Amanda Morrow: Amanda was born and raised in Illinois, only two hours from Chicago and its many architectural marvels. Her love of the built environment has shaped both her academic and professional lives, and her friends would probably argue that it’s shaped her personal life, as well. She now resides in Seattle and works as an Architectural Historian with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineer’s Technical Center of Expertise for the Preservation of Historic Buildings and Structures, where she provides documentation and evaluation services, treatment recommendations, technical guidance, and planning assistance. She also brings Section 106 compliance, construction management, transportation planning, and museum and archives administration. Amanda holds a Bachelor of Arts in Government and Urban Studies from the College of William & Mary. She holds a Master of Arts in the history of Art & Archeology, with a concentration in Architectural History, from Columbia University.