Name: Steve Martens; R.A.

Title/Rank: Associate Professor

Educational Background & Registration Data:

M. Arch, University of Minnesota, 1988.
NCARB certificate #27,805. Registered Architect (Minnesota #16842, North Dakota #864).
Certified Construction Specifier (CCS; 1984-present)

Recent Honors & Awards:

"Provost’s Certificate of Excellence” for student engagement, (2003).
Tau Sigma Delta Honor Society Award; "Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching and Service", (2002).
CEA "Dean's Award for Excellence in Teaching", (2001).
"Outstanding Academic Advisor" Award; Mortar Board National Honor Society, (1999).
NDSU College of Engineering & Architecture “Teacher of the Year”, (1994).

Current Academic, Professional & Public Service:

State Educator Coordinator for Intern-Development Program (IDP), sponsored by American Institute of Architects and National Council of Architecture Registration Boards (NCARB), 2002-05.

Faculty Sponsor; ACSA/AISC Steel Design Competition; student submissions to the national competition sponsored by American Institute of Steel Construction and Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture. (12 April 2001).

Participant; Education Focus Group for the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). Participated on behalf of N.D. State Board of Architecture, in a focus group on changing directions in architectural education; Chicago, IL (13 October 1999).

Mentor; Internship Development Program (IDP) sponsor for six students seeking NCARB certification, (1996-2005).

Member; NDSU University Senate Executive Committee, (1999-2000).
Member; NDSU University Senate (1997-2000).
Member; Search Committee for NDSU Physical Plant Director, (1999-2000).

Professional Memberships:

Member; Society of Architectural Historians (SAH).
Member; Vernacular Architecture Forum (VAF).
Board Member; Preservation North Dakota (PND).
Member; American Institute of Architects (AIA).
Member; Minnesota Historical Society & Chaska Historical Society.
Member; National Trust for Historic Preservation.