Tim Mrozowski, M.Arch, A.I.A., LEED® AP
Professor
102B Human Ecology
517.353.0781
Cell: 517.648.1470
Fax: 517.432.8108
mrozowsk@egr.msu.edu
Website: www.c2p2ai.msu.edu
Research Interests: energy, energy audits, energy codes, sustainability, LEED®, building design, contracts, project management, steel

Tim Mrozowski is a professor of Construction Management in the School of Planning, Design and Construction, Michigan State University (MSU) and co-directs the Center for Project Performance Assessment and Improvement (C2P2ai) which is a collaborative research group of MSU Construction Management faculty researchers, whose mission is to pursue research that can improve construction performance and delivery. He is a licensed architect with teaching, research and industry experience in architectural design, energy analysis, sustainable design, LEED®, energy codes structural design, project delivery, construction contracts and project management. He is the Project Director for the “Michigan Energy Code and Standards Implementation and Training Project” and was director for the “Energy Efficiency in University Housing” Rebuild Michigan project. Recent and current energy related research projects include a study of a biomass fuel storage facility for the T.B. Simon Power Plant, technical LEED® assistance to the ARCO school project in Italy including energy modeling, educational consultancy in establishing the Green Building Council Italia, energy assessments of the MSU academic and laboratory buildings, and adoption of LEED® construction standards at MSU. Recent project management related research projects include: construction project closeout processes, vendor performance assessment, post occupancy evaluation and application of LEED® to design and construction. He co-authored the Manual of Construction Management of Steel Construction for the American Institute of Steel Construction, and recently completed an extensive study of change orders at Michigan State University.