Scholarships/Bookstore

2004 APT Scholarship Winners

Disaster Recovery Management for Historic Buildings
Fatima M. Al-Nammari , Texas A&M University

Heritage Conservation of the Vernacular Construction of Mission San Jose y San Miguel de Aguayo in San Antonio
Nancy Crowley, Texas A&M University

Development of a Condition Assessment and Monitoring Plan for Palazzo Scotti
Brad Dameron, Ball State University

Sod Houses of the American Frontier
Patricia Davenport, Savannah School of Art and Design

Early 20th Century Prison Technology
Kara Dotter, University of Texas at Austin

Overview of Damage and Strengthening of Earthquakes to Unreinforced Masonry
Fatima Mehdizadeh-Saradj, University of Sheffield

Developing Standards for the Application and Installation of Protective Glazing on Stained Glass Windows
Tricia Nault, Eastern Michigan University

A Practical & Illustrated Guide to Identifying the Materials, Components, and Joinery Used in Traditional Wrought Iron
Trevor Taylor, Algonquin College

George Washington's Tent
Dan Zhou, Texas Tech University

Bookstore and Exhibits
One of the highlights of an APT conference is a chance to browse through new publications, and make on site purchases that can be mailed home. Donhead Press from England will be at APT again with an outstanding selection of technical books. The Galveston Historical Foundation will have a bookstore featuring publications about the city, including books from the Texas A&M University press. The exhibit area will be adjacent to the refreshment tables for morning and afternoon breaks throughout the conference, starting with the Patrimony and Pragmatism Symposium on Thursday.

Also on exhibit will be the APT Student Scholarship posters, as well as not for profit and educational groups.

It is your chance to keep up to date, and enjoy the breaks and networking.