Azad University of Iran: Adjunct Faculty, 1991-1997 University of Pennsylvania: Teaching Assistant, 1980-1982 Tehran Institute of Technology: Adjunct Instructor, 1972-1977 Professional Experience Corporate Architect, ACL, U.A.E., 1995-1998 Associate Designer, DPIL Architect, London, 1996-1998 Associate Designer, Bouygues Batiment International, Paris, 1996-1998 Consultant Architect, World Band Project in Iran, 1995-1997 Consultant Architect, United Nations, Tehran, 1995 Project Designer, Sargent Webster Crenshow/Architects, New York, 1990 Project Designer, Ballinger Architects/Engineers, Philadelphia, 1988-1990 Project Designer, Kling-Linquist Architects/Engineers, Philadelphia, 1980-1987 Research and Creative Activities Research Project in Iran, The Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Summer 1999 Research Project dealing with Mass Production in Building technology for World Bank Redevelopment Program in Iran. 1995-1997 The Study of Cultural and Climatic Architecture of Iran, prepared for DPIL architects, London and Inter Art Etudes Interior Planners, Paris. 1997