Greg Herman

Greg Herman is an Associate Professor at the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design, University of Arkansas. He holds a B.Arch from the University of Cincinnati and an M.Arch from Rice University, where he received the William Dunlap Darden Medal. His teaching excellence is recognized through three Mott Outstanding Teacher Awards and the Tau Sigma Delta Medal. He is a Fellow in the University of Arkansas Teaching Academy.

• Education: B.Arch (University of Cincinnati), M.Arch (Rice University)

His research focuses on the historical development of American builders' handbooks and their impact on architectural technologies, materials, and techniques. He has presented work at conferences organized by the Southeast Society of Architectural Historians, Western Social Science Association, and ACSA. Active in professional service, he serves on the CITYbuild Consortium board and previously led the Southwest Region/ACSA.

Herman co-led design/build projects like the restoration of 'Miss Gloria’s Kitchen' in New Orleans post-Hurricane Katrina. He has also served as visiting faculty at Auburn University and an invited juror at Harvard, RISD, and UNM.

• Awards: Mott Awards (3x), Tau Sigma Delta Medal, Teaching Academy Fellowship

His work integrates academic research with community-driven design initiatives, emphasizing hands-on projects and historical architectural studies.