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Dr. Liliana Beltrán, LEED AP, IESNA, SBSE, ASES, ISES, received her
Ph.D. in Architecture Degree from the University of California at
Berkeley, a M.Arch. Degree from the University of Oregon and a
Professional Degree of Architect from the National University of
Engineering of Peru. She teaches courses in the areas of energy and
environmental management, daylighting design and analysis, green
buildings design tools and sustainability. She has worked at Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory, and has taught previously at Texas Tech
University, California College of the Arts, University of Oregon, and
National University of Engineering of Peru. She is a Registered
Architect in Peru (Colegio de Arquitectos del Peru.) She has lectured
and published extensively on topics of daylighting, energy efficiency in
buildings, advanced lighting technologies, climatic responsive
architecture and tools for green building design. She is one of the
recipients of the 1999 Progressive Architecture Research Award; and has
been a Fulbright Fellow and an IES Robert Thunen Fellow. Dr. Beltrán has
been a consultant to UNESCO's Division of Cultural Heritage of Paris,
France on the Restoration of the Kuwait National Museum and the Green
Resource Center, City of Berkeley's Best Builders Program. She serves on
the IESNA Daylighting committee, Instructor of the IES ED 100-150 Basic
and Advanced Lighting School, and is also the faculty advisor of the
TAMU-IESNA Student Chapter. She is a Fellow of the College's Center for
Health Systems and Design
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