Scott Darling Resume — File 189752

T. F. SCOTT DARLING, III, ESQ., AICP LEGAL/PLANNING EXPERIENCE • Deputy Chief of Staff/Assistant General Counsel, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Boston, MA (2009 – Present) • Environmental and Land Use Counsel/Privacy Administrator, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Boston, MA (2005 – 2008) • Director of Greater Boston Institute/Staff Attorney/Community Organizer, Conservation Law Foundation/CLF Ventures, Boston, MA (1999 – 2005) • Senior Associate/General Counsel, Fort Point Associates, Inc., Boston, MA (1992 – 1999 & 2001 – 2003 (part term)) • Associate, Campbell, Campbell, & Edwards (formerly Campbell & Associates), Cambridge, MA (1991 - 1992) • Solicitor's Apprentice, Rory O'Donnell & Company, Solicitors, Dublin, Ireland (1990) • Law Clerk, Massachusetts Trial Courts – Inspectional Service Department, Housing Court Division, Boston, MA (1989) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE • Executive Director, Freedom House, Roxbury, MA (part-time 2001 – 2003) • Community Liaison, Inspectional Services Department, Boston, MA (1986-1988) • Teaching Assistant, Campus School at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA (1985-1986) • Extended-Term Substitute Teacher, Cambridge Public Schools, Cambridge, MA (1985) • Graduate Assistant in Student Activities, Curry College, Milton, MA (1984 - 1985) QUALIFICATIONS • Admitted to practice law in the following courts: ƒ Massachusetts ƒ District of Columbia ƒ Federal District Court of Massachusetts ƒ U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit • Notary Public (Massachusetts) • Registered Real Estate Broker (Massachusetts) • American Institute of Certified Planners EDUCATION • Juris Doctor: Suffolk University Law School, Boston, MA ƒ Honors: American Jurisprudence Award Recipient; Paul A. Gargano Scholarship • Masters of Public Policy: Tufts University, Medford, MA • Bachelors of Arts: Clark University, Worcester, MA ƒ Major - Government ƒ Minor - Urban Geography • Certificates: ƒ International Comparative Law, USD Graduate Program, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland ƒ LeadBoston Program, National Conference for Communities and Justice ƒ Emerging Leaders Program, UMass/Boston, Center for Collaborative Leadership ƒ Future Leaders Program, Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce

RESUME - T.F. SCOTT DARLING, III Page 2 of 2 COMMUNITY/PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT • Boston, MA: W.M. Trotter Institute /UMassBoston (Member - Advisory Board); ISD’s Board of Examiners, (Member), Smith Academy for Leadership Charter School (Member - Board of Trustees, Former Treasurer), WGBH Community Advisory Board (Former Chair, Executive Committee Member), Freedom House, Inc. (Former Member – Board of Directors), St. James Educational Center (Former Member – Board of Directors), , METCO, Inc. (Former Member - Board of Directors), Quincy-Geneva Housing Corporation/New Visions CDC (Former Chair/Vice-Chair of the Board), and Grove Hall Main Street Program (Former Member - Board of Directors) • Greater Boston, MA: Benjamin Banneker Charter School (Board of Trustees, Former co- Chairperson and Treasurer), Somerville Zoning Board of Appeals (Member), W.E.B. DuBois Academy (Former Member, Chairperson - Board of Directors), Greeley Foundation (former Member - Board of Trustees), and Cambridge College (Former Member - Community Building Advisory Board) • Legal Organizations: Environmental Justice Network (Member); Massachusetts Volunteer Lawyers Program (Participant), Adopt-A-School Project (Participant); Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association (Member); Boston Bar Association (Member); Massachusetts Bar Association (Member); Federal Bar Association (Member); Massachusetts High School Mock Trial Competition (Judge); Boston Middle School Mock Trial Competition (Judge); BLSA Northeast Regional Moot Court Competition (Judge); National Frederick Douglas Moot Competition (Judge); and Project HIP-HOP (Former Member - Board of Directors) TEACHING EXPERIENCE • Course Advisor and Thesis Reader, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA ƒ Practicum in Brownfields Development, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, Environmental Policy Group (Fall 2006) ƒ Thesis Defence, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, Environmental Policy Group (Spring 2007) • Instructor, Roxbury Community College, Roxbury MA ƒ Construction Law in collaboration with The Massachusetts Alliance for Small Contractor's (Fall/Spring, 1998-99) ƒ Construction Management in the Department of Continuing Education (Fall, 1998) PRESENTATIONS • MIT, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, (Topic – Community Engagements in Brownfields Development), 2005-2006 • Tufts University, Environmental Science and Management Fellowship Colloquium, (Topic - Environmental Permitting on MegaProjects), 1994 and Environmental Policy & Planning Graduate Program (Topic – Community-based Advocacy) 2004-2005 • Move Massachusetts, Breakfast Series, (Topic – Greening the Democratic Convention), 2004 • The Boston Harbor Association, Education Project, (Topic - The New Boston Harbor), 1998-2001 • UMASS/Boston - CPCS, Lecturer, (Topic - How to Make Presentations to Governmental Bodies), 1996, 1997 • Boston Bar Association, Continuing Legal Education Seminar, (Topic.- Impact of Development Review), 1996 • Boston Bar Association, Lunch ‘n’ Learn Seminar,(Topic - Permitting on the Central Artery Project), 1995