Chuck Perry

Chuck Perry is a Lecturer in the Department of Sustainable Technology and the Built Environment at Appalachian State University, part of the College of Fine and Applied Arts. He teaches TEC 2718: Building Services, contributing to programs in Sustainable Building Systems, Renewable Energy Technology, and Sustainable Building Design & Construction.

Education:

• B.S. in Education, East Carolina University

His research and professional experience centers on sustainable built environments, with a focus on energy efficiency and building systems. He previously served as Program Manager for the NC Energy Efficiency Alliance (2010–2018) and as a Research Assistant at the Appalachian Energy Center, bringing applied research expertise into his teaching and departmental initiatives.

His work aligns with interdisciplinary trends in sustainable construction, renewable energy integration, and energy-efficient building services, reflecting the mission of his department to advance environmentally responsible technology and design in the built environment.

Professional Experience:

• Program Manager, NC Energy Efficiency Alliance (2010–2018)
• Research Assistant, Appalachian Energy Center

Chuck Perry advises students in sustainable technology programs and contributes to curriculum development in building sciences and sustainable systems. While no formal grants are listed, his prior roles suggest involvement in energy efficiency projects and research initiatives. He is based in Katherine Harper Hall 13, and his work supports both academic instruction and applied research in sustainability.

Laboratories and Research Facilities:

• Appalachian Energy Center (affiliated research facility)