2nd Year CV - Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning - Texas ...

Center for Heritage Conservation, Spring 2011-present – Texas A&M UniversityVisiting Assistant Professor, Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture,Clemson University, August 2010-July 2011Conducted research on regional growth impacts on historic districts, adaptive reuse,and retrofitting vacant and abandoned structuresTaught core courses in the Bachelor and Master of Landscape Architecture programson digital drawing and planting designTaught core design studios in the Bachelor and Master of Landscape Architectureprograms in regional and site design and the BLA capstone studioServed as co-primary investigator on conceptual redesign of a decommissionedindustrial airport for South Carolina Technology and Aviation CenterGraduate Teaching Assistant, College of Architecture, Arts, and Humanities,Clemson University, 2007-2010Conducted research on cultural landscape interpretation, racially contestedlandscapes, American landscape theory, and vernacular landscapesTaught and lectured in core courses and design studios for the Bachelor and masterLandscape Architecture programs on digital drawing, regional design, site design,and capstone studiosAssisted in completing service learning projects for the Blue Ridge Parkway andcompiling reportsServed as teaching assistant for a landscape construction and site engineering classGraduate Teaching Assistant, College of Architecture, Design, and Construction,Auburn University, 2003-2006Compiled and analyzed data on vernacular landscapes in New OrleansCompiled data and lecture materials for History of Architecture classesTaught an ecology class on successional growth patterns in the Canadian ShieldP R O F E S S I O N A LE X P E R I E N C ECountryside Nursery and Landscapes/Gullatte & Associates, Landscape ArchitectureSummer 1998; Summer 1999; Summer 2000; 2001-2002)Design Implementation and Layout Assistant for Residential and CommercialDesignR E SEARCHP U B L I C A T I O N SUNDER PEER-REVIEW JOURNAL ARTICLESNewman, G. ‘A Conceptual Model for Measuring Neglect in Historic Districts.’Journal of Preservation, Education, and ResearchNewman, G. & Saginor, J. ‘The 4 Imperatives for Preventing Demolition by Neglect.’Cities Journal3.25.2013 Page | 2

WORKING PAPERSNewman, G. Volkman, N. ‘The Eidos of Landscape’ Projected Submission toLandscape JournalNewman, G. ‘The Strategic Roles of New Ruralism in the Preventing AgriculturalConversion.’ Projected Submission to the Journal of Planning and Education ResearchNewman, G. ‘Comparing Neglect Rates in Historic Urbanized Boroughs.’ ProjectedSubmission to the Journal of Landscape ResearchNewman, G. ‘Urban Shrapnel: Spatial Distribution and Regenerative Potential ofNon-Productive Space.’ Projected submission to the Journal of Landscape and UrbanPlanningIN-PROGRESS RESEARCHNewman, G. & Kim, J.H. ‘Digital Media Use in the Planning and LandscapeArchitecture Professions.’Survey to Interdisciplinary Professional Design Offices is in progressNewman, G., Lee, C., & Van Zandt, S. ‘Vacant Land in America: A NationalComparison.’Survey to American cities with over 100,000 is in pre-testing phasePEER-REVIEWED CONFERENCE PAPERS, ABSTRACTS, + PRESENTATIONSKim, B. and Newman, G. (Apr., 2013). Analyzing Urban Growth Patterns in Dallas Ft.Worth MPA. Poster Session: Urban Affairs Association Conference – San Francisco,CAJoomee Lee, Bruce Dvorak, Ao Shi, Pengzhi Li, Xianpeng Liu, Sinan Zhong, G.Newman. Sustainable Master Planning with Metrics: Review of a Mixed-use StudentHousing Development at Texas A&M University. Poster Presentation: Council ofEducators in Landscape Architecture Conference – Austin, TXNewman, G. (March, 2013). Digital Media in Landscape Architecture and Planning:Synchronizing Professional Demand and Direction with Technology Curriculum. PosterPresentation: Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference – Austin,TXSlater, J, McCreary, M, & Newman, G. (March, 2013). The Productive Value of Non-Productive Space. Poster Presentation: Council of Educators in LandscapeArchitecture Conference – Austin, TX3.25.2013 Page | 3

Newman, G. (Jan., 2013). Non-Productive Space: Distribution and Potential. LightningTalk: ESRI Geodesign Summit – Redlands, CA******Award Winning PresentationKim, B. and Newman, G. (Jan., 2013). Analyzing Urban Growth Patterns in Dallas Ft.Worth MPA. Lightning Talk: ESRI Geodesign Summit – Redlands, CANewman, G. (May, 2012). Urban Shrapnel: Theories and Measurements of WasteLandscapes. Oral Presentation: Environmental Design and Research AssociationConference – Seattle, WANewman, G. (Mar., 2012). The Landscape of Neglect: Re-inhabiting the Internal Frontier.Oral Presentation: Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference -University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignRussell, P., Newman, G., & Pearson, D. (Mar., 2012). The Industrial Green. InteractivePoster Presentation: Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference -University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignNewman, G. (Nov. 2011). The Parallel between Demolition by Neglect and AgriculturalPreservation: A Comparative Study of the Effects of Rural Farmland Preservation on HistoricUrbanized Boroughs. Oral Presentation: Social Science History Association Conference- Boston, MANewman, G. (Mar., 2011). Expanding the Scope of Historic Preservation Theory: ASystems Approach to Preventing Demolition by Neglect of Historic Sites. OralPresentation: Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference – LosAngeles, CANewman, G., Pearson, D., Russell, P (Mar., 2011). Retrofitting the Region: A BioregionalFramework for Retrofitting Existing Suburban Landscapes. Oral Presentation: Council ofEducators in Landscape Architecture Conference - Los Angeles, CANewman, G. (May, 2011). A Systemic Theory for Historic Preservation: Land UseManagement Strategies as Preservation Policy. Oral Presentation: Environmental Designand Research Association Conference – Chicago, ILNON-AUTHORED PUBLICATIONS ON WORKSweard, A. (2013) “Water Aggies” The Architects Newspaper. July 30. URL:http://archpaper.com/news/articles.asp?id=6777Rolfing, P. (2013) “Students' design for water district facility emphasizesconservation.” ArchOne, Newsletter for the College of Architecture at Texas A&M3.25.2013 Page | 4

University. URL: http://one.arch.tamu.edu/news/2013/6/24/waterconservationdesign/PANELSNewman, G. (Nov. 2011). Private Lands and Public Interests – Social Science HistoryAssociation Conference: Boston, MA, DiscussantF U N D I N G+ O T H E RC R E A T I V EA C T I V I T YGRANTSNewman, G., Li, W., and Zhu, Xuemei ($15,000.00). Interdisciplinary Service-Learning Community Based Project Competitive Proposal, Spring 2014. Departmentof Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning, Texas A&M UniversityP.I. – Merrell, W. Newman, G. and Bardenhagen, E. ($50,000.00). Surge Protectionand Community Design for Western Galveston Island. External Grant for Institutefor Sustainable Coastal Communities.P.I. - Newman, G., Co P.I. – Kim, J.H., and Volkman, N. ($16,000.00). GlobalInnovation Fund for International Education, Fall 2013. Competitive University Grant- Texas A&M UniversityP.I. – Li, Ming-Han, Co P.I. – McFalls, Storey, Beverly, and Newman, G.($45,000) Developing the Hydraulics, Sedimentation and Erosion Control Laboratoryto Become A Hands-on Training and Educational Center, Spring 2013. SouthwestUniversity Transportation Center.P.I. - Newman, G., Co P.I. – Kim, J.H. ($74,999.23). Core Curriculum CoursesEnhanced with Technology Competitive Grant, Spring 2012: Department ofLandscape Architecture and Urban Planning, Texas A&M UniversityP.I. - Newman, G., Co P.I. – Kim, J.H. ($47,780.00). Computer Access FeeCompetitive Grant, Fall 2012: Department of Landscape Architecture and UrbanPlanning, Texas A&M UniversityP.I. - Newman, G., Co P.I. – Kim, J.H. – ($22,263.00). Computer InstructionalTechnology Matching Grant, Fall 2011: Department of Landscape Architecture andUrban Planning, Texas A&M UniversityP.I. - Russell, P., Co P.I. – Newman, G., Pearson, D., and McCubbin, M.B. ($100,000).South Carolina Aviation and Technology Center Decommissioned Industrial RunwayRedesign: Greenville, SC, 2010-20113.25.2013 Page | 5

SERVICE LEARNING PROJECTSNewman, G., Ndubisi, F., & Bardenhagen, E. ($25,000). Summer, 2013. The Ike DikeVisual Landscape Plan. Galveston, TX. Land reclamation strategies for proposedcoastal upsurge infrastructure implementation.Newman, G. ($8,745). Summer, 2013. WaterSmart Garden. College Station, TX. TexasSea Grant funded site design for low impact development features at the TAEX annexbuilding.Newman, G. & Lee, M.H. (4,500.00), Spring, 2013. LoneStar Groundwater ConservationDistrict-Low Impact Development. Conroe, TX. Design property grounds for theLoneStar Groundwater Conservation District facilities.Lee, M.H., McFalls, J., Storey, B., & Newman, G. ($45,000.00), Spring, 2012. TTIHydraulics, Sedimentation and Erosion Control Laboratory. College Station, TX. Design ofLow Impact Development Hands on Training Courses for Texas TransportationInstitute.Rodiek, J. [P.I.] & Newman, G.[Project Manager] ($1,000.00), Summer, 2012. WhiteCreek Residential Design. College Station, TX A design of a lakefront bed and breakfast.Rodiek, J. [P.I.] & Newman, G.[Project Manager] ($1,000.00), Summer, 2012. TexasA&M Horticultural Garden College Station, TX Design of an outdoor botanical gardenon campus.Newman, G. (Spring, 2011). Special Emphasis Neighborhood Redevelopment. Greenville,SC. Client: Greenville, SC Planning Commission; A redesign of a historic low incomecommunityNewman, G. (Spring, 2011). Street Tree Master Plan. Pendleton, SC. Client:Pendleton, SC Planning Commission; Redesign and specimen selection of majorcorridors in Pendleton, SCNewman, G. (Spring 2010). Pendleton Gateway Design. Client: Pendleton, SCPlanning Commission; Design of major access points into the cityGoetcheus, C., Newman, G., Perkl, R. (Fall 2009). Rocky Knob Sustainable TourismCenterpiece. Client: Blue Ridge parkway Development Authority; Location anddesign of a heritage tourism development along the Blue Ridge Parkway.EXHIBITIONS + EVENTSPrinciple Coordinator (Fall, 2012). LAND F|X Lunch and Learn Seminar, Texas A&MUniversity.3.25.2013 Page | 6

Exhibition (Spring 2012). N.E.G.L.E.C.T.: Nonperforming Environments and GeographicLiminality in Expanding Civic Territories. Wright Gallery, Texas A&M UniversityPrinciple Coordinator (Fall, 2011). LAND F|X Week, Texas A&M UniversityCoordinator and Instructor (2008, 2009, 1010). Adobe Photoshop Workshop, ClemsonUniversityDelegate (2005). Representing Auburn University to Accept Student Team Awardand Present Project, “Macon County: A Comprehensive Regional Plan”Delegate (2003). Representing Auburn University to Present Project to Indianola, MSCity Council and B.B. King for locating the “B.B. King Blues Museum in Indianola,Mississippi” and “A Town Plan for Indianola, MS”Exhibition (2003). Robert Johnson Series. Dudley Hall Gallery, Auburn UniversityExhibition (2002). Campus Wetland Generation-Student Member, Auburn UniversityACADEMIC PUBLICATIONSNewman, G (2010): An Exogenous Approach to Circumventing Demolition by Neglect: TheImpact of Agricultural Preservation on Rural Colonial Towns. ProQuest/UMI DissertationPublishing: Clemson University.Newman, G (2006). The Eidos of Landscape: A Township of Villages for Solebury Townshipin Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Independent Thesis: Auburn University.RESEARCH ASSISTANT WORKGoetcheus, C., Hallo, J., Norman, W., McGehee, N., and McGee, J. (2008). SustainableTourism destination/centerpiece project for Floyd and Patrick counties in southwest Virginiain the Rocky Knob area associated with the Blue Ridge Parkway. Primary researchassistant for a collaborative project between Virginia Tech and Clemson Universityfor Blue Ridge Heritage Inc.Lauria, Mickey and Dykeman, Caitlin (2009) GIS editor for parcel data onconservation easements in Boulder Colorado, Clemson UniversityNadenicek, Dan (2008) Conducted background and annotated bibliographic researchon racially contested landscapes, Clemson UniversityPittari, J. (2004). The Human Ecology of Sunnyside Gardens: Investigating a NeighborhoodEcosystem, Researched and completed historic research and AutoCAD drawings for aSunnyside Gardens in New York City, Auburn UniversityT EACHING EXPERIENCE (* indicates new course offering, + indicates major course redesign)C O U R S E ST A U G H TTEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY3.25.2013 Page | 7

LAND 240/630: History of Landscape Architecture 1 + – Large Lecture Format(Texas A&M University: Fall 2012, 2013)This is a large lecture based course open to all students in the university and coversthe history of landscape design, gardens, and urbanization from prehistory to theearly 20 th century. Ancient, Greek, Roman, Renaissance, Islamic, Asian, NorthernEuropean, and North American cultural imprints on the land are explored.URPN 460: Sustainable Communities + – Study Abroad Course(Texas A&M University: Summer 2013)This course focused on sustainable community design with field visits of sustainablecommunities in Germany and the reading and review of relevant literature onsustainability. Exercises based upon the topical weekly field trips on sustainabletransportation, food/water/soil, energy, and industrial restoration reinforced theunderlying principles of sustainable community evident in the design of Germancities and regions.CARC 311: Field Studies in Design Communication + – Study Abroad Course(Texas A&M University: Summer 2013)This course emphasized design communication in international and domesticenvironments away from the Texas A&M University campus. Emphasis was placedon the tools, methods and techniques for design communication and thecommunication of ideas and discoveries during the study abroad experience.LAND 603: Principles and Techniques of Land Development + – Design Studio(Texas A&M University: Summer 2012)A graduate level studio focusing on design process and sustainable communitydesign strategies, this class stresses the rearrangement of natural and cultural systemsbased on solving key issues/problems within the landscape utilizing low impactdevelopment techniques based on reconnection, cultural and social evolution,watershed urbanism, ecological urbanism, and local economiesLAND 485/685: The Landscape of Neglect * – Independent Study(Texas A&M University: Spring 2012)This is a hybrid seminar/studio based class which assesses the history, formation,theory, policy, reuse, and redesign of vacant and abandoned urban land in Americanurbanization. Using Ft. Worth, TX as a case study site, spatial characteristics andcausal factors are evaluated.URSC 320: Digital Communications II * – Lecture/Lab Format(Texas A&M University: Spring 2012, Spring 2013)An interdisciplinary class instructing landscape architects, planners, architects, andurban and regional sciences majors, this course is an advanced digital representationclass which helps students generate a work flow using ArcGIS, AutoCAD, Land F|X,Adobe Creative Suites, and Google SketchUp Pro.LAND 254: Visual Communication and Graphics + – Design Studio(Texas A&M University: Fall 2011, Fall 2012)This is an introductory graphic studio which presents the various analog techniques3.25.2013 Page | 8

of design drawing including plan, section, perspective, and isometric drawings anduses pencil, pen, color pencil, and marker media to develop methods ofcommunicating design drawings. Model building and design composition are alsoexplored.CLEMSON UNIVERSITYLARCH 253/653: Advanced Community Design + – Design Studio(Clemson University: Spring 2011)This studio is teaches the foundational attributes of creating community to bothgraduate and undergraduate students. Spatial arrangement, housing typologies,demographic relationships, community input, and the integration of natural systemsare explored and resultant designs are generated.HORT 461/661: Planting Design + – Lecture/Lab Format(Clemson University: Spring 2011)This class provides both graduate and undergraduate students new avenues forsystems thinking in regards to planting arrangement and utility. The ecological,aesthetic, and functional characteristics of both native and non-native specimen areexplored on a contextual and site specific scale and used to facilitate a street treemaster plan and a design scheme which restores an ecological habitat from anexisting brownfield site.LARCH 552: Landscape Architecture Exit Studio – Design Studio(Clemson University: Fall 2010)This studio is a mixture of projects and serves as a capstone project for studentsexpecting to graduate in the Bachelor’s program. Student selected professional levelexit projects including design build project or substantive research projects arecarried out. The exit studio synthesizes and builds on skills developed throughoutthe landscape architecture program and also provides opportunities for students toinquire into areas of interest not otherwise covered based on their own interests.LARCH 428/890: Computer Aided Design – Lecture/Lab Format(Clemson University: Fall 2010)This class teaches the basic and intermediate skills of design programs such asGoogle SketchUp, AutoCAD, and Adobe Photoshop to students and introduces themto the combinational approach to these software packages and the potential they havein visualizing design and planning schematics.LARCH 252: Site Design in Landscape Architecture – Design Studio(Clemson University: Spring 2009)A site specific scaled design studio in which students assess the contextual and localconditions of a relatively small site and generate creative design schemes based onthe qualities of the surrounding landscape. Material qualities and details of thesedesigns are given focus. Also included are participatory and social behavioral aspectsof design as well as readings and seminar discussions.3.25.2013 Page | 9

Natural|Built|Virtual – LAUP Research Symposium (November 2012). “UrbanShrapnel: Theories and Measurements of Waste Landscapes.” Texas A&M UniversityPLAN 601 – Introduction to Planning (October 2012). “Introduction to InterdisciplinaryResearch.” Texas A&M UniversityLAND 200 – Introduction to Landscape Architecture Practice (October 2012). “TheProductive Value of Non-Productive Space.” Texas A&M UniversityLAND 640 – Research Methods (Sept. 2012). “Research Methods and Representation.”Natural|Built|Virtual – LAUP Research Symposium (November 2011). “Re-visitingDemolition by Neglect: Passive Preservation through Growth Management,” Texas A&MUniversityLAND 200 – Introduction to Landscape Architecture Practice (November 2011).“Landscapes of Neglect: Investigating the Underbelley of the Cultural Landscape.” TexasA&M UniversityPLAN 601 – Introduction to Planning (October 2011). “The Formation and Reuse ofUrban Wastelands.” Texas A&M UniversityURSC 618 – Interdisciplinary Seminar for PhD Students: (September 2011). “BridgingLandscape Architecture and Urban Planning.” Texas A&M UniversityLeNotre Network of European Landscape Architecture (Sept. 2010). “American Theoryof Landscape Architecture: An Evolving Body of Knowledge” International Webinar onTheory in Landscape Architecture: Estonian University of Life Sciences in Tartu,Kassel University of Germany, the University of Applied Sciences in Nürtingen,Germany, Wageningen University in the NetherlandsEDP812 – PhD Colloquium (May. 2009). “An Exogenous Approach to CircumventingDemolition by Neglect: The Impact of Agricultural Preservation on Rural Colonial Towns,”Clemson UniversityEDP812 – PhD Colloquium (Apr. 2008). “Preserving Lands, Conserving Heritage,”Clemson UniversityTEACHING IMPROVEMENT ACTIVITIES“Building Courses in eCampus Online Course” (Spring 2013). InstructionalTechnology Services – Texas A&M University“Getting Started with eCampus Webinar” (Spring 2013). Instructional TechnologyServices – Texas A&M University“Intro to eCampus Webinar” (Spring 2013). Instructional Technology Services – TexasA&M UniversityCoursera “Gamification” MOOC generation course for merging online gaming intothe classroom, (Spring 2013) – Texas A&M University“Flipping Your Course” Institute for Online Courses (Spring 2013) – Texas A&MUniversity3.25.2013 Page | 12

Program for Enhancing Scholarly and Creative Activities Grant Writing Workshop(Spring 2012) - Texas A&M UniversityCenter for Teaching Excellence Certificate (2011 - 2012). Completed the Requirementsfor the Faculty Teaching Academy - Texas A&M UniversityPresenting Data and Information Visualization Workshop (Spring 2012). EdwardTuft– Houston, TXAdobe Photoshop CS5 Photo Adjustments and Photo Corrections Course (Spring2012) – Texas A&M UniversityAdobe Photoshop CS5 Essentials Course (Spring 2012) – Texas A&M UniversityProgram to Enhance Scholarly and Creative Activities (Fall 2011). Grant WritingWorkshop Participant – Texas A&M UniversityAdobe InDesign CS5 Essentials Course (Fall 2011) – Texas A&M University:Employee and Organizational DevelopmentAdobe Photoshop CS5: Advanced Masking and Layering Course (Fall 2011) – TexasA&M University: Employee and Organizational DevelopmentAdobe Illustrator CS5 Advanced Course (Fall 2011) – Texas A&M University:Employee and Organizational DevelopmentAdobe Illustrator CS5 Essentials Course (Fall 2009) – Clemson University: EmployeeInstructional TrainingAdvanced Photoshop Perspective Webinar (Fall 2009) – Land 8 Lounge: BradleyCantrell, InstructorS T U D E N T C O M M I T T E E SStudent Role Grad. Date University ProgramPH.D. - URBAN AND REGIONAL SCIENCEKim, Boah Co-Chair --- TAMU Urban & Regional SciencesChoi, Myungshik Member --- TAMU Urban & Regional SciencesProctor, Nathanael Member --- TAMU Urban & Regional SciencesMASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUREXia, Lu Chair --- TAMU MLALee, Joomee Co-Chair --- TAMU MLARuen, Yuen Member --- TAMU MLALei, Jing Member --- TAMU MLAGoris, Leigh Member --- TAMU MARCHWang, Yue Member --- TAMU MARCHPatel, Avi Member --- TAMU MARCHJohnston, Ashley Member --- TAMU MARCH3.25.2013 Page | 13

Slater, Jeffrey Chair May 2013 TAMU MLAQian Wan Member May 2013 TAMU MLARice, Trey Member May 2013 TAMU MARCHWinklemann, Eric Member May 2013 TAMU MARCHShi, Dizi Chair May 2012 TAMU MLATominaga, Yosuke Member May 2012 TAMU MLAKedar, Prajaka Member May 2012 TAMU MLAPiasik, John, Member Dec 2012 Clemson MLABACHELOR OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURERyan, Derrick Chair May 2010 Clemson BLADorn, Stephen Chair May 2010 Clemson BLAGlass, Chris Chair May 2010 Clemson BLAChesnut, Blair Chair May 2010 Clemson BLANewsome, Nathan Chair May 2010 Clemson BLAPatrick, Brooks Chair May 2010 Clemson BLAWyatt, Jessie Chair May 2010 Clemson BLAPurpura, Leslee Chair May 2009 Clemson BLABarr, Liz Member May 2009 Clemson BLABarcelos, Mike Member May 2009 Clemson BLALeckie, Michael Member May 2009 Clemson BLAS C I E N T I F I CR E V I E W SS E RVICE ACTIVITIESEXTERNAL REVIEW PANEL SERVICECouncil of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) Abstract Review Panel(2013) – Planning and Ecology Track. University of Texas at Austin ConferenceCouncil of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) Abstract Review Panel(2012) – Planning and Ecology Track. University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignConferenceEnvironmental Design and Research Association (EDRA) Abstract Review Panel(2012). Culture and Design Track: Seattle ConferenceCouncil of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) Abstract Review Panel(2011). History, Theory, and Culture Track. Los Angeles ConferenceCouncil of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) Abstract Review Panel(2011) – Planning and Ecology Track: Los Angeles ConferenceEnvironmental Design and Research Association (EDRA) Abstract and Full PaperReview Panel (2011). Culture and Design Track: Chicago ConferenceD E PARTMENTAL3.25.2013 Page | 14

COMMITTEES, SUBCOMMITTEES + TASK FORCESChair – Technology Curriculum Committee (2011-2013), Texas A&M UniversityBachelors of Landscape Architecture Program Committee (2011-2013), Texas A&MUniversityMaster of Landscape Architecture Program Committee (2011-2013), Texas A&MUniversityMaster of Urban Planning Program Committee (2011-2013), Texas A&M UniversityMaster of Urban Planning Program “Website Restructuring Subcommittee” (Spring2013), Texas A&M UniversityBachelors of Landscape Architecture Program “4-5 Year Task Force” (Fall 2012),Texas A&M UniversityBachelors of Landscape Architecture “End of Year Portfolio and ReviewSubcommittee” (Fall 2012), Texas A&M UniversityMaster of Landscape Architecture “Final Study and Submission FormatSubcommittee” (Fall 2012), Texas A&M UniversityMaster of Urban Planning “High Impact interdisciplinary Activities Subcommittee”(Fall 2012), Texas A&M UniversityC IVICMUNCIPAL SERVICEYouth Adventure Program - Professor (Summer, 2013). A one week summer camp forhigh school students interested in the design professions.Pendleton, SC Design Review Board External Consultant, 2010-2011PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS + MEMBERSHIPSAmerican Society of Landscape Architects, 2003 – presentAmerican Planning Association, 2004 – PresentAssociation of Collegiate Schools of Planning, 2010 - presentCouncil of Educators in Landscape Architecture, 2010 - presentSocial Science History Association, 2010-2012Historic Preservation Guild, 2004 - 2006Sierra Club, 2005 - 2006A W A R D S ,H O N O R S ,C E R T I F I C A T E S ,+ S K I L L S“Service Learning Fellow” and Competitive Stipend Recipient ($2,500.00). TexasA&M University.“Flipping Your Course” Institute Competitive Stipend Recipient ($2,000).3.25.2013 Page | 15

Texas American Society of Landscape Architecture (TX-ASLA) “Honor Award.”Faculty Advisor for student design team for “Design with Metrics: An UrbanConservation Development.” Student Team: Xianpeng Liu, Pengzhi Li, Xinan Zhong,Ao Shi, Joomee Lee.ESRI GeoDesign Summit “Lightning Talk Award” Winner – Redlands, CA, 2013Faculty Teaching Academy, Center for Teaching Excellence Certificate, 2012Edward Tuft Visualization Workshop Attendee Grant Recipient ($300.00), 2011Graduate Teaching Assistantship Stipend Recipient, Clemson University, 2007 – 2010Elected as the Planning, Design, and the Built Environment Student RepresentativeClemson University, 2009Graduated Cum Laude – Auburn UniversityStudent Thesis Book Award (Best Thesis), Auburn University, 2006Graduate Teaching Assistantship Stipend Recipient, Auburn University, 2004 – 2006Student Team Award, “Macon County Comprehensive Plan” American PlanningAssociation, 2006Tau Sigma Delta Graduate Honor Society, 2004 – 2006President, Auburn University Student Planning Association, 2004 – 2006Sigma Lambda Alpha Honor Society for the Applied Arts, 2005 – 2006Chancellor's List, Auburn University, 2005Vice President, Auburn University Society of Landscape Architects (2003 – 2004)Recipient of Don Logan Southern Progress Endowed Scholarship, AuburnUniversity, 2004DIGITAL SOFTWARE SKILLSAutoCAD (2-D and 3-D Applications)LandF|X: Professional Landscape Design SoftwareAdobe Creative Suites (Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, InDesign)Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook)Google SketchUp Pro and Google EarthGeographic Information Systems (GIS) Applications (ArcMap, ArcCatalog,ArcToolbox)Camtasia Studio 8Audacity Vocal EditingLaser Cutting Operations3.25.2013 Page | 16