VIP Biography for
Joel E. Haag, AIA
 | Joel E. Haag, AIA |
| Industry | Architecture |
| Title | Production Supervisor |
| Expertise | Computer drafting, design, CADD, historical preservation |
| Current Organization | Mann & Co., P.A. Architects |
| Type of Organization | Architectural firm |
| Major Product | Architecture |
| Area of Distribution | Kansas |
| University/Degree | B.S., Industrial Technology, Truman State University, 1984; B.Arch., University of Kansas, 1986 |
| Born | June 30, 1962, Wayne, Nebraska |
| Honors & Awards | Architectural Scholarship, University of Kansas; Pershing Scholarship (full academic scholarship), Truman State University; Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities; Outstanding Young Men of America; International Who’s Who of Professionals; Iowa Citizenship Award; National Residence Hall Honor Society; Alpha Phi Sigma Scholastic Fraternity |
| Published Works | Quoted in The Hutchinson News in regards to the preservation of The Hutchinson Union Labor Temple (which was the Hutchinson Library constructed in 1903 with funds from the Carnegie Foundation) and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places |
| Affiliations | Registered Architect in the State of Missouri; Chairman, Hutchinson Housing Authority; Treasurer/Board Member, Kansas Kids Inc.; Hutchinson Community College Computer Drafting Advisory Council; Chairman, Hutchinson Landmarks Commission; Vice Chairman, Hutchinson Housing Commission; Advisor, Kansas City Chapter, Architectural Explorer Post 2942 |
| Hobbies & Sports | Music, travel, Lionel Trains, softball, running, singing, photography |
| Career Accomplishments | Architect for Hutchinson's Historic Fox Theatre, helping them reopen a 1931 theatre, voted by the State Legislature as the State Movie Palace of Kansas; Architect for Community Christian Church of Kansas City, responsible for designing an addition to their Frank Lloyd Wright designed Church Building; Sings with the Hutchinson Chamber Singers, performed 2 concerts at Carnegie Hall, New York City the summer of 1999; Director and Member of Spirit 4 Quartet, perform the National Anthem for Kansas City Blades Hockey Team for 9 years and a Kansas City Royals Baseball game |
| Work History | Student Assistant to the Campus Planner, Northeast Missouri State University, 1980-84; Job Captain/Architect in Training, The Hollis & Miller Group, 1986-90; Architect, Tognascioli, Gross Kautz Architects, Inc., 1991-92; Architect, Borton, Inc., 1992-93 |
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