Rosemary is a University of Kansas Master of Architecture graduate and has a decade of experience in healthcare architecture. She is currently a project manager at ACI Boland Architects in Kansas City and specializes in freestanding Ambulatory Surgery Centers.   

Jeff has more than 20 years of experience in biosafety program assessment, development and implementation and facility operations. His unique background in microbiology and public health includes helping build a comprehensive biological safety program while working at Georgia State University. He also was responsible for managing nearly 100 laboratories including BSL-2, BSL-3 and BSL-4 facilities. Jeff has been involved in several A/BSL-3 facility planning and programming activities across the US, Southeast Asia, North Africa and the Middle East, working for various Ministries of Health and Agriculture to address basic and applied research in public health and emerging infectious diseases. Jeff also is an instructor, teaching scientists and facility planners how to apply science and scientific practices into lab operations and facility design. 

Lee is a senior laboratory planner with experience in a wide breadth of lab types and has worked in roles spanning programming to construction administration. Lee specializes in clinical laboratories, and helps users lean up their laboratories through a collaborative effort resulting in a comprehensive program and design. She is passionate about laboratory advancement, pushing lab design and planning so it continues to evolve and adapt as science progresses. Lee studies the intersection between architecture and science and brings detail and precision to every project she touches.