B.S., Morgan State University
M.Arch, University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign

Years at Morgan: 15

Biography:

The greatest blueprint that Morgan State University Professor Dale Glenwood Green will ever encounter was not drawn with ink and paper. Instead, the ‘plan’ was lived out before him by his grandparents. They taught him how to build a life of purpose by valuing history, preserving Black institutions, and being intentional with his existence. These beliefs were in essence inherited, as Professor Green has an ancestry intertwined with some of the most consequential individuals in American history, including his maternal line of Bishop Alexander Wayman and Frederick Douglass; and his paternal line of Reverend Samuel Green and Harriet Tubman.

Professor Green is also a Partner in the fifth oldest African American architectural firm in the nation, Sulton Campbell Britt and Associates, P.C. where he works to develop new sites and preserve historical ones too. He is not only a respected leader in the building industry but also a sought after lecturer and scholar of African American heritage. Amongst his titles, he is The Professor of the Practice for Architecture and Historic Preservation at Morgan State University. As he teaches his students, he knows he is doing more than building their careers. He is answering the call of his ancestors, shaping young minds and skylines in the process.

List of Professional Affiliation(s):

• American Institute of Architects (AIA)
• Association Preservation Technology (APT)
• Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional (LEED AP)
• National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA)
• Historical Architect (36 CFR 61) in accordance with the Secretary of the Interiors Standards for Professional Qualifications

List of Research Interest(s):

• Historic Preservation
• Challenged Communities of Color
• Black Architects 
• HBCU Heritage

• Fall 2022
  • ARCH 105 - Place Matters: Introductions to Contemporary City
  • ARCH 301 - Studio III: Housing Studio
  • ARCH 415 - Historic Preservation
• Spring 2023
  • ARCH 105 - Place Matters: Introductions to Contemporary City
  • ARCH 302 - Studio IV: Intro to Urban Design 
  • ARCH 420 - Black Architects

List of Selected Publication(s) or Presentation(s):

• Green, Dale Glenwood, Visions of Freedom; Tubman & Douglass Documentary, PBS (October 2022).
• Green, Dale Glenwood, Black-led Commission to reimagine Mount Clare the historic plantation in the middle of Baltimore, Baltimore Sun (September 2021).
• Green, Dale Glenwood, The Rise of the Xennials: Bridging the Cusp between Generation X and the Millennial, The March Community Calendar (February 2020).
• Green, Dale Glenwood, National Treasures HBCUS, HBCU Times Magazine (July 2019).
• Green, Dale Glenwood, Morgan project aims to help diversify architecture and historic preservation fields, Baltimore Sun (July 2018).
• Green, Dale Glenwood, Morgan State University History, CSPAN3 American History TV (February 2017).

List of Grants and/or Awards:

• Grants
  • $55,000 Caroline County Office of Tourism Grant, 2012, Poplar Neck Visitors Experience Master Plan
  • $50,000 Town of Easton Planning Grant, 2015, The Hill Small Area Plan
  • $75,000.00 City of Cambridge Planning Grant, 2016, Pine Street Community Small Area Plan.
  • $50,000.00 Maryland Heritage Area Authority Grant, 2019, The Hill Community Project.
  • $150,000.00 Talbot County Office of Tourism Grant, 2020, The Hill Community Project.
  • $500,000.00 National Parks Service Grant, 2020, Historically Black Colleges and University Program.
  • $150,000.00 National Trust for Historic Preservation Grant, 2021, Campus Heritage Preservation Plan.
  • $500,000.00 National Parks Service Grant, 2021, Historically Black Colleges and University Program.
• Awards
  • Teaching, Research, Service and Practice recognized by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), MLK Award, 2022.
  • Research and Service recognized by The Rotary Club, in recognition of Preservation Leadership, Citation, 2021.
  • Service and Innovation recognized by the Habitat for Humanity, Award, 2020.
  • Research and Service recognized by The Maryland General Assembly, in recognition of State-wide Leadership in Maryland, Official Citation, 2019.
  • Service recognized by the Maryland Heritage Area Authority, The Patricia Barland Leadership Award, 2019.
  • Morgan State University Preservation in Practice Program recognized by Baltimore Heritage, Historic Preservation Award for Heritage Preservation, 2019.
  •  Teaching, Research, Service and Practice recognized by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), Baltimore Architecture Foundation Golden Griffin Award, 2018.
  • Research and Service recognized by Morgan State University President David Wilson, Presidential Citation, 2017.
  • Research and Service recognized by the Maryland Environmental Trust (MET), Land Conservation Award, 2016
  • Teaching, Research, Service and Practice recognized by the National Technical Association (NTA), Joseph S. Tyler, Jr. Award, 2015
  • Teaching, Research and Service recognized by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Frederick Douglass Award and Medal, 2015
  • Service recognized by the University Appreciation Award in recognition for Outstanding Achievements and Accomplishments in Service, Morgan State University Faculty Award, 2014
  • Transdisciplinary team research was recently recognized by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), Civic Stewardship Award, Potomac and Maryland Chapter Merit Award, 2013
  • Teaching and Research recognized by the Maryland Historical Trust (State Historic Preservation Office), Maryland Preservation Award for Excellence in Community Engagement, 2012