"I never know how little I know about something until I try to write cogently about it. And I never know how complicated a problem is until I try to distill and teach its essence to others in a simple (as opposed to simplistic) way." Clayton M. Christensen: Disrupting Class | PUBLICATIONS Journal Papers - McCoy, A. P., Badinelli, R.D. and Thabet, W. (2008). "Towards Establishing a Domain-Specific Commercialization Model in Residential Construction." Construction Innovation: Information, Process, Management, Vol.8, Issue 2, pp. 137 – 155. - McCoy, A. P., Badinelli, R.D. and Thabet, W. (2009). “Understanding the Role of Developer/Builders in the Concurrent Commercialization of Product Innovation" European Journal of Innovation Management, Vol. 12, Issue 1, pp.102 – 128. -McCoy, A. P., Badinelli,
R.D., C.T. Koebel and Thabet, W. (2010). “Concurrent
Commercialization and New-Product Adoption for Construction Products.”
European Journal of Innovation Management, Volume 13, Issue 2, pp. 222 – 243). -McCoy, A. P. Badinelli, R.D. and Thabet, W. (2011). "Validating a Commercialization Model for Innovation in Residential Construction: Industry Case Study Analysis." Construction Innovation: Information, Process, Management, Volume 11, Issue 1, pp. 114 - 133. Technical and Trade Journal Papers -McCoy, A.P. and Koebel, C.T. (June, 2007). Viewpoint: “Innovation Opportunities in Residential Construction." Engineering News Record (ENR): http://enr.construction.com/: June, 2007. -McCoy, A.P. and Sargent, F. (February 2011). “Sustainable Service: Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Alva Edison, and You.” Electrical Contractor Magazine: February 2011. -McCoy, A.P. and Sargent, F. (April 2011). “Sustainable Service: First Steps to Success in Service Work.” Electrical Contractor Magazine: April 2011. -McCoy, A.P. and Sargent, F. (June 2011). “Sustainable Service: The 100% Success Factor.” Electrical Contractor Magazine: June 2011. -McCoy, A.P. (2011). “Factory Design of Modular Homebuilding by Michael Mullens.” Book Review: ASCE Journal of Architectural Engineering, Special Issue on Offsite Construction/Manufactured Construction. Accepted for Publication. Conference Papers - McCoy, A. P., Badinelli, R.D. and Thabet, W. (September, 2006). “Establishing a Framework for Commercializing Innovation in the Residential Construction Industry.” Proceedings of the 6th European Conference on Product and Process Modeling (ECPPM): Valencia, Spain; September 2006. - Koebel, C.T. and McCoy, A.P. (May, 2007). “Beyond First Mover Advantage: The Characteristics, Risks and Advantages of Second Mover Adoption in the Home Building Industry.” Proceedings of the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (AREUEA) Conference: Washington D.C; May 2007. - Pearce, A.R. and McCoy, A.P. (May, 2007). “Creating an Educational Ecosystem for Construction: A Model for Research, Teaching and Outreach Integration.” Proceedings of the Construction Research Congress 2009: Bahamas, USVI: May 2007. - McCoy, A. P., Badinelli, Ralph B. and Thabet, Walid (September, 2008). “Concurrent Commercialization and New-Product Adoption for Construction Products.” Proceedings of the RICS COBRA Conference, Dublin, Ireland: September 2008. - Gangwar, S. S. and McCoy, A. P. (September, 2008). “Establishing an Interactive Resource Application for Commercialization of BIM.” Proceedings of the RICS COBRA Conference: Dublin, Ireland; September 2008. - McCoy, A.P. (April, 2009). “Towards Establishing an Innovativeness Index for Construction Sites.” Proceedings of the Construction Research Congress 2009: Seattle, Washington: April 2009. -Bhattacharjee, S., Reichard, G.
and McCoy, A.P. (August 12th-14th,
2009): “Factors Affecting the Diffusion of Energy Efficient Technologies.” International Energy Program Evaluation
Conference (IEPEC) Poster presentation, Portland, Oregon: August 12th-14th,
2009. -Blismas, N., McCoy, A.P. and Lingard, H. (2009).
“Academic arrogance or industry intransigence: Innovation inertia in the
construction industry.” Global Innovation in Construction Conference
Proceedings, Loughborough, England:13-16 September 2009. -Nandgaonkar, C.A, Mills, T.H. and McCoy, A.P. (2010). “The iBuilder Wheel: A Decision Making Tool
to Aid in the Selection of Innovative Residential Construction
Strategies.” Proceedings of the 2010
Associated Schools of Construction Conference: Wentworth Institute of
Technology; Boston, MA (2010). -Bhattacharjee, S. and McCoy, A.P.
(2011). “Factors Affecting the Diffusion of Energy Efficient
Technologies.” Proceedings of the Industrial Engineering Research
Conference (IERC), Reno, NV, May 21-15. -McCoy, A.P., Schubert, R., Dunay, R., and Wheeler, J. (2010). " lumenHAUS: Uses and Benefits of ICT for Educational Achievement and Market Advantage." Proceedings, CIB W78 Conference 2010: 27th Annual Conference on Applications of IT in AEC Industry and BIM Research Workshop, Cairo, Egypt, November 16-19. -McCoy, A.P., Lilly, J., Blismas, N., and Lingard, H. (2011). " Application of OSHRC Granata Pilot Projects to r2p2r Cyclical Research Translation Model." Proceedings, CIB W099 Conference 2011: Prevention - Means to the End of Safety and Health Injuries, Illnesses, and Fatalities, Washington, DC, August 24-26. -Mitra, C., McCoy, A.P. and Pearce, A.R. (2011). “Establishing Innovativeness and Consumer Preference for Zero Energy Homes.” Proceedings, Engineering Sustainability 2011 Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, April 11-12. -Pearce, A.R., McCoy, A.P., Smith-Jackson, T., Edwards, M.A., Pruden, A., and Bagchi, R. (2011). "Designing a Sustainable Built Environment: A Hazards Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) Approach." Proceedings, College of Architecture & Urban Studies Biennial Research Symposium, Blacksburg, VA, February 17-18. -Pearce, A.R., McCoy, A.P., Smith-Jackson, T., Edwards, M.A., Pruden, A., and Bagchi, R. (2011). "Sustainable Water Systems: Tips for Success." GreenPrints Conference, Atlanta, GA, March 14-15. -Pearce, A.R., McCoy, A.P., Smith-Jackson, T., Edwards, M.A., Pruden, A., and Bagchi, R. (2011). “Designing a Sustainable Built Environment: A Hazards Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) Approach.” Proceedings, Engineering Sustainability 2011 Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, April 11-12. -Pearce, A.R., McCoy, A.P., Smith-Jackson, T., Edwards, M., Pruden, A., and Bagchi, R. (2011). "Designing a Sustainable Built Environment: A Hazards Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) Approach." Proceedings, CIB W099 Conference 2011: Prevention - Means to the End of Safety and Health Injuries, Illnesses, and Fatalities, Washington, DC, August 24-26. -Saunders, L., Kleiner, B., Mills, T., McCoy, A.P., Lingard, H., Wakefield, R. and Blismas, N. (2011). “Supply Chain Delivery System Benchmarking in the US and Australia.” Proceedings of the Industrial Engineering Research Conference (IERC), Reno, NV, May 21-15. -Taiebat, M., Ku, K. and McCoy, A.P. (2011). “BIM in Integrated Learning Environments for Construction: A Student Perspective.” Proceedings of EcoBuild America Conference: Session S300 Implementing BIM into the Higher Education Curriculum-Focused BIM Courses, Washington, DC, December 7, 2010. VOLUNTEERING/AWARDS- 1999 – 2001: Nellysford Area Merchants Association; Secretary and Long Range Planning Committee Co-Chair- 2005: ABC’s Extreme Home Makeover Home Edition: Carpenter - 2006: Virginia Tech Honorifics Committee: Member Outstanding Graduate Student: VT Myers-Lawson School of Construction Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Honor Society - 2007: Outstanding Graduate Student: VT College of Architecture and Urban Studies Blacksburg Recreation Soccer League Assistant Coach - 2008: ARCC International Jonathan King Student Medal: Recipient for Excellence in Research and Scholarship. Induction into the Cum Laude National Honor’s Society
- 2010:
XCaliber Award for the 2009/2010 Solar Decathlon Project: Excellence
as a Team Involved in Technology-assisted Teaching (University-wide)
Solar Decathlon Europe Industrialization and Market Viability 3rd Place Overall: Faculty Lead
Solar Decathlon Europe Architecture 1st Place Overall: Faculty Contributing Member -2011: Exemplary Faculty Award, Virginia Tech Myers-Lawson School of Construction Induction into the Academy of Outreach Excellence. Alumni Excellence in Outreach Award, Virginia Tech (University-wide) University Excellence in Outreach Award, College of Architecture and Urban Studies Engaged Scholar- March, Office of Outreach and International Affairs PRESENTATIONS- January, 2006: VT CAUS Bi-Annual Research Symposium (2006), Blacksburg, VA: “Facilitating Supply Chain Support for the Commercialization of Innovative Products in the Residential Construction Market.” By Andrew P. McCoy, Dr. Ralph Badinelli and Dr. Walid Thabet.- September, 2006: ECPPM Conference, Valencia, Spain: “A Framework for the Commercialization of Innovative Products in the Residential Construction Industry.” By Andrew P. McCoy, Dr. Ralph Badinelli and Dr. Walid Thabet. - May, 2007: American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (AREUEA) Conference, Washington D.C.: “Beyond First Mover Advantage: The Characteristics, Risks and Advantages of Second Mover Adoption in the Home Building Industry.” By Dr. Ted Koebel and Andrew P. McCoy. - May, 2007: CRC, Bahamas, USVI: “Creating an Educational Ecosystem for Construction: A Model for Research, Teaching and Outreach Integration.” By Dr. Annie Pearce and Andrew P. McCoy. - January, 2008: VT CAUS Bi-Annual Research Symposium, Blacksburg, VA: “Innovation as a Topic for CAUS Research.” By Dr. Ted Koebel and Andrew P. McCoy. - September, 2008: RICS COBRA Conference, Dublin, Ireland: “Concurrent Commercialization and New-Product Adoption for Construction Products.” Dr. Andrew P. McCoy, Dr. Ralph Badinelli and Dr. Walid Thabet. - September, 2008: RICS COBRA Conference, Dublin, Ireland: “Establishing an Interactive Resource Application for Commercialization of BIM.” Saurabh Singh Gangwar and Andrew P. McCoy. - April, 2009: Construction Research Congress, Seattle, Washington: “Towards Establishing an Innovativeness Index for Construction Sites.” Dr. Andrew P. McCoy. - Bhattacharjee, S, Reichard, G. and McCoy, A.P. (August 12th-14th, 2009): International Energy Program Evaluation Conference (IEPEC) Poster presentation, Portland, Oregon: “Factors Affecting the Diffusion of Energy Efficient Technologies.” -McCoy, A.P. (April 2, 2010). “lumenHAUS: A Responsive
Architecture.” Presented at High Octane, What’s Next? Symposium:
Southern Polytechnic State University, April 2, 2010, Marietta, GA. -Wheeler, J., Dunay,
R., Schubert, R. and McCoy, A.P.
(October, 2009). “US Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2009” Student
Exhibition, October 8 – 13, 2009. The
Capitol Mall, Washington, D.C. www.solardecathlon.org/about.cfm -Wheeler, J., Dunay,
R., Schubert, R. and McCoy, A.P.
(September, 2009). “Green Communities Related Programming: lumenHAUS” Exhibit,
September 5 – September 30, 2009. The
National Building Museum: Washington, D.C. www.nbm.org/exhibitions-collections/exhibitions/green-community/green-community.html -Wheeler, J., Dunay, R., Schubert, R. and McCoy, A.P. (June, 2009). “Eclipsis/
lumenHAUS” Exhibit, June 12 – August 23, 2009. Taubman Museum of Art: Roanoke,
Virginia. www.lumenhaus.com -McCoy, A.P. Dunay, R., Schubert, R., and Wheeler, J. (October 12-14, 2010). “lumenHAUS: A Responsive Architecture.” Presented at The Governor’s Conference on Energy, October 12-14, 2010, Richmond, VA. -Kleiner, B. and McCoy, A.P. (2011). “Introducing Myers-Lawson School of Construction and Occupational Safety and Health Research Center.” NAHB Construction Safety Training, Education and Research Committee: Orlando, FL: January 10th, 2011. -Koebel, C.T.., Cavell, M., Sanderford, D. and McCoy, A.P. (2011). “Sourcebook of Measuring Housing Affordability.” CAUS Bi-Annual Research Symposium, Panel Discussion: Blacksburg, VA: February 17-18, 2011. -McCoy, A.P. (August 5, 2010). “lumenHAUS: A Responsive Architecture.” Presented at Blacksburg Rotary Club, August 5, 2010, Blacksburg, VA. TEACHING EXPERIENCE- BC 2014: Construction Principles I, 3 credit hours, 5 contact hours; 25 students/ year.- BC 2024: Construction Principles II. 3 credit hours, 3 contact hours; 30 students/ year. - BC 2064: Construction Principles Lab. 2 credit hours, 3 contact hours; Approximately 100 students/ year. - BC 3064: Building System Technology Lab. 2 credit hours, 3 contact hours; Approximately 100 students/ year. - BC 4064: Construction Practice Lab, 2 credit hours, 3 contact hours; Approximately 100 students/ year. - BC 5064: Innovation in Construction, 3 credit hours, 3 contact hours; Approximately 10 students/ year. - BC 4974: Invited Faculty: Spain and Portugal Abroad. 3 credit hours, 3 contact hours; Approximately 8 students/ year avg. - CNST 5024: Integrated Leadership Studio, 2 credit hours, 3 contact hours; Approximately 30 students/ year. - BC 4444: Invited Faculty, Design Build Studio, Alternate Studio: An Architecture of Relief. 3 credit hours, 3 contact hours; Approximately 10 students. STUDENT ADVISING & RESEARCHAs Committee Chair or Co-Chair: -Project and Report: Gangwar, Saurabh. “Establishing an Interactive Resource Application for Commercialization of BIM.” -Project and Report: Phillips, Jake. “Establishing BIM as a Methodology in Construction.” -Master’s Thesis, Spring 2010: Gore, Justin. “Towards Defining Categories of Innovativeness for the Construction Industry.”-Ph.D.: Rigby, Ellie. “Establishing a Theory of Innovative Project Delivery in the Construction Industry.” -Project and Report, Fall 2009: Jones, Jefferson. “A Decision Support Manual for Kitchen Design and Construction.” -Project and Report, Fall 2010: Henry, Chris. “Towards Establishing Attributes of SIPs.” -Project and Report, Fall 2010: Gagliano, David. “Case Studies of Construction Knowledge Management.” -Project and Report, Fall 2010: Monica, Anthony. “A Case Study Approach for Determining Website Characteristics for the Diffusion of Roofing Innovation within the Construction Industry.” -Project and Report, Fall 2010: Lilly, Josh. “Application of OSHRC Granata Pilot Projects to r2p2r Cyclical Research Translation Model.” -Ph.D.: Albassami, Ali. “Establishing a Theory of Innovative Project Delivery in the Construction Industry.” -Ph.D.: Rigby, Ellie. “Establishing a Theory of Innovative Project Delivery in the Construction Industry.” As Member of Committee: -Project and Report: Nandgaonkar, Chinmay. “A Decision Wheel for Adoption of Housing Technology.”-Project and Report: Jones, Cosco. “Adoption of Green Technologies in Renovation Projects.” -Project
and Report: Adoma, Emelia. “Affordability of Green Residential Housing
in the USA.”-Project and Report: Wright, Neil. “The Impact of Peak Oil
on US Construction.” -Project and Report: Hayden, Desmon. “Implementation of the Agile Method for Design-Build.” -Project and Report: Berge, Chris. “Leadership in AEC.” -Project and Report: Mitra, Chayanika. “Identifying Research Gaps in Implementation of Zero Energy Building.” -Project and Report: Tucker, Jake. “The Self-Perceived Value Of and the Selection Criteria For Sustainable Construction Professional Credentials.” -Ph.D.: Bhattacharjee, Suchismita. “Energy Code Adoption in US Construction Industry.” -Ph.D.: Pishdad, Pardis. “US Construction Economic Cycles.” -Ph.D.: Shan, Liang. “Innovative Public Private Partnership Financing Costructs.” -Ph.D.: Ahmed, Ali. “Increasing Building Component and Material Re-use.” -Ph.D.: Langar, Sandeep. “Observeability of BIM.” -Ph.D.: Ahmed, Ali. “Increasing Building Component and Material Re-use.” -Ph.D.: Short, Kathleen. “The Impact of Experiential Learning: Assessing the Outcomes of Internship Experiences for Students Entering the Construction Industry.” -Ph.D.: Lucas, Jason. “Enhancing Information Flow through Facility Lifecycle to Support Facility Management in Healthcare Environments.” PROFESSIONAL DUTIES - July, 2008: Proceedings of the RICS COBRA Conference, Dublin, Ireland: Conference Paper Reviewer. -January -
May, 2010: Friends of the Farmer’s Market Mobile Kitchen Unit.
Coordinated a student competition with the Constructor’s Consortium for
design and construction of a mobile kitchen. The winning design will be
constructed by students in Fall 2010 for the Blacksburg Farmer’s
Market. - September, 2008: Proceedings of Construction Research Congress: Conference Paper Reviewer. - December, 2008: Proceedings of Associated Schools of Construction 45th Annual Conference: Conference Paper Reviewer. - Since January, 2009: Construction Innovation Journal: Formal Reviewer. - January - May, 2009: Pass Christian, Mississippi: An Architecture of Relief. Coordinated 5 students in a design build studio for the aid of a local non-profit organization called “Project Reclaim,” which provides inexpensive housing solutions to those displaced by Hurricane Katrina. - January - May, 2009: Our Lady of Bella Vista: An Architecture of Relief. Coordinated 5 students in a design build studio for the aid of a local non-profit organization called “Peaceworks,” which provides inexpensive housing solutions to those in need in Belize. - Since April, 2009: Journal of Construction Management and Economics: Formal Reviewer. - April 27, 2009: Faculty Co-Sponsor Student International Service Activity Showcase presentation for “Paul Farmer, A Call to Global Citizenship and Service: Partnerships that make a Difference.” - Since May, 2009: International Journal of Construction Education and Research: Formal Reviewer. - Since May, 2009: Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors RICS International COBRA Conference: Editorial Review Board Member. -Associate Director of Technology Research, Since April 2011: Virginia Center for Housing Research. -Session Chair (2010). " Managing IT Adoption." Proceedings, CIB W78 Conference 2010: 27th Annual Conference on Applications of IT in AEC Industry and BIM Research Workshop, Cairo, Egypt, November 16-19. DIVERSITY- October, 2008: Commons Design Initiative (CDI) http://commonsdesign.org & http://commonsdesign.org/wiki/Main_Page , Co-Founder. CDI promotes spare-time efforts to improve the quality of the built environment and community available to the world.OUTREACH- Spring, 2008 – Fall, 2010: Solar Decathlon 2009 Competition: College of Architecture and Urban Studies, Core Faculty from Department of Building Construction. Coordinated: BC Students’ portion of Scheduling and Solar Car Raffle, Market Viability Study, Accounting and Information Systems, Scheduling and On-site Design and Construction.-Since April 2010: Habitat for Humanity, Virginia Tech Chapter. Faculty Advisor for the New River Valley chapter of the organization. -Since April 2010: Habitat for Humanity, Board member for New River Valley affiliate. |
