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Sullivan, W.C., (2013). Nearby nature and wellness. Plenary talk at the Chicago Botanic Garden’sseries on Healthcare Garden Design, Glencoe, Illinois.Sullivan, W.C. (2012). Rising above the tide. Rackham Centennial Lecture in honor of the Universityof Michigan’s intellectual legacy; Ann Arbor.Sullivan, W.C. (2012). Landscapes and health. The Lurie Lecture for Millennium Park at the ChicagoCultural Society, Chicago, Illinois.Sullivan, W.C. (2012). Urban form and human health. Invited lecture as the Royal Institute ofTechnology’s workshop on Urban Sustainability, Stockholm, Sweden.Sullivan, W.C. (2012). Trees and human wellbeing. Opening keynote lecture for the Tree CanopySymposium, Washington DC.Sullivan, W.C. (2012). Urban sustainability and human health. Invited lecture at the Regional Forumon Ethics and Sustainability: Healing Nature, at the Chicago Botanic Gardens, Glencoe,Illinois.Sullivan, W.C. (2012). Landscapes, social ties, and health. Invited lecture at the Nelson Institute’s2012 Earth Day Celebration, University of Wisconsin, Madison.Sullivan, W.C. (2012). Landscapes and human health: Theory and evidence. Invited lecture at theUniversity of Delaware.Sullivan, W.C. (2011). Designing school landscapes: From nice to necessary. Invited lecture at “Greenhealth: Building sustainable schools for healthy kids.” Hosted by the National Academy forEnvironmental Design, Washington, D.C.Sullivan, W.C. (2011). Trees and human health. Closing keynote at the “Woody Plants Conference,”Scott Arboretum, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.Sullivan, W.C. (2011). Landscapes of health and hope. Plenary address to the Open Space, PeopleSpace conference, Edinburgh, Scotland.Sullivan, W.C. (2011). Urban landscapes: Violence and crime. Plenary address to Science Journalismconference, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago.Sullivan, W.C. (2011). A dose of green: A prescription for creating healthy cities. Invited lecture at the“International Conference on Healthy Cities: Perspectives on Asian Concerns”, Pune, India.Sullivan W.C. (2010). Green and healthy: Lessons from the urban forest. Keynote address at theCaribbean Urban and Community Forestry Conference “Green Economy,” University ofPuerto Rico, Ponce Campus.Sullivan, W.C. (2010). Landscapes and human health: Should we be concerned about allostatic load?Invited address to the Department of Environmental Health Sciences, Los Angeles.Sullivan, W.C. (2010). Landscapes for learning. Invited plenary at Project Kaleidoscope’s Nationalcolloquium “What we know about planning learning spaces and what we still need to know,Washington DC.Sullivan cv 8
Sullivan, W.C. (2010). Recreational landscapes: A healthy resource for tourists. Keynote talk at the 12 thLeisure, Recreation, and Tourism Research Symposium and International Forum, NationalFormosa University, Taiwan.Sullivan, W.C. (2010). Urban forests and public health. Testimony before the National Urban andCommunity Forestry Advisory Council, Washington, DC.Sullivan, W.C. (2009). Replenishing a critical resource: Restoration through recreation in nature.Keynote talk at the 11th Leisure, Recreation and Tourism Research Symposium andInternational Forum, National Chi Nan University, Taiwan.Sullivan, W.C. (2009). A dose of urban nature. Plenary talk at the Society for Plant-PeopleRelationships, ROC, annual meeting, Taipei, Taiwan.Sullivan, W.C. (2009). The art of designing field studies. Invited talk in the Department ofHorticulture and Landscape Architecture, National Taiwan University, Taipei.Sullivan, W.C. (2009). The natural environment: Opportunities to integrate environmental health intoundergraduate curriculums. Plenary talk at the National Institute of Medicine’s Roundtable onEnvironmental Health Sciences, Research, and Medicine, meeting on Environment & HealthCurriculum workshop, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta.Sullivan, W.C. (2009). Landscapes and human well-being. Invited talk at the Chicago BotanicGarden’s series on Healthcare Garden Design, Glencoe, Illinois.Sullivan, W.C. (2009). Design and planning education for the 21 st Century. Invited talk for the Collegeof Architecture, Planning, and Design at Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas.Sullivan, W.C. (2009). Forging new connections among environmental health scholars. Invited talk at“Exploring the dynamic relationship between health and the environment.” AmericanMuseum of Natural History, New York, New York.Sullivan, W.C. (2008). Urban landscapes and wellness. Invited talk at Washington University’sBrown School of Social Work, St. Louis.Sullivan, W.C. (2008). A new view of nature. Invited talk at the National Institute of Medicine’sRoundtable on Environmental Health Sciences, Research, and Medicine, Washington, D.C.Sullivan, W.C. (2007). Green design and wellness: Evidence from the field. Keynote address for theNew Zealand Recreation Association’s National Conference, Rotorua, New Zealand.Sullivan, W.C. (2007). The contributions of trees and greenery to civic society. Keynote address at the“Trees in the Urban Environment” lecture series, Arnold Arboretum and Harvard University,Boston.Sullivan, W.C. (2007). Nature, participation, and civil society. Invited lecture at the conference“Reasonable Person Model: 2007” at the School of Natural Resources and Environment,University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.Sullivan, W.C. (2007). Landscapes of hope: Trees and people in urban public housing. Invited lecture tothe Department of Landscape Architecture, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey.Sullivan cv 9
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