Jess Galloway, AIA Booziotis & Company Architects Senior Architect   Education: University of Texas, Arlington, Master of Architecture, 1991 Southern Methodist University, Bachelor of Art, Mathematics 1972 Practice: Booziotis & Company Architects, 1993-Date Certification: Registered Architect, Texas Professional Affiliation: American Institute of Architects Texas Society of Architects AIA/Dallas Dallas Architecture Forum Archaeological Institute of America Lecturer & Critic: University of Texas at Arlington, Adjunct Faculty in Architecture Southern Methodist University, Adjunct Faculty Graduate Theatre Design Service: Site Architect, Southern Methodist University Archeological Excavations in Tuscany, Poggio Colla, Italy 1995- Date Assistant Editor, Architectural Journal, School of Architecture, The University of Texas at Arlington, 1991-1992 Awards: AIA Honor Award, Fort Worth Chapter Publications: P.G. Warden, M.L. Thomas, and J. Galloway, "Excavations at the Etruscan Settlement of Poggio Colla: The 1995-1998 Seasons," Journal of Roman Archaeology 12 (1999) 231-246. J. Galloway and P.G. Warden, "Archaic Etruscan Tomb Painting: Five Taquinian Tombs," Interactive CD with Soprintendeza Archeologica dell'Etruria Meridionale, 2001 Experience: Mr. Galloway has been with Booziotis & Company Architects since 1993. Mr. Galloway's career has focused on architecture for the arts and education, managing both institutional and private projects from conceptual design through construction administration. Mr. Galloway has also participated in numerous projects for conferencing and training facilities at Texas Instruments including the design and project management for the Corporate Suite and Board Room He is currently the project manager for the new Jack S Blanton Museum of Art at The University of Texas at Austin.