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Distinguished Fellows for 2012Dr. John Glascock · Dr. G. Donald Jud · Andre Kuzmicki Richard Nicholas Loope, FAIA · Dr. Gerard C.S. Mildner · Dr. Norman G. Miller Dr. Dustin Read · Dr. Thomas G. Thibodeau · Dr. Kerry D. Vandell How to Nominate Dr. Brent W. Ambrose, Ph.D.
Dr. Ambrose's research interests include issues related to Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), loss mitigation programs associated with mortgage default and foreclosure, Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs), fixed-income securities and consumer credit contracts.
Dr. Randy I. Anderson, Ph.D., CRE
Formerly, he served as president of CNL Real Estate Advisors in Orlando where he was responsible for overseeing CNL's non-REIT real estate transactions including research, origination, acquisition, finance and management. Under his leadership, CNL Real Estate Advisors was one of the most successful start-ups in CNL's history and managed nearly $700 million of real estate deals in its first year of operation. Prior to CNL, Dr. Anderson held Chairs at Baruch College and Florida International University and senior executive positions at Prudential Real Estate Investors and Marcus and Millichap. Dr. Anderson has published more than 60 articles, many in premier real estate journals. He also serves as a co-editor of the Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management and has been featured as a distinguished lecturer at Harvard University and Johns Hopkins University. Additionally, the American Real Estate Society awarded him with the Kinnard Young Scholar Award, which recognizes an outstanding young real estate scholar under the age of 40. Anderson holds a Ph.D. in Finance from the University of Alabama.
Dr. Susanne Ethridge Cannon
As the founding director of the Real Estate Center, and now Chairman of the Department of Real Estate, she has built the academic program from its 2002 inception to its current enrollment of 150 MBA and MSRE students, and 80 undergraduate majors in only seven years. The Center is supported by sponsoring firms, associations and foundations, and it has achieved over $10 million in endowment. Additionally, in 2007 it was awarded a $3.5 million grant from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation as part of a major effort to preserve affordable rental housing. Dr. Cannon has a B.A. in Economics and a Ph.D. in Finance, both from the University of Texas. Her professional and community experience includes roles as director of real estate for the Mexican American Unity Council, a San Antonio community development corporation; Chairman of the Austin, Texas, Urban Renewal Board; and Committee Clerk for the Texas Senate Committee on Financial Institutions. Among her professional memberships, she has served on the board and as president of Ely Chapter, Lambda Alpha International. She is a Weimer Fellow of the Homer Hoyt Advanced Studies Institute, a Fellow of the Real Estate Research Institute, Chairman of the Education Committee of the American Real Estate Society, and she is active in the Urban Land Institute, Pension Real Estate Association and Counselors of Real Estate.
Dr. James R. DeLisle
Dr. John Glascock
John has also conducted seminars and advised governments in Korea, Dubai, Taiwan and Thailand on REITs.
Dr. G. Donald Jud
Dr. Jud also serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics and the Journal of Real Estate Literature and is a member of the Appraisal Journal’s academic review panel. He is a past editor of the Journal of Real Estate Research and continues to serve as a member of its editorial board. Added leadership experiences for Dr. Jud include a prior term as president of the American Real Estate Society (ARES) and former ARES Director of Publications.
Andre Kuzmicki
His career in real estate and real estate education spans more than 30 years and encompasses all aspects of real estate investment including acquisitions, development, asset and portfolio management. Prior to launching his teaching career in 1998, he managed the real estate investment portfolio for the Canadian arm of the Prudential Insurance Company of America. He is an experienced corporate director and REIT trustee, currently serving on the boards of RealNet Canada Inc. and Chartwell Seniors Housing REIT. In addition to teaching at Schulich, Andre is Adjunct Professor of Real Estate Development at the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Columbia University. He is a past president of the NAIOP Greater Toronto Chapter and is the founding chairman of its annual REX Awards and Gala. Andre is a past winner of the Seymour Schulich Teaching Excellence Award. He is a member of the Urban Land Institute and the Pension Real Estate Association. Andre holds a BA and an MBA from McGill University.
Richard Nicholas Loope, FAIA
Professor Loope has authored/co-authored 30 articles, papers and book excerpts on professional practice, energy use strategies and architectural education, and serves on the Board of Directors for numerous organizations such as Arizona Habitat for Humanity, ASU Stardust Center, Council for Design Excellence and Solar Energy Research Foundation.
Dr. Gerard C.S. Mildner
Dr. Mildner has taught numerous real estate-related courses including housing economics, real estate development and finance, urban economics, and state and local public finance. Dr. Mildner has an undergraduate degree from the University of Chicago and a PhD in economics from New York University. His research is focused on land use regulation, growth managements, rent control, urban transportation, and the economics of local government. Mildner is the co-author of Scarcity by Design; The Legacy of New York's Housing Policies, published by Harvard University Press, and Sport and Public Policy: Social, Political, and Economic Perspectives published by Human Kinetics Press.
Dr. Norman G. Miller
Dr. Miller has numerous academic articles, books and articles and is a frequent speaker on economic outlooks. His work with Collateral Analytics and research on housing market analysis and forecasting spans three decades. Currently, he has been organizing conferences, panels and speaking on sustainable real estate while working with CBRE on research exploring the financial payoffs from green approaches. His most recent book, Commercial Real Estate Analysis and Investment, with Geltner, Eicholtz and Clayton, is a leading graduate-level textbook. Dr. Miller has lectured globally and domestically from Singapore and Thailand to Russia. He has worked extensively with various trade associations and became one of the first Distinguished Fellows of NAIOP in 2002. He served as one of the primary instructors for NAIOP educational programs from 1998 through 2008. He is currently a faculty and board member for the Homer Hoyt Land Use Institute, based in North Palm Beach, Florida, where he works with premier academic and industry thought leaders to produce research and programming on real estate issues and trends. Dr. Miller also is the editor of a new journal on sustainable real estate.
Dr. Dustin Read
Dr. Read is a licensed attorney in the State of North Carolina and his primary teaching responsibilities include real estate finance, development and law. His research interests include land use regulations, housing policy and public-private partnerships.
Dr. Thomas G. Thibodeau
In 1980, Tom received a Ph.D. in Economics and an M.S. degree in Statistics from the State University of New York at Stony Brook. After completing his Ph.D., Tom was a Research Associate in the Housing Division of The Urban Institute in Washington, D.C. From 1983 through July 2004, he was on the Real Estate faculty at the Cox School of Business, Southern Methodist University. During the 1998-1999 academic year, he was a Visiting Professor of Real Estate at the Wharton School of Business, the University of Pennsylvania and a Visiting Scholar at the Philadelphia Fed. Between 2000 and 2005, Tom was co-editor of Real Estate Economics. Tom currently serves on the editorial boards of the Real Estate Economics, Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, Journal of Real Estate Research, Journal of Housing Research and Journal of Housing Economics. He is a Past President of the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (AREUEA) and a Fellow of the Homer Hoyt Advanced Studies Institute. In 2008, AREUEA awarded Tom the George Bloom Award for "his outstanding contributions to the field of real estate." Tom teaches Real Estate Finance and Investments and Real Estate Economics. His research focuses on explaining spatial and temporal variation in real estate prices.
Dr. Kerry D. Vandell
Previous to his current position, he was the Tiefenthaler Chairholder and Professor of Real Estate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and former Chairman/Director of UW's Real Estate Department and Center. Dr. Vandell received his B.A. and M. Mech. E. degrees from Rice University, his M.C.P. from Harvard, and his Ph.D. from M.I.T., where he was the Charles Abrams Fellow at the Joint Center for Urban Studies. He has served as President of the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association and Co-Editor of the Association's journal Real Estate Economics, and currently is a member of the Board of Directors of the Asian Real Estate Society. He serves on the Editorial Board of six academic journals as well as in a number of other positions in academic and professional organizations, including the Urban Land Institute, the Counselors of Real Estate, the ICSC, and the Real Estate Roundtable. He has researched and consulted extensively in the areas of real estate investment, urban/real estate/environmental economics, mortgage finance, housing economics and policy, and valuation theory and is principal in the consulting firm KDV Associates, which is actively involved in expert witness assignments for litigation matters in the above areas. He has served on the boards of directors of the Park Bank; Hilldale, Inc.(regional shopping center); ChrisKen Realty Trust (private multifamily REIT); and the Trustees of Funds and Endowments of the Episcopal Diocese of Milwaukee, WI., and currently sits on the boards of Shopoff Realty Trust (a non-traded land REIT) and the Irvine Community Housing Authority. Dr. Vandell is responsible for development of some of the first models of default risk in the commercial mortgage market, and his recent research on real estate illiquidity provides institutional investors with important tools to ascertain proper allocation to real estate in mixed-asset portfolios. His work distinguishing real estate value from business enterprise value (BEV) in the appraisal of complex real property interests has had international influence on tax assessment practices.
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