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UNLV School of Architecture welcomed Ronald Ramsay on
November 30, 2000

View his lecture on DVD and VHS
Arch Media NA2705 .R65 2000 (b)

Ronald Ramsay, who is an associate professor of architecture at North Dakota State University, speaks on the interpretation and misreading of architectural drawings, the historic preservation movement, and the David Gamble House by Green & Green in Pasadena, Calif. Includes question and answer session

from a Brief biography Written by Cheryl Reitan. Posted August 24, 2005 :

Ronald L M. Ramsay, Associate Professor, Department of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, North Dakota State University (Master of Architecture, University of Texas, 1990; Bachelor of Architecture University of Oklahoma 1970)
Ramsay is affiliated with the Society of Architecture Historians and the National Trust for Historic Preservation as well as a number of regional and local historical organizations. He also studied historic preservation with James Marston Fitch at Columbia University.
Ramsay has published widely on architectural issues. His research interests include: Frank Lloyd Wright, the development of the architectural profession, 19th century architecture and decorative art, the Progressive Era, and religious architecture.
Written by Cheryl Reitan. Posted August 24, 2005

http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/ndsu/cea/research/ALA/ronald_ramsay.htm