• New York City College of Technology, Architecture Department, Adjunct Assistant Professor

• Associate Professor (Design Studios, History Courses, Thesis), New York Institute of Technology, School of Architecture, 1999 – 2002

• Visiting Lecturer (History of 19th & 20th C. Architecture), City College of New York, School of Architecture and Environmental Studies, 1997

• Lecturer, (Architectural History Course on 20th Century Architecture & Urbanism and Graduate Seminar: Italy 1922-42), Harvard University, Department of Fine Arts, 1990 – 1991

• Visiting Lecturer/Coordinator (Italian Architecture between the Wars), Architectural Association, School of Architecture, London, 1988

• Head Teaching Assistant in History and Theory of Architecture, Harvard University, Department of Fine Arts, 1986 – 1987

• Teaching Assistant in History, Theory and Criticism of Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1988

• Assistant Professor of Architecture, Coordinator of Second Year Studios, Graduate Studios, Georgia Institute of Technology,  1984 – 1985

• Teaching Assistant (Teaching Award), North Carolina State University, 1980-1981

• Bentel & Bentel Architects, Locust Valley, NY, 1986 – Present; Partner

• Isozaki Studio, Japan, 1985

• Don Hisaka & Associates, Cambridge, MA, 1984

• The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, MA, 1981 – 1983

At Webb:

• Modern Architecture

At New York City College of Technology:

• History of 20^th Century Architecture

At New York Institute of Technology, School of Architecture:

• Design Studios
• History Courses
• Thesis

• Annie Block, “A Sea Change: Paul & Carol Bentel reinvent New York’s Le Bernardin for Eric Ripert,” Interior Design, Jan. 2012, 41-44.

• Emily Hooper, “Bentel & Bentel Architects/Planners,” Contract Design, Jan.-Feb. 2013, 74-77.

• Joe McKendry, One Times Square, Godine Publisher, New Hampshire, 2012.

• Fred Bernstein, “Makeover at Grand Hyatt Sheds the Trump Glitter,” The New York Times, 1.11.11.

• “Women of Influence,” Hospitality Design, July 2010.

• Suzanne LaBarre, “Unsung Heroes,” Metropolis (April 2009): 80-88, 101.

• Donlyn Lyndon, “Danish Modern, Then and Now,” Places/Metropolis Magazine, Vol. 20, No. 3, 2008: 81-8.

• Keynote lecture at American Hardwood Export Council, 17th Southeast Asia & Greater China Convention, Singapore, June, 2012.

• “Defining New Design Realities,” Society for Hospitality & Food Service Management,” 2012 National Convention, Las Vegas, June 4-7, 2012.

• “The 3D’s,” Centerbrook Architect’s Lecture Series, Essex, CT, April, 2012.

• AIA Keynote Panel, NY State Convention, Buffalo, Oct. 2010.

• Rooftop Urban Agriculture Seminar, Brooklyn, 3.11.14

• AIA Committee on Design Conference, NYC, May 15-18, 2014

• Revit Computer Course, Parsons, 2013

• AutoCad & Photoshop Course, Parsons, 2012

• Elected to College of Fellows, American Institute of Architects, 2003

• American Institute of Architects, National AIA Committee on Design (10,000 members); National Chair, 2008; National Advisory Group, 2002-7; Crafted conferences for the Committee with a focus on 20th Century Architecture: Rome (2001): Modern Currents along the Tiber, Denmark (2008): Danish Modern- Then & Now (parallels with product design), Detroit (2008): Design Parallels (automotive industry)

• Architectural Registration: Massachusetts, New York, 1986

• LEED Accredited Professional Certificate, Green Building Certification Institute, 2009

• GSA National Peer Reviewer, current; NYSCA Panelist, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013; NY State Preservation League Trustee, 2014

• Architecture School Advisory Positions: NYIT (acting Chair), 2008 to present; North Carolina State University, 2005, 2006; Washington University Distinguished Alumni Jury, 2002, 2003, 2011; NAAB observer for NYIT, 2005

• AIA Juries:  Gold Medal, Firm Award, National Jury Selection Advisory Task Group, Michigan Jury Chair, NJ AIA, Chicago AIA, Chair of Honorary Fellow and Collaborative Achievement (Art) Nominations;  AIA Small Project Practitioner’s Founding jury member, Modern Healthcare Awards Jury,  AIA Northwest & Pacific Region Awards Jury;  Greenwich Arts Council Jury; UIA, Gold Medal & Jean Tschumi Prize Task Force, 2011; American Architecture Foundation, Northeast Jury Chair, 2008; Fulbright Jury, 1996; Gold Key Awards Juror, Interior Design Magazine, 2006; Can-struction Juror, 2007; Centria, 2004; AIA Honor Awards for Architecture, Chair of Honor Awards Presentation, AIA Convention, 2010 

• Invited Design Critic for final juries at M.I.T., RISD, ETH Summer Program, Columbia University, NYIT, Harvard University, Boston Architectural Center, Kent State University, Washington University, U of Arkansas, U of Maryland, Parsons, CUNY