John M. Maudlin-Jeronimo, FAIA
Associate Dean

Office: 1249    |    Phone: 301-405-8628    |    Email

B.S., 1967, Cumberland College; B. Arch., 1976, University of Miami; M. Arch., 1979, University of Miami; Registered Architect.

John M. Maudlin-Jeronimo, FAIA, is an architect with a post-professional degree in urban design that has worked for the planning departments in Miami Beach and Miramar, Florida, and Annapolis, Maryland. As the city’s architect/urban designer in Annapolis he had enforcement responsibility for the city’s historic district ordinances and provided professional support to the Historic District Commission. A Certified Association Executive, he spent close to two decades in senior management positions. During his sixteen years as Executive Director of the National Architectural Accrediting Board he provided technical assistance and advice and counsel on the development of over thirty new schools and programs in architecture in the United States. He served as a consultant to Canadian Architectural Certification Board assisting in the development of an architectural accreditation system in Canada. As a United Nations supported consultant to the Peoples Republic of China he helped establish a national system of quality assurance in higher education. A member of numerous boards, he served as Chairman of the Board of the Center for Quality Assurance in International Education and was a founding board member of the Global Alliance for Transnational Education. He is an Associate Dean at the University of Maryland School of Architecture serving as the School’s Development Officer and Chief Operating Officer. He teaches the graduate seminar in professional practice and established and coordinates the School’s Graduate Leadership Development Institute.