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David McKinney Application PackageMcKinney David D Last Name First Name Middle Initial 1020 Meridian Avenue, Apt 416 Miami Beach Home Address City Florida 33139 State Zip Code HomeWork daviddmckinney@yahoo.com Email Address 1 (202) 294-275 Cellular Business Address City State Zip Code Occupation:Business Name: Please list your preferences in order of ranking [1] first choice [2] second choice, and [3] third choice. Please note that only three (3) choices will be observed by the City Clerk’s Office. (Regular Boards of City) Choice 1: Choice 2: Choice 3: Historic Preservation Board BOARD AND COMMITTEE APPLICATION FORM Note:If applying for the At-Large position of the Historic Preservation Board, please answer the below Yes questions: Have you ever resided in one of the City's Historic Districts for at least one year? 1020 Meridian Avenue, Apt 416, Miami Beach FL 33139, Since December 2015 Professional License No Professional Licenses Submitted. Note:If you are seeking appointment to a professional seat (e.g. attorney, architect, etc.), you must attach a copy of your currently effective corresponding professional license. Pursuant to City Code section 2-22(4) a, b and c: Members of Agencies, Boards, and Committees shall be affiliated with the city. This requirement shall be fulfilled in the following ways: YesResident of the City for a minimum of six (6) months: Demonstrate an ownership interest in a business established in the City for a minimum of six (6) months:No AFFILIATION WITH THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH a. ● I am resident of:South Beach Or b. "Ownership Interest" shall mean the ownership of ten percent (10%) or more (including the ownership of 10% or more of the outstanding capital stock) in a business. "Business" shall mean any sole proprietorship, sponsorship, corporation, limited liability company, or other entity or business association. c.Full-time employee of such a business (for a minimum of six months); and I am based in an office or other location of the business that is physically located in Miami Beach (for a minimum of six months):No Notwithstanding the requirements set forth herein, the qualified full-time employee of a business must be approved by a 4/7th vote of the Mayor and City Commission. NOTE: Members of Agencies, Boards, and Committees shall be required to demonstrate compliance with the City affiliation requirements of section 2-22 (4) a and b of the Miami Beach City Code by executing an affidavit, stipulating that they have met either (or both) of said affiliation requirements. The original affidavit shall be filled with the Office of the City Clerk prior to being sworn in as a member. Or No● Have you ever been convicted of a felony:If yes, please explain in detail: ● Do you currently have a violation(s) of City of Miami Beach codes:No If yes, please explain in detail: ● Do you currently owe the City of Miami Beach any money:No If yes, please explain in detail: ● Are you currently serving on any City Boards or Committees:No If yes, which board? ● Are you presently a registered lobbyist with the City of Miami Beach?No ● I am applying for an appointment because I have special abilities, knowledge and experience. Please list below: NOTE: IF APPOINTED, YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO FOLLOW CERTAIN LAWS THAT APPLY TO CITY BOARD/COMMITTEE MEMBERS. THESE LAWS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: o Prohibition from directly or indirectly lobbying city personnel (Miami Beach City Code section 2-459). o Prohibition from contracting with the city (Miami-Dade County Code section 2-11.1). o Prohibition from lobbying before board/committee you have served on for period of one year after leaving office (Miami Beach Code section 2-26) o Requirement to disclose certain financial interests and gifts (Miami-Dade County Code section 2-11.1). o Sunshine Law - Florida's Government-in-the-Sunshine Law was enacted in 1967. Today, the Sunshine Law regarding open government can be found in Chapter 286 of the Florida Statutes. These statutes establish a basic right of access to most meetings of Boards, Commissions, and other governing bodies of state and local governmental agencies or authorities. o Voting conflict - Form 8B is for use by any person serving at the county, city, or other local level of government on an appointed or elected Board, Council, Commission, Authority, or Committee. It applies equality to members of advisory and non-advisory bodies who are presented with a voting conflict of interest under Section 112.3143. Florida Statutes. ● In what organization(s) in the City of Miami Beach do you currently hold membership in? Name Position MDPL Board Member ● List the address of all properties owned or in which you have an interest within the City of Miami Beach: Property 1020 Meridian Avenue, Apt 416, Miami Beach, FL 33139 If so, which department and title?No● Are you now employed by the City of Miami Beach: ● Pursuant to City Code Section 2-25 (b): Do you have a parent, spouse, child, brother, or sister who is employed by the City of Miami Beach?No If "Yes", identify person(s) and department(s): No relative's information submitted. BOARD & COMMITTEE FINANCIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT STATEMENT Acknowledgement of fines/suspension for Board/Committee Members for failure to comply with Miami-Dade County Financial Disclosure Code Section 2-11.1(i)(2) I understand that no later than July 1, of each year all members of Boards and Committees of the City of Miami Beach, including those of a purely advisory nature, are required to comply with Miami-Dade County Financial Disclosure Requirements. One of the following forms must be filled with the City Clerk of Miami Beach, 1700 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, Florida, no later than 12:00 noon of July 1, of each year: 1. A "Source of Income Statement;" or 2. A "Statement of Financial Interests (Form 1)¹ ;" or 3. A Copy of your latest Federal Income Tax Return. Failure to file one of these forms, pursuant to the Miami-Dade County Code, may subject the person to a fine of no more than $500, 60 days in jail, or both. _____________________________ ¹ Members of the Planning Board and Board of Adjustment will be notified directly by the State of Florida, pursuant to F.S. §112.3145(1)(a), to file a Statement of Financial Interests (Form 1) with the Miami-Dade County Supervisor of Elections by 12:00 noon, July 1. Planning Board and Board of Adjustment members who file their Form 1 with the County Supervisor of Elections automatically satisfy the County’s financial disclosure requirement as a Miami Beach City Board/Committee member and need not file an additional form with the Office of the City Clerk. However, compliance with the County disclosure requirement does not satisfy the State requirement. DIVERSITY STATISTICS REPORT The following information is voluntary and has no bearing on your consideration for appointment. It is being asked to comply with City diversity reporting requirements. WhiteRace/Ethnic Categories What is your race? No details providedOther Description: Gender:Male Are you Spanish/Hispanic/ Latino? Mark the "No" box if not Spanish / Hispanic / Latino.No Physically Challenged:No I HEREBY ATTEST TO THE ACCURACY AND TRUTHFULNESS OF THE APPLICATION; AND I HAVE RECEIVED, READ AND WILL ABIDE BY CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE VII, OF THE MIAMI BEACH CITY CODE, ENTITLED “STANDARDS OF CONDUCT FOR CITY OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES AND AGENCY MEMBERS AND ALL OTHER APPLICABLE COUNTY AND/OR STATE LAWS AND STATUTES ACCORDINGLY.” I David McKinney agreed to the following terms on Received in the City Clerk's Office by: Name of Deputy Clerk Control No. Date Board and Committee Application Checklist: Please ensure you have provided all information before applying or reapplying to any Board and Committee. YES YES YES YES I have answered all questions fully. I have uploaded a current resume, photograph, and a copy of any applicable professional license. I have completed and attached the Board & Committee Financial Acknowledgment Statement. I have completed and attached the Diversity Statistics Report. If you have any questions, please contact the Office of the City Clerk via email: BC@miamibeachfl.gov or telephone: 305.673.7411 Note: Florida Statutes 119.071: The role of the Office of the City Clerk is to receive and maintain forms filed as public records. If your home address, telephone numbers, and/or photograph are exempt from disclosure and you do not wish your home address, telephone numbers, and/or photograph to be made public, please: 1) Use your office or other address for your mailing address; 2) Use your office or other telephone number for your contact number; and 3) Do not attach a photograph. David D. McKinney, Ph.D. 1020 Meridian Ave 416 Miami Beach, FL 33139 202/294-2754 (Cell) daviddmckinney@yahoo.com (E-mail) Architectural Historian and Retired Museum Director Education Ph.D. 1992 Architectural History (joint degree with Art History) University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 (Dissertation Committee: Richard Guy Wilson, Dora Wiebenson, Christopher Johns, Ralph Cohen) M.A. 1984 Architectural History University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 A. B. 1979 History College of William and Mary Williamsburg, VA 23185 Related Educational Experience Reader, British Library, 1990. Resident Scholar, Lewis Walpole Library, Yale University, 1989 (Dissertation Research) Library Science Program, Catholic University, 1986. Attingham Program, 1988 (English Art, Architecture, Historic Preservation, and Decorative Arts) Victorian Society Seminar in America, 1984 (Architecture, Historic Preservation, and Decorative Arts) Victorian Society Seminar in England, 1982 (Architecture, Historic Preservation, and Decorative Arts) St. Mary’s College, University of St. Andrews, 1979-80 (History and Divinity) Fellowships and Scholarships Dumas Malone Traveling Fellowship, 1989-1990. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Scholarship, 1988. Dewey Lee Curtis Fellowship (American Decorative Arts Trust), 1988. Attingham Travel Fellowship, 1988. Victorian Society Scholarship, 1982, 1984. David D. McKinney, Ph.D. Page 2 of 8 Pages Governor’s Scholarship, 1981-1983. Scottish Rite Scholarship, 1977-79. Work Experience U.S. Customs and Border Protection 1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Mail Stop 1021 Washington, DC 20229 Chief Historian June 23, 2009 to March 30, 2015 Administers CBP History Program. Develops policy and procedures for the Program. Advises on the collection of Heritage Assets. Serves as the agency authority on the history of U.S. Customs and Border Protection and its legacy agencies. Supervises professional staff comprised of Historic Preservation Officer, Historian, and Curators. U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) 1849 C Street, NW, MS 2266 Washington, DC 20240 Chief, Cultural Resources Office of the Secretary March 5, 2006 to June 22, 2009 Acting Chief, Cultural Resources April 18, 2005, to March 5, 2006 Administers the departmental museum and library. Represents the Office of the Secretary on the DOI Historic Assets Partnerships and Interior Museum Property Committee, Federal Building Curators Consortium. Seeks, initiates, nurtures, and maintains productive partnerships within DOI, with other federal agencies, and with non-federal institutions and professional associations to provide mutually-beneficial museum services. Engages in continuous contact and interaction with DOI bureau and office heads, senior executives and top officials of other government agencies, professional associations and private sector organizations. Develops and executes the budget and funding requirements as they relate to the implementation of museum, library, and other established and new initiatives. Evaluates proposals, makes recommendations in the selection of contractors, supervises activities and progress, and evaluates effectiveness. Director U.S. Department of Interior Museum August 20, 2004 to April 17, 2005 David D. McKinney, Ph.D. Page 3 of 8 Pages Acting Director U.S. Department of Interior Museum December 5, 2003 to August 20, 2004 Develops and implements short and long-range plans and strategies for museum exhibitions and interpretive programs. Establishes the goals and objectives of exhibitions and programs. Directs the operations of museum collection management services. Supervises, plans, organizes, and coordinates the work of permanent and temporary staff of the Interior Museum. Conducts research on collections or museum policies. Prepares briefing materials for recommending comprehensive strategies to DOI senior staff. Develops and administers museum budget. Initiates, nurtures, and maintains productive partnerships within DOI, with other federal agencies, and with non-federal institutions and professional associations to provide mutually-beneficial museum services. Curator U.S. Department of Interior Museum March 23, 2003 – December 5, 2003 Serves as curator for the Office of the Secretary of the Interior. Conducts research on collections. Coordinates an assessment of the furnishings in the Secretary’s personal office, develops conservation treatment plan, and coordinated the conservation of the 18th and 19th century items on display in the Secretary’s personal office. Develops policies for collections management for the Secretary’s Office. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts 2800 Grove Avenue Richmond, VA 23221 Director, Office of Statewide Partnerships November 1997 to March 2003 Responsible for the design of the statewide outreach activities and their implementation through a network of 100 arts centers and museums, as well as 500 schools. Directs and manages program operation. Represents the Museum before local and state administrative and elected officials. Establishes long-range strategies, goals, and objectives for the department. Formulates and administers departmental budget. Coordinates private fund-raising with the Virginia Museum Foundation. Writes grant proposals and administers grants from private foundations and state and federal governments. Establishes and maintains relationships with arts centers, public and private schools, and associated professional organizations across Virginia. Oversee all publications related to the Office of Statewide Partnerships. Supervises coordinators whose program areas provided all the services offered on the campus of the VMFA to localities throughout the state: David D. McKinney, Ph.D. Page 4 of 8 Pages • Statewide Exhibitions Program: This program develops, fabricated, and circulates exhibitions relating to the visual arts, social sciences, and humanities. Also incumbent in this program is the management of exhibition storage, conservation and care of the collection, and preservation initiatives relating to paintings, works on paper, textiles, and three-dimensional works of art. • Statewide Programs: This area offers a broad array of programs including Speakers on the Arts, performing arts, and Artist Workshops. • Technical Assistance: This program ranges from consultation to individual organizations to a competitive grant program and structured workshops. The technical assistance program covers all aspects of museum operations from facilities, collections management, conservation, and archives to interpretation, visitor services, and marketing. • Statewide Educational Outreach: This program offers classroom instruction, in- service training programs, and technical assistance to 500 schools across Virginia. This program provides on-site programs to approximately 36 school districts annually. • Statewide Educational Resources: This program provides educational media and resources that cover world culture. Materials are developed by the Office of Statewide Partnerships or obtained through commercial sources. • Educational Technology: This program area administers the museum’s website, audio tours for exhibitions, a multi-media laboratory, and the creation of online exhibitions. Human Resources Research Organization 66 Canal Center Plaza Alexandria, VA 22314 Senior Instructional Designer Full-time: October 1995 to November 1997 Develops and designs education, training, and evaluation systems. Works with educators, stakeholders, and representatives from related professional organizations to determine learning objectives, training formats, and appropriate delivery systems. Supervises subject matter experts in the writing of materials. Develops grants and contracts proposals, and administered grants and contracts awards. Very Special Arts/Educational Services Washington, DC Director of Program Development, 1992-1995 Manager of Program Development, 1991 Full-time: October 1991 to October 1995 Directs research, design, and development of programs and services; identified sources of funding; develops grant proposals; and provided technical assistance in national implementation of programs. Develops and administers budgets for David D. McKinney, Ph.D. Page 5 of 8 Pages programs. Represents the organization at regional and national conferences. Supervises staff, high-level consultants, and supervised consultants. Develops internal services and programs to build the capacity of state affiliates, including a special project grant program, fund-raising workshops and publications, and program evaluation guidelines. University of Virginia Library Charlottesville, VA 22903 Researcher/Reference Staff Part-time: August 1990 – September 1991, August 1987 – August 1989 Full-time: August 1984 – August 1987 Responsibilities include long-term and short-term research projects for University departments and faculty. Provides classroom instruction at the graduate and advanced undergraduate levels on bibliographic resources in the humanities, fine arts, and social sciences. Conducts online literature searching for clients. Provides collection development in the areas of American history and art for the Reference collection. Serves on library system-wide committees (Personnel and Student Employees). Professional development includes two three-month rotations: • Special Collections: Training in the functions of the manuscripts, rare books, and university archives, including care and preservation of works on paper. Independent project for this training program was the production of an exhibition using manuscripts, prints, and rare books from the Sadleir-Black Collection of Gothic Novels titled the Imprints of Gloomth and a companion publication. • Government Documents: Specialized training in the functions of a regional depository for state, federal, and international government documents. Independent project for this training program was a guide to arts and humanities resources in government documents. Ash Lawn/Highland – Home of President James Monroe Charlottesville, VA 22901 Archivist/Assistant Curator Administers the archives of a historic-house museum. Develops long-term preservation program for the farm and buildings. Establishes collections plan for the main house. Develops grant proposals for local, state, federal, and private entities. Consulting Work American Alliance of Museums Washington, DC Surveyor Museum Assessment Program Dates: 2000 to current David D. McKinney, Ph.D. Page 6 of 8 Pages Reviews current museum operations by evaluating self-study reports and conducting site visits. Provides guidance to the museum in identifying and addressing deficits. Areas of concentrations: archives, collections, conservation, programming, visitor access, educational programs, and historic structures. Evaluator Museum Accreditation Program Dates: 2000 to current Assesses operations and administration of museum to determine if they meet accreditation standards. Makes recommendations for accreditation to AAM staff. Provides detailed reports, including guidance to bring museums into compliance with accreditation standards. Selected Bibliography Feature Writer. Frontline Magazine. (2009 to 2015) “A Symbol of a New Age: The Art and Architecture of the Main Interior Building,” People Land and Water 2009. Contributor. Absolutism and the Scientific Revolution 1600-1720: An Interdisciplinary Biographical Dictionary. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2003. Contributor. Dictionary of Hanoverian England. Detroit, MI: Garland, 1997. “The Upward Surge: Electricity and the Development of the Skyscraper,” Electric Perspectives, (May 1994) 24-33. Contributor. International Dictionary of Architects and Architecture. Chicago: St. James, 1993. Contributing Author. Virginia Drawings: The Making of Virginia Architecture. Richmond, VA: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 1992. “The Castle of My Ancestors: Horace Walpole and Strawberry Hill,” British Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, (1990) 13:199-214. “The Place of the Skull: Rudolf Steiner and the First Goetheanum,” Athanor (1990) 9:55-65. The Imprints of Gloomth. Charlottesville, VA: University of Virginia Library, 1988. “Benjamin Tompkins and the Third Prince William Country Courthouse,” Northern Virginia Heritage (1986) 8:15-19ff. David D. McKinney, Ph.D. Page 7 of 8 Pages Selected Papers and Presentations: “Psychedelic Patriotism? Peter Max sparks debate on an appropriate national image at America’s international borders,” Symposium in honor of Richard Guy Wilson, School of Architecture, University of Virginia, November 15, 2019. Chair. Many Disciplines; One Community: A Forum for History Museums, Art Museums, Science Museums, and Public Libraries. Virginia Association of Museums. March 2002. Art Resources that Teach Across the Curriculum. Virginia Association of Independent Schools. November 2001. The World in Proportion: Architectural Principles, Mathematics, and Geometry. Virginia Art Education Association Annual Meeting. November 2001. Where West Meets East: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Debt to Japanese Art. Longwood University, Center for the Visual Arts, Fall Lecture Series, October 2000. Museums and the Standards of Learning: Creative Ways to Reach Students and Teachers. Workshop co-sponsored by the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Science Museum of Virginia, and Virginia Department of Education. March 2000. Sharing Resources and Programs: Museums and Public Libraries. Southside Virginia Public Librarians Retreat. May 1999. Strange Bedfellows or the Perfect Partnerships: Engineering Collaborations between Art, Science, and History Museums. Virginia Association of Museums Annual Conference. March 1999. The Most Appropriate Style: John Russell Pope, the Commission on Fine Arts, and the Christian Church Debate the Merits of Classicism for the National Church of an ‘American’ Denomination. National Building Museum. March 1997. Embellished Perspectives: Horace Walpole, Strawberry Hill, and the Painter’s View of History. Faculty Seminar on Eighteenth-Century Studies, Columbia University. December 1994. Spirituality in Architectural Form: Rudolf Steiner and the Design of the First Goetheanum. Conference on Religion and Architecture. Miami University of Ohio. January 1992. Retreat into the Past. The Gothic Transformation of Strawberry Hill. Spring Lecture Series on the History of Art, Brown University. February 1991. David D. McKinney, Ph.D. Page 8 of 8 Pages Horace Walpole, Historiography, and Strawberry Hill. International Symposium on the Gothic Revival, St. Mary’s College, Twickenham, England. December 1990. Behold the Burlington Heir: Horace Walpole and the Revival of Medieval Taste in Eighteenth-Century England. Studies in Medievalism: The Fourth General Conference, U.S. Military Academy. October 1989. Teaching Experience Lecturer. Art History Department. Virginia Commonwealth University, 2000 - 2002. Lecturer. Historic Preservation. Goucher College, 1994 – 1996. Instructor. Architectural History. University of Virginia. 1989. Board Positions Member. Board of Directors. Miami Design Preservation League Member. Council of the Virginia Association of Museums. 1997 to 2005. Committee Assignments: Professional Development, Diversity, Leadership, and Nominating. Member. Curriculum Advisory Committee for Governor’s Schools for the Gifted and Talented. Virginia State Board of Education. 2001 to 2003. Member Local Arrangements Committee. Society of Architectural Historians National Meeting, Richmond, 2002. 2000-2002. Steering Committee: Standards of Learning Revision and Development. Virginia State Board of Education. 2000 to 2002. Member. Advisory Board. Historic Preservation Program. Goucher College. 1994 – 1997. Member. Board of Directors. MetroTeen AIDS. Chair, Services Committee. 1994-1998.