Guy W. Carwile, AIA assistant professor email carwile@latech.edu education 1993 School for Continuing Studies; Rice University, The Photography of Architecture, Richard Payne, FAIA, Instructor 1987 Master of Architecture; Rice University, University Sponsored Tuition Scholarship and University Sponsored Tuition Fellowship 1982 Bachelor of Architecture; Louisiana State University Terry Devine Memorial Scholarship Recipient academic experience Present-1994 Assistant Professor of Architecture; Louisiana Tech University research experience 1997 Nominated and elected to the Graduate Faculty; Louisiana Tech University 1996 Fellowship; ACSA Construction Materials & Technology Institute 1994-1992 Affiliate Designer; Department of Art, The University of Houston 1991 Guest Lecturer; Department of Art, The University of Houston 1991 Visiting Critic; Department of Art, The University of Houston 1986 Research Assistant to Gordon Wittenberg, Associate Professor of Architecture, Rice University 1984 Visiting Critic; Department of Architecture, Louisiana State University 1981 Teaching Assistant; Department of Architecture, Louisiana State University 1980 Research Assistant to Jay Edwards; Department of Geology and Anthropology, Louisiana State University professional experience Present-1994 Guy W. Carwile Architect; Ruston, Louisiana 1994 - 1990 Planning Design Research Corporation; Houston, Texas, Associate, Senior Project Architect and Project Manager 1990 - 1987 Watkins Carter Hamilton Architects, Inc.; Houston, Texas, Project Architect 1987 Val Glitsch Architect; Houston, Texas, Assistant Architect 1985 - 1983 Bodman, Webb and Noland, Inc.; Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Intern Architect registration 1985 Architect, State of Louisiana, No. 3604 grants 1999 Summer Research Grant sponsored by the Louisiana Tech University Research Council. Project Title: The Construction Methods of Early Louisiana Buildings in Pointe Coupee Parish. Grant amount: $800.00 1999 Grant from the State of Louisiana, Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, Office of Cultural Development, Division of Historic Preservation. Project Tile: HABS Drawings - Beau Fort Plantation. Grant amount: $5,537, University matching funds: $6,051. student recognitions 1997 J. Shelby Taylor, a member of the Art 452 class, competed and won first place in a National Lighting Design Competition sponsored by Halo Lighting. presentations 1999 Presented a paper entitled "Creole Architectural Enigma: The Nicolas LaCour House" at the Liberal Arts Research Symposium, Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, Louisiana. 1998 Moderator at the "J. B. Jackson and the American Landscape" conference, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico 1998 Presented a paper entitled "Perspectives on Early Creole Architecture: The Nicolas LaCour House" at the annual meeting of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians, Fayetteville, Arkansas selectged project experience 1999 Evans Oil Company, New Convenience Store Prototype; Tallulah, Louisiana 1998 Strauss Playhouse, Children’s Theater Addition; Monroe, Louisiana 1998 Ouachita Council on Aging, A New Senior Center & Administrative Facility; Monroe, Louisiana 1998 Ouachita Independent Bank, Temporary Location; West Monroe, Louisiana 1998 Ouachita Independent Bank, West Monroe Facility and Office Building; West Monroe, Louisiana 1997 Sunbelt Fire Protection, Design for Facility Relocation; Monroe, Louisiana 1997 White Residence, Porch and Garden Addition; Monroe, Louisiana 1997 Ware Residence, Addition; West Monroe, Louisiana 1997 Strauss Playhouse, Children’s Theater Addition; Monroe, Louisiana 1996 Ouachita Council on Aging, A New Senior Center & Administrative Facility; Monroe, Louisiana 1996 Ouachita Independent Bank, Main Office; Monroe, Louisiana 1996 Strauss Distributors Inc., Warehouse Expansion; Little Rock, Arkansas 1996 Mintz Residence, Kitchen Remodeling; Monroe, Louisiana 1996 Faulk & Foster Real Estate, Facility Remodeling; Monroe, Louisiana 1996 Hulsey, Harwood & Hulsey, CPA’s, Design for Facility Relocation; Monroe, Louisiana 1996 Trenchless Technology Center, Facility Relocation; Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, Louisiana 1996 Haneline's Menswear, Design for Facility Relocation; Monroe, Louisiana 1995 Church of Christ - Jackson Street, Design for Reredos; Monroe, Louisiana 1995 Sunbelt Plastics, Facility Planning; Monroe, Louisiana 1995 Central Bank, Interior Design, Highland Branch Office; West Monroe, Louisiana 1995 Eastgate Shopping Center; Alterations and Additions; Monroe, Louisiana 1995 Central Bank, Alterations to 328 Desiard; Monroe, Louisiana. 1994 Central Bank, Highland Branch Office; West Monroe, Louisiana.