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joni m palmer, Ph.D. C u r r i c u l u m V i t a e O c t o b e r 2 0 1 5 Program in Environmental Design University of Colorado at Boulder Office: ENVD 111 c: 505-228-1886 | o: 303-492-7168 | f: 303-492-6163 e: [email protected] website: http://palmerjonim.wordpress.com/ I. Education | II. Fellowships, Grants, and Awards | III. Academic Activities | IV. Research, Scholarly + Creative Activities V. Academic Administration | VI. Service | VII. Professional Practice I . E D U C A T I O N University of Colorado at Boulder, Department of Geography Ph.D., August 2012 Comprehensive Exam Areas (4): Urban Geography; Cultural Geography; Feminist Geography; Critical Visualizations: Cartography, Mapping, and Representation

Dissertation Title: The Politics of “The Public”: Public Art, Urban Revitalization and the Post-Industrial City—The Case of Downtown Denver Committee: Dr. Tim Oakes (chair), Dr. Sue Weidemann (2nd chair), Dr. Kim Babon, Dr. Erika Doss

Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA Master of Landscape Architecture, June 1991

Cornell University, College of Architecture, Art & Planning, Ithaca, NY Bachelor of Science, June 1985 Double Major: College of Architecture, Art & Planning, City and Regional Planning College of Human Ecology, Design + Environmental Analysis I I . F E L L O W S H I P S , G R A N T S , A N D A W A R D S Aug 2015 Finalist, | “The Intersection of Arts, Culture and Public Health,” with Dr. Jill Litt (University of

Colorado Denver/Boulder) and Matt Chasansky (Manager, City of Boulder Office of Arts + Culture), ArtPlace America: Field Scan Research Grant

2010 - 11 Gilbert White Dissertation Fellowship, University of Colorado, Dept. of Geography 2009 - 10 Mabel Dodge Scholarship, University of Colorado, Dept. of Geography 2008 - 09 Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award, University of Colorado, Dept. of Geography 2006 - 07 Mabel Dodge Scholarship, University of Colorado, Dept. of Geography 2005 - 06 Graduate School Travel Grant, University of Colorado at Boulder, Graduate School 2004 - 05 Faculty Advisor, National AIDS Memorial Competition, student: Tawny Allen, Honorable Mention

Faculty Advisor, UNM, SAAP, Stamm Fellowship Recipient, student: Brett Milligan 2003 - 04 Faculty Advisor, APA NM Student Award, “Santa Rosa Visioning Plan,” DPAC Studio Faculty Advisor, UNM SAAP, Travis Freeman Traveling Fellowship, student: Brett Milligan

Faculty Advisor, ASLA Student Design Competition. First Place: Graduate Team: Katya Crawford and Jay Rice, Ambassador Romero Park design, Albuquerque, NM Faculty Advisor, ASLA NM Student Award, Design for: Avenue of the Governors, Expo New Mexico, LA Studio 502

2001 - 02 Chicago’s Public Art Contest: Summer 2002 Winner: Imagining This Land Iowa State University Miller Lecture Funds Grant For: The Sustainable Agriculture Colloquium Reading Series

Iowa Arts Council, Access to the Arts Grant, Public Arts Project: Imagining This Land


Big 12 Fellowship, 2001 – 02 Fellow, Interpreting Place: A Multidisciplinary Dialogue Host Institution: University of Colorado/Boulder, Center for the Study of the American West

Iowa State University Center for Teaching Excellence Fellowship, 2001 – 2002 Fellow Fellowship Study: Poetry as an Interdisciplinary Teaching Tool

Wakonse Fellow, Iowa State University Center for Teaching Excellence Iowa State University Learning Community Grants. “Reading and Writing the Land” a collaboration with Dept. of English [Assoc. Professor Sheryl St. Germain] Directory of American Scholars, 10th ed. American Council of Learned Societies Iowa State University Honors Program Faculty Grants. Fall and Spring

1992 Dept. Teaching Award, Student ASLA Chapter Dept. of Landscape Architecture, University of Wisconsin at Madison

1988 - 89 Studio Works 1988 – 1989, Harvard University Graduate School of Design Project Published: Chicama Winery, Martha's Vineyard, MA

I I I . A C A D E M I C A C T I V I T I E S Academic Appointments Spring 2015 Visiting Associate Professor, Environmental Design Program, University of Colorado at Boulder - current Faculty Affiliate, Environmental Studies Program, University of Colorado at Boulder

Faculty Affiliate, Center of the American West, University of Colorado at Boulder Faculty Affiliate, Dept. of Geography and Environmental Studies, University of New Mexico Fall 2014 Teaching Faculty (Part Time), Dept. of Geography and Environmental Studies, University of New

Mexico AY 13-14 Faculty (9-month position), Research + Practice, Boston Architectural College, School of Landscape

Architecture, Boston, MA AY 11-12 Visiting Assistant Professor, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado Denver AY 10 -11 Graduate Part Time Instructor, Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado at Boulder

Instructor, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado Denver AY 09 -10 Graduate Part Time Instructor, Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado at Boulder AY 08 - 09 Graduate Part Time Instructor, Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado at Boulder AY 07 - 08 Graduate Part Time Instructor, Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado at Boulder

Instructor, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado Denver Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado at Boulder

AY 06 - 07 Faculty, International Honors Program, Boston University, Cities in the 21st Century Travel: New York City; Curitiba and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Cape Town, South Africa; Auckland, NZ

Instructor, University of Colorado at Boulder, College of Architecture and Planning, Dept. of Architecture/Environmental Design

Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado at Boulder AY 05 - 07 Research Assistant, Dr. Ken Foote, Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado at Boulder

NSF Grant: Graduate Faculty Development Alliance, Responsibilities: Conference Coordinator and Workshop Leader

Research Assistant, Dr. Rachel Silvey, Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado at Boulder Responsibilities: Assistant Book Reviews Editor, Gender, Place, and Culture. A Journal of Feminist Geography

Graduate Part Time Instructor, Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado at Boulder AY 03 - 05 Visiting Assistant Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, Dept. of Landscape Architecture,

University of New Mexico AY 03 - 04 Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Colorado, Boulder, Sewall Residential Academic Program

(American Western Studies), Responsibilities: Developing and Teaching the Field Studies Program


AY 02 - 03 Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO College of Arts and Sciences, Environmental Studies Program

Instructor, University of Colorado, Boulder, College of Architecture and Planning, Dept. of Architecture/Environmental Design

AY1998 - 02 Assistant Professor, Iowa State University, College of Design, Dept. of Landscape Architecture AY 96 - 97 Visiting Faculty, University of Massachusetts, Dept. of Landscape Architecture and Regional

Planning, Amherst, MA Visiting Assistant Professor, The Pennsylvania State University, School of Architecture and Fine Arts, Dept. of Landscape Architecture

AY 95 - 96 Visiting Faculty, University of Massachusetts, Dept. of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning, Amherst, MA Teaching Assistant, University of Massachusetts, Dept. of English, Program in American Studies, Amherst, MA

AY 91 - 92 Visiting Lecturer, University of Wisconsin, Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Madison, WI AY 90 - 91 Assistant Instructor, Harvard University GSD, Dept. of Landscape Architecture Coordinator and Primary Instructor, Harvard University GSD, Dept. of Landscape Architecture

Instructor, Harvard University GSD, Dept. of Landscape Architecture Teaching Assistant, Harvard University GSD, Dept. of Landscape Architecture

Courses Taught Undergraduate Courses Drawing/Visual Thinking + Representation LA 311: Design Tools: Observation, Visualization, and Representation (ISU) Visual Thinking: Paraline and Perspective [2nd yr.] (PSU) Visual Thinking and Representation [1st yr.] (PSU) LandArch 191: Graphics for Designers (Sophomores) (UMass) Studios ENVD 2130: Environmental Design Studio 2 | Landscape(s) (UCB Sp2016) ENVD 4100: Alternative Futures for Boulder’s Open Space Lands (UCB Sp2016) ENVD 4340: Senior Landscape Design Studio: Park design from region to body: A landscape/planning studio (UCB) ENVD 4100: Senior Landscape Design Studio: Transit Oriented Landscape Development (UCB Sp2015) ENVD 2120: Introductory Design Studio 1 (UCB) ENVD 2130: Sophomore Design Studio 2 (UCB) LA 463: Master Planning Studio: Urban Interpretations + Connections (ISU) LA 343/M1 Studio: Seattle Design Build/Studio (ISU) LA 343/M2 Studio: Bandshell Park Design + Detail (ISU) LA 342: Intermediate Design Studio: Site Planning (ISU) LA 241: Introduction to Landscape Design: Body Memory Landscape (ISU) LandArch 397B Studio VI: Open Space Planning (UMass) LandArch 297B Studio II: Landscape and Meaning (UMass) History + Theory ENVD 4100: Landscape Theory (UCB) Landscape Architecture Theory II: The Cultural Landscape (UMass) Construction + Technology ENVD 3003: Site Planning (UCB Sp2016, Sp 2015) LA 251: Introduction to Construction and Site Engineering: Moving Earth, Moving Water, Moving People (ISU)


Topical Seminars SEWL 2020: Civic Engagement | Public Arts & Culture in Boulder: Awareness, Engagement and Advocacy (UCB) SSH1007: Advanced Research Strategies (BAC) Sewall Residential Academic Program (SRAP) [American Western Studies] Field Studies Program (UCB) LA 471A/Learning Community: Reading and Writing the Land (ISU) LA 478I/578I: Public Poetry: Texts in Public Spaces (ISU) LA Seminar: Get A Job! [graduating seniors and graduate students] (ISU) SAC 660: Sustainable Agriculture Colloquium (ISU) Hon321N: Reading and Writing Home (ISU) Hon322Z: Wildness + Wilderness (ISU) American Studies Program: American Experience - Landscape and Environment (UMass) Geography GEOG 445: Geography of the Southwest and New Mexico (UNM) GEOG 4762: Global Cities (UCB) GEOG 3422: Conservation Thought (UCB) GEOG 1992: Introduction to Human Geography (UCB) GEOG 1982: World Regional Geography (UCB) Environmental Studies ENVS 4800: Critical thinking in environmental studies | Wicked Problems: Exploring Alternative Futures for Open space + Land Management along Colorado's Front Range (UCB Sp2016) ENVS 4800 Critical thinking in environmental studies: Reading and Writing Boulder, CO (UCB) ENVS 4800 Critical thinking in environmental studies: Wildness + Wilderness (UCB) ENVS 4800 Critical thinking in environmental studies: Reading and Writing the Land (UCB) Urban Planning / Urban Studies Urban Politics and Economic Development (IHP) Urban Planning and Sustainable Environments (IHP) Contemporary Urban Issues (IHP) Graduate Courses Drawing/Visual Thinking + Representation Proposed Summer 2016 Course | FieldBooks and The Colorado Mining Landscape (with Joern Langhorst) (UCD) LDAR6686: LA/Arch/Planning Graduate Seminar: Field/Books: Sketching + Analysis on Site(s) (UCD) Landscape Architectural Skills Workshop (UNM) Drawing Workshop: Drawing the Landscape (UMass) LA Skills: for entering MLA students [1-week intensive] (HGSD) Studios LA 5505/8: Landscape Architecture Graduate Vertical Studio 5: Bookending Culture: Santa Fe + Albuquerque, NM: The Albuquerque RailYards (UCD) LA 5501: Landscape Architecture Graduate Introductory Studio 1: Anatomy of the Garden (UCD) LA 505: The National AIDS Memorial Competition (UNM) LA 505: Romero Park (UNM) LA 503: DPAC Studio: Santa Rose, NM (UNM) LA 502: Urban Typologies (UNM) LA 502: Typologies and The Garden (UNM) LA 501: Introduction to Landscape Design/Studio 1 (UMass) Introduction to Landscape Architecture Design, Faculty: E. Meyer, G. Hildebrand (HGSD) History + Theory LA 542/Theory II: History and Theory of 20th Century Landscape Architecture (UNM) Landscape Architecture Theory II: The Cultural Landscape (UMass)


Plants Introduction to Plants in Design, Faculty: Michael Van Valkenburgh (HGSD) Advanced Plants in Design, Faculty: Michael Van Valkenburgh (HGSD) Research Tools + Thesis Project SSH3007: Research in Social Science: Topics and Methods (BAC) LAN3010: Landscape Architecture Thesis Research (BAC) LA/Arch/Planning 6949: Research Tools, Strategies and Methods (UCD) Thesis Cohort/Studio (UCD) Topical Seminars International (1st year MLA) Student Reading Group (UCD) LA/ARCH/CRP 512: Public Space + Art (UNM) LA/ARCH/CRP 4/566: Civic Space + Public Art (UNM) LA Seminar: Get A Job! [for graduating seniors and graduate students] (ISU) Design and Detail, Faculty: Linda Jewell (HGSD) Geography GEOG445: Geography of the Southwest and New Mexico (UNM) GEOG 5003: Elements of GIS, Faculty: Ken Foote (UCB) Other Career Discovery Program in Landscape Architecture (HGSD) City Lab, 4-day Graduate Student Foundation Segment Transdiciplinary Intensive (BAC) University Courses . Guest Lecturer 2015 “The Pedestrian Practice of the FieldBook,” University of Colorado at Boulder, College of

Environmental Design, Class: Introduction to Environmental Design Theory, Instructor: David Kahn, September “So, you’ve decided to conduct a case study…,” University of Colorado at Boulder, College of Environmental Design, Class: ENVD Honors Thesis, Visiting Assistant Professor Georgia Lindsay, October

“Infrastructural Landscapes,” University of Colorado at Boulder, College of Environmental Design, Class: ENVD3134: History and Theory of Environmental Design 2-Precincts, Instructor: Kathy Kambic , April “On the Need to think about…: How is Environmental Health Visual? Vizualizing Data + Infographics,” University of Colorado Denver, Department of Environmental Health, Colorado School of Public Health, Graduate Class: Environmental Policy and Practice, Associate Professor Jill Litt, PhD, April

“Public Art as Platform & Catalyst in/for Urban Revitalization,” University of Colorado at Boulder, College of Environmental Design, Class: ENVD3134: History and Theory of Environmental Design 2-Precincts, Instructor: Kathy Kambic, February

2014 “Public Art as Platform & Catalyst in/for Urban Revitalization,” Utah State University, Dept. of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning, Class: (LAEP 4100) Urban Theory, Systems and Design, Associate Professor Caroline Lavoie, October “(Public) Art & The City (Making),” Class: (LAEP 6740) Planning Theory and Implementation Issues, Associate Professor Caroline Lavoie, October “Publics, Art and the City/CITE project,” University of New Mexico, College of Fine Arts, Arts Management Program, Class: Public Art Roadmap, Instructor: Sherri Brueggemann, September “Diagramming | design . thinking,” University of New Mexico, School of Architecture + Planning, Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Class: (LA 582) Graphic Communication, Assistant Professor Katya Craford, September “Public Art: Research, Scholarship, Practice,” University of New Mexico, College of Fine Arts, Arts Management Program, Class: Public Art Roadmap, Instructor: Sherri Brueggemann, April


“Human Ecology: Home Economics à Sustainable Futures,” University of New Mexico, School of Architecture + Planning, Dept. of Architecture, Class: Human Factors, Associate Professor Gabriella Gutierrez, April

2013 “Human Ecology and Architecture,” University of New Mexico, School of Architecture + Planning, Dept. of Architecture, Class: Human Factors, Associate Professor Gabriella Gutierrez, March

2012 “The Cornell NoteTaking Method for Architectural History,” University of Colorado at Boulder, College of Environmental Design, Class: Architectural History 1, Faculty: Kathy Kambic “Slow Landscapes,” University of Colorado at Boulder, College of Environmental Design, Class: Landscape Architecture Theory, Faculty: Kathy Kambic “Diagramming | to understand . learn . design,” University of New Mexico, School of Architecture + Planning, Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Class: Graphic Communication, Assistant Professor Katya Crawford

2011 “NoteTaking Skills,” University of Colorado at Boulder, College of Environmental Design, History of Landscape Architecture, Associate Professor Ann Komara

2009 “The Research Process,” University of New Mexico, School of Architecture and Planning, Class: Research Methods, Assistant Professor Hyejung Chang “Poetry. Land. Values. Meaning,” University of California at Berkeley, Class: Value: The Exploration of Cultural and Spiritual Meanings in Landscape Design, Instructor: Topher Delaney

2007 “The GeoPolitics of Spatial Planning and Tourism in Cape Town, South Africa,” University of Colorado at Boulder, Class: GEOG 1982 / World Regional Geography, Instructor: Micheline Van Riemsdijk 2006 “How Architects, Landscape Architects, Planners, and Artists Use Maps,” University of Colorado

at Boulder, Class: GEOG 2053 / Mapping A Changing World, Professor Ken Foote “Place Attachment and Place Identity,” University of Colorado at Boulder, Class: Environment and Behavior, Instructor: Pamela Wridt, PhD 2005 “Memory, Landscape, and Architecture in the Design Studio,” University of New Mexico, Dept. of

Architecture, Class: Memory and Architecture Seminar, Professor Eleni Bastea “Terra Studio: Public Art Projects,” University of New Mexico, Dept. of Planning, Physical Planning Seminar, Assistant Professor Stephen Wheeler “The Sacred and The Profane,” University of New Mexico, Dept. of Architecture, Class: Human Factors

2003 “Public Art: people. place. time,” University of New Mexico, LA/ARCH/CRP 512: Design and Planning in Contemporary Culture, Associate Professor Alf Simon “Sketchbooks and The Everyday,” University of New Mexico, LA512/ARCH582/CRP582: Graphics for Designers and Planners, Instructor: Steve Borbas “Visual Essays,” History 573: Home on the Range, University of New Mexico, Graduate Program in History, Professor Virginia Scharff

2002 “Landscape/Architecture, Public Art and Planning,” University of Colorado at Boulder, Dept. of Environmental Studies, Critical Thinking: Conservation Biology, Associate Professor Sharon Collinge

2000 “Voices of the Land: Telling Landscape Stories,” University of Massachusetts/Amherst, Dept. of Landscape Architecture, The Cultural Landscape, Professor Annaleise Bischoff

“Reading and Writing the Land,” Iowa State University, Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Graduate Studio: Natural Resource Management, Instructor: Mimi Wagner

1999 “Firm Profiles: A Retrospective of Jones & Jones,” Iowa State University, Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Introduction to Landscape Architecture, Assistant Professor Michael Martin “Site Books,” Dept. of Architecture, Iowa State University, Dept. of Architecture, 2nd Year Design Studio: Site Books, Assistant Professor Dan Hisel

1997 “Body Memory + Landscape/Architecture,” The Pennsylvania State University, Dept. of Architecture, 5th year Thesis Studio: Design + Site Development, Professor Darla Lindberg


“Urban Parks,” University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Dept. of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning, The Cultural Landscape, Professor Annaleise Bischoff

1996 “Sketching,” University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Dept. of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning, Studio: Introduction to Landscape Design, Assistant Professor Patricia McGirr “Wildness + Wilderness,” University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Dept. of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning, Awareness and The Visual Environment, Assistant Professor Patricia McGirr “Public Space and Popular Culture,” University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Dept. of English, Program in American Studies, Introduction to American Studies, Instructor: Pamela Lawrence

Design Critic . Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Planning 1991 – present University of Colorado at Boulder, University of Colorado Denver, The Conway School of Design,

Cornell University, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Iowa State University, University of Massachusetts Amherst, University of New Mexico, University of Oregon, Pennsylvania State University, University of Washington, University of Wisconsin, Utah State University

Faculty Directed Student Travel 1998 - 2007 Domestic: Denver/Boulder, CO; Minneapolis, MN; New York, New York; Philadelphia, PA;

Phoenix, AZ; San Francisco, CA; Seattle, WA; St. Louis, MO International: Rio de Janeiro and Curitiba, Brazil; Cape Town, South Africa; Auckland, New Zealand

Dissertation, Thesis and Project Supervision Boston Architectural College 2013 - 2014 Advisor, Matthew Gillman, “Getting to the Nature of the Post Industrial Landscape: A Study of

Landscape Agency and Unifying the Natural and Cultural Forces on the Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge,” MLA, Sp 2014 Advisor, Nancy K. MacDonald, “Shoring Up the Coastal Landscape: Strategies for Resilient Landscape Preservation and Visitor Experience in the Wake of Rising Sea Levels,” MLA, Sp 2014

University of Manitoba 2012 - 2014 External Reviewer, “The Choreography of Cartography: Disembodied Mappings of an Embodied

Landscape, Desirée Bunn, University of Manitoba, MLA, Sp 2014 University of Colorado Denver, College of Architecture and Planning 2011 - 2013 External Reviewer, “The Contemporary Museum: a shifting paradigm in a cultural economy,”

Heather Pogue, MArch, Sp 2013 2011 - 2012 Chair, Jessy Bergeman, “Evaluating the Healing Effects of Design Elements in Therapeutic

Landscapes: A Case Study of Rosecrance Healing Garden,” MLA, Sp 2012 2nd Chair, Becky Heavver, “Digital Pouchade: Design Thinking and the Influence of Media on

Landscape Architecture,” MLA, Sp 2012 2nd Chair, Ryan Sotirakis, ”Re-Imagining The Boulevard: A Vision for Denver’s Broadway,” MLA, Sp 2012 Member of Committee, Kath King, “Designing Vacancy: Vacant Land and Urban Systems in Detroit, MI,” MLA, Sp 2012

2010 - 2011 2nd Chair, Meghan Posey, “Marginalized Spaces, Garden Making in Langa Township, South Africa,” MLA, Sp 2011

University of New Mexico 2009 - 2010 Member of Committee, Nan Masland Erickson, “Environmental Design + Community Health: Quentin

Alley, International District, Albuquerque, NM,” MLA, Sp 2010 2004 - 2005 Member of Committee, Katya Crawford, MLA Candidate, Sp 2005


2003 - 2004 Member of Committee, Shelley Maynard, MArch Candidate, Sp 2004 Iowa State University 2000 - 2002 Member of Committee, Jennifer Johnson, MA in English/Creative Writing: Non-Fiction

Member of Committee, Amanda Hetrick, MS/Animal Ecology, “Communicating Scientific Research to the General Public.” Member of Committee, Marcela Arriagada, BLA/MLA Candidate, “Open Space in Santiago, Chile: Patterns, Symbolic Elements, and Culture.”

Major Professor, Sandy Peterson, BLA/MLA, “The Green Roof: A Critical Dialogue.” Major Professor, Undergraduate Senior Thesis, Paul Stewart, “The Environmental Impacts of Mountain Biking: History, Theory, and Application.” Member of Committee, Katarina Bonnevier, “The 1893 Faire of Masks. A play on ephemeral Architecture.” Member of Committee, Aimee Brown, MA in English/Creative Writing Member of Committee, Dan Johnson, MA in English/Creative Writing: Poetry Major Professor: Jon Dozler, BLA/MLA candidate, “Campus Planning: Athletics, Academics, and The Arts.”

Member of Committee, Adrienne Lamberti, PhD Candidate in Rhetoric and Professional Communication, Dept. of English

1998 - 2002 Member of Committee, Karen Ormsbee, BLA/MLA candidate, “Somerset New Town: An Analysis leading to a Discussion of Feasible Alternative Housing Developments in the Midwest”

Member of Committee, Joy Chen, MLA candidate, “Urban Design Redevelopment Solutions for the South Lincoln District, Ames, Iowa”

Major Professor, Erika Hodgeson Dilley, BLA candidate, Honors Project, “Self-Portrait.” Independent Study Supervision University of Colorado at Boulder | ENVD Fall 2015 Ryan Walters, “The Future of California’s landscape: Landscape Architecture in an Era of Drought

and Climate Change.”

Iowa State University 1998 - 2001 Robert Rock, BLA, 7-month Internship with Michael Van Valkenburgh, New York, NY Strauss Hsieh, BLA, History of American Landscape Photography Sandy Peterson, BLA/MLA, 7-month Internship with Conservation Design Forum, Chicago, IL Erin Matzen, BLA, Professional Practice: The Portfolio Paul Stewart, BLA, The Environmental Impacts of Mountain Biking Michael Odum, BLA, Land Ethics Brian Johnson, BLA, Golf Course Design: History and Contemporary Practice Jen Sears, BLA, Visual Notes Ross Pinski and Bill Campie, BLA, Professional Practice Wilson Martin, BLA, 7-month Internship with The Olin Partnership, Philadelphia, PA Joy Chen, BLA/MLA, Study of parking issues related to urban design Research Assistant Supervision University of New Mexico 2004 - 2005 Project Assistants (3), Landscape Architecture Program Projects: SAAP digital Image library, SAAP Exhibits

Iowa State University 2001 - 2002 ISU Undergraduate Research Assistant Program + Dept. of Landscape Architecture

Projects for Imagining This Land: website development and maintenance; assisted with questionnaire development and conducting interviews Students: Cindy Lane, Carrie Cottrell, Brent Yezek


2000 - 2001 ISU Undergraduate Research Assistant Program, RPC, Dept. of English Projects: grant proposal research and editing for Reading and Writing the Land 1999 - 2000 ISU Undergraduate Research Assistant Program + Dept. of Landscape Architecture Student: Anrdriana Ekahastuiti

Projects for Imaging the Land Reading Series: Poster and website design and development

I V . R E S E A R C H , S C H O L A R L Y + C R E A T I V E A C T I V I T I E S PUBLICATIONS Books 2016 FORTHCOMING | Public Art Encounters: Art, Space and Identity, co-edited with Dr. M. Martin

Zebracki, Ashgate (2016) Chapters: Introduction: “Public Art, People and Identities,” with Dr. M. Martin Zebracki

Chapter 4: “The Embodied Processes of the Production of Public Art” Closing Statement: “Wrapping Up Public Art Encounters: Critical Landscapes of Art, People and Identities,” with Dr. M. Martin Zebracki

Book Chapters 2015 FORTHCOMING | “Why Public Art? Urban Parks and Public Art in the Twenty-First Century,” In

The everyday practice of public art, ed. Cameron Cartiere and Martin Zebracki. London UK: Routledge (Fall 2015)

2010 “Landscape Architecture” in Warf, Barney (ed.) Encyclopedia of Geography, Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

“The Forest for the Trees: Fieldbooks as Sites of Change / Reading and Writing ‘Cities in the 21st Century’” in Johns-Putra, Adeline and Catherine Brace (eds.) Landscape: Process and Text,

Spatial Practices book series, Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi. Refereed Journal Publications 2016 IN REVIEW | “The Resonance of Public Art: Thoughts on the Notion of Co-producing Public Art,”

for special issue in City & Society (Spring 2016) 2015 Rural Public Arts: Vernacular Materials, Landscape, and Time,” Senses and Society, Issue 2,

2015.

2014 “Public art and accountability: Whose art for whose city?” (with M.M.Zebracki) Art &The Public Sphere, Volume 2, Numbers 1-3, September 2014.

2006 “Teaching Public Art: Toward an Interdisciplinary Education.” Public Art Review, 17:2.

2001 “This Place is Made of Sky” (poem), Poetry Midwest, Issue 1, Spring/Summer. “Poetry: Internal and External Landscapes,” Landscape Journal, 20:1. 1998 “Teaching Landscape/Language: poetry and landscape in the design studio”: Landscape Review, 4:2. Guest Editor 2016 IN REVIEW | City & Society (Spring 2016), “Geographies of Urban Public Art Co-Production:

Where Are the Publics?” with M. Martin Zebracki

2014 Guest Editor with M. M. Zebracki for special issue titled: “Public art and accountability: Whose art for whose city?” Art &The Public Sphere, Volume 2, Numbers 1-3, September 2014

2007 Guest Book Review Editor for thematic issue of the journal, Gender, Place and Culture: Gender and Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Planning, Volume 14, Issue 4, 2007.

Book Reviews

2015 FORTHCOMING | Review of New York's New Edge. Contemporary art, the High Line, and urban megaprojects on the far west side, by David Halle and Elisabeth Tiso. In Urban Geography


2010 Review of Cities, Agglomeration and Spatial Equilibrium, by Edward L. Glaeser. In Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie (Journal of Economic & Social Geography). Volume 101, Issue 2 (April 2010), p. 242-244.

2007 - 2008 Review of The Practice of Public Art, Cameron Cartiere and Shelly Willis, eds. Public Art Review, Fall 08.

Review of The African City: A History, by Bill Freund. Journal of Asian and African Studies. Volume 43/Fall 2008. Review of The Politics of Urban Beauty. New York and Its Arts Commission, by Michele H. Bogart. Urban Geography. Volume 29, No. 3/April-May 2008.

Review of The Art of Placemaking: Interpreting Community Through Public Art and Design, by Ronald Lee Fleming. Public Art Review, Fall 07/Winter 08.

2006 - 2007 Review of Public Works: If You Can’t Find It, Give Us a Ring, by ixia. Public Art Review, Fall 06/Winter 07.

Review of Collective Space: Lucy + Jorge Orta, by ixia. Public Art Review, Fall 06/Winter 07. Review of As Big as a House… Richard Woods, by ixia. Public Art Review, Fall 06/Winter 07. Review of GROUNDBREAKING: The Artist in the Changing Landscape, Ed. Iwan Bala, Public Art Review, Fall 06 / Winter 07. Review of Gender and Planning. A Reader, Ed. Susan S. Fainstein and Lisa J. Servon. Gender, Place and Culture, Volume 14, Issue 4 (2007).

Refereed Conference Proceedings 2001 “Exploring the Power of Place: Interpretation and Arts & Resource Planning Strategies for Small

Towns,” National Association for Interpretation Workshop 2001, Conference Proceedings.

2000 “Poetic Landscapes: Reading and Writing the Garden. Education, Interpretation, and Inspiration,” AABGA Annual Conference Proceedings.

Student Publications 2001 Invited (as an Honors Faculty) to contribute poems to: Quantum Whatever (ISU Honors

magazine) Other Publications 2015 “Portfolio Workshops for Landscape Architecture Students,” ASLA The Field, online:

http://thefield.asla.org/2015/08/04/portfolio-workshops-for-landscape-architecture-students/ “Dreaming and Making … the Future of Public Art in ABQ,” Broadside and catalog essay, for exhibit: All Over the Map, part of On the Map. Unfolding Albuquerque Art + Design, Albuquerque, NM, 31 January – 3 May 2015

“Conversations—Inside:Outside,” Broadside and catalog essay, for exhibit: “Unconfined: Empowering Women through Art,” Bernalillo County Cultural Services and the Southwest Women’s Law Center, March 2015

2013 “NE Heights Cultural Assets Inventory and Mapping 2013,” Report for the City of Albuquerque, Cultural Services Department

“Site Assessment Guide: Evaluating Potential Sites for Public Art,” Report for the City of Albuquerque, Cultural Services Department, April 2013

2011 “Beyond Accumulation: Understanding + Envisioning Public Art in Albuquerque,” Report for the City of Albuquerque, Public Art Program

2009 “In Conversation: For the love of films …,” Urban News. A Newsletter for the Urban Geography Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers. March 2009, Volume 30, Issue 1


CITATIONS 2011 “How to support the creative sector in your city—learning from Denver and Create Denver,” PlaceMatter’s Blog, 18 April, Ken Snyder.

2009 “And Behold a Big Blue Horse? Many in Denver Just Say Neigh,” New York Times, Monday 2 March, Kirk Johnson. INVITED SPEAKER, PANELIST, DISCUSSANT 2016 “Using Arts & Culture to Grow Healthy Communities,” University of Colorado at Boulder,

Department of Geography Spring Colloquium, February 2016

2015 “Using the Teacher’s Notebook…to its full potential,” University of Colorado at Boulder, Graduate Teacher Program, Fall 2015 Friday Forum: What Do Faculty Really Do? Workshop series, October 2015

“Research : Practice : Teaching … Exploring + Making Connections,” University of Colorado at Boulder, Special Undergraduate Enrichment Programs | Boettcher and Norlin Scholars Program, November 2015 Panelist and Moderator, Expert Talk: Meaning & Place, BMoCA, 5 February 2015, Boulder, CO

2014 Invited Speaker, Ervin Zube Spring 2014 Lecture Series, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Dept. of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning, “The What and Why of Cultural Planning: Operationalizing Culture in the 21st Century,” 27 February 2014 Invited Speaker, “Cultural Planning: Culture, Economy and Spatial Planning,” Sasaki Associates, Planning and Urban Design Disciplines, Watertown, MA, 6 January 2014

2013 Panelist, “Light, landscape and place,” AAG, Los Angeles, CA, February 2013 Discussant, “Cultural Values Mapping using Participatory GIS: Methods, Maps, and Meanings,” AAG, Los Angeles, CA, February 2013

“Cultural Planning: Culture, Economy and Spatial Planning,” City of Albuquerque, Mayor’s Office, 4 April 2013

“Why Public Art? Growing a Public Art Program,” City of Rio Rancho, NM, City Council and Arts Commission, 14 March 2013

“Cultural Planning: Culture, Economy and Spatial Planning,” University of New Mexico, Dept. of Geography, Spring Lecture Series, 8 March 2013

2012 “Meet the Editors,” Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Seattle, May Discussant/Session Chair, Historic Preservation, Environmental Design Research Association

Conference, Seattle, May

2010 “FieldBooks as Sites of Change,” University of Colorado Denver, College of Architecture and Planning, Fall Lecture Series, 25 October

Panelist, “We Create Denver. A Townhall,” Create Denver Week, March Discussant, “Create Denver. Read Think Discuss,” Create Denver Week, March

2009 “De/Briefing: land art, public art, and planning for the future of Albuquerque,” Thursday November 12, The Albuquerque Museum

“Beyond Accumulation: Planning for Public Art / Public Art Planning,” Public Art Mini- Symposium, sponsored by the City of Albuquerque Public Art Program and the University of New

Mexico School of Architecture and Planning, 8 April “Public Arts Administrators: Your Role in the Planning Process,” Colorado Public Arts Administrators Annual Conference, Longmont, CO, June

2007 Panelist, “Crossing Borders,” Panel/UMC Art Gallery, University of Colorado at Boulder “A Workshop for Graduate students: Getting A Job,” University of Colorado at Boulder, Dept. of Geography


2006 “Dispelling the Myths of Academia. A Workshop for Graduate students: Getting A Job” with Dr. Ken Foote and Dr. Rachel Silvey, University of Colorado at Boulder, Dept. of Geography

2002 “Whispers and Shouts: Making Private Expressions Public,” American Psychological Association, Chicago, IL

2001 “Description. poetry imagining place,” University of Oregon, Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Brown Bag Lunch Series “Meditation Practices for the Classroom,” ISU Center for Teaching Excellence, Faculty Forums: Teaching Tips “Academic Success,” Destination Iowa State program: Charting the Course, Provost’s Office

2000 “Learning Communities: Reading and Writing the Land,” with Sheryl St. Germain, ISU Communications Fair

1999 “Surface + Spirit,” Harvest Lecture Series, University of Iowa “On Landscape and Hope”, Imagining the Land Reading Series, ISU “Places I’ve Been: Internal and External Landscapes,” Artist Gallery Talk, College of Design, ISU

“Landscape (architecture) and Literature,” ASLE Panel on Teaching Literature and Environment, ASLE Annual Meeting, Michigan State University

1996 “Space, Time and Landscape Architecture: Lines, Edges, and Surfaces,” University of Massachusetts at Amherst Fall 1996 Lecture Series, Dept. of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning.

CONFERENCE SESSION DISCUSSANT, CHAIR, CO-CHAIR 2015 Discussant and Co-chair (with Dr. M.M.Zebracki), Public Art Geographies: Territoriality,

Transculturalism, Therapy (2 sessions), AAG, April 2015, Chicago, IL Discussant and Chair, Conference Session: “Writing Matters”, CELA, Kansas State University, March 2015

2014 Discussant and Co-chair (with Dr. M.M.Zebracki), “Geographies of Public-Art Co-Production: Let Us Talk about Public Art, but Where Are the Publics?” (2 sessions), Royal Geographical Society with Institute of British Geographers International Conference, August 2014, London

2013 Discussant and Co-Chair (with Dr. M.M.Zebracki), “Public Art and Accountability: Whose Art for Whose City?” (3 sessions), Responsible Geographies / Nordic Geographer’s Meeting in Reykjavik, Iceland, June 2013

2012 Discussant and Co-Chair (with Dr. M.M.Zebracki), Spacing the Arts: Exploring Geographies of Public Art from Within (2 sessions), AAG, NYC, February 2012

PRESENTATIONS Peer-Reviewed Conference Papers 2015 “Letting the Landscape Speak: Lessons for landscape architecture and design,” EDRA45, Los Angeles, May 2015

“Employing/Deploying definitions of “the public” in public art practice: territory, competition, and the status quo in the production of public art,” AAG 2015, Chicago, April 2015 “HERE an ars poetica for landscape architecture,” CELA, Kansas State University, March 2015

2014 “Cultural Planning and Geographical Imaginations: The Role of Affective Mapping in Revealing/Re-valuing Places,” Southwest and the Great Plains-Rocky Mountain Divisions of AAG (Breaking Boundaries), October 2014, Albuquerque, NM

2013 “The role of public arts in urban parks today: A Case Study of The High Line, NYC,” Responsible Geographies / Nordic Geographer’s Meeting in Reykjavik, Iceland, June 2013 “Rural Public Arts: Vernacular Materials, Light, Landscape, and Time,” Session co-chaired by Dr Tim Edensor and Dr Steve Millington: Light, landscape and place, AAG, Los Angeles, CA, February 2013


“Teaching the First Year MLA Studio: Developing a core studio in the education and inspiration of future visionaries and design professionals,” CELA, University of Texas-Austin, March-April 2013 “Exploratory Physiocartographies of Places and Times,” Workshop, Panel, and Exhibit, with Paula Horrigan, Kathy Kambic, Caroline LaVoie, and Joern Langhorst, CELA, University of Texas-Austin, March-April 2013 “Going Mobile: The Pedestrian Practice of FieldWork/FieldBooks,” CELA, University of Texas-Austin, March 2013

2012 “Tactical and Strategic Readings of the City,” 19th Annual Conference on Critical Geography, Chapel Hill, NC, November 2012 “The Embodied Public Processes of the Production of Public Art,” AAG, New York, NY, 2012 Spacing the Arts III: Wrapping Up Geographies of Public Art, Panel Session, AAG, New York, NY, 2012 “Forgotten Frames” (panel discussion), CELA, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 2012

2011 “The Politics of “The Public”: Public Art, Urban Revitalization and the Postindustrial City—The Case of Downtown Denver, CO,” Arts in Society, Berlin, May 2011 “The Importance of the “Slow Read”—As A Method of Inquiry and Way of Knowing,” CELA, Los Angeles, 2011

2010 “The Politics of ‘The Public’: Public Art, Urban Revitalization and Post-Industrial Cities,” Stadtkolloquium—Urban PhD Research Seminar, UCL Urban Laboratory, London, January “Methods of Inquiry: Slow Reading Public Art and Landscapes,” CELA 2010 Annual Conference

2008 Author Meets Critic. Panel Chair and panelist. Feminisms in Geography, Eds. Karen Falconer Al-Hindi and Pamela Moss. AAG Annual Conference, 2008

2007 “The Forest for the Trees: Fieldbooks as Sites of Change,” Rocky Mountain AAG, University of Denver, October 2008

“Reading and Writing Cities in the 21st Century,” Text Identity Landscape, University of Exeter, UK

2006 “The Fictions of the Suburbs: A Feminist Geographical Reading of Two Novels by Evan Connell—Mrs. Bridge and Mr. Bridge,” AAG Annual Conference, 2006

“Towards a Critical Spatial and Cultural Practice for the Suburbs of the SouthWest,” ASA Rocky Mountain Region Conference, 2006

2003 “Dance as Revelation,” EDRA Annual Conference, 2003 “The Driveway as a ‘Sacred Space’ in Suburbia,” EDRA Annual Conference 2003

2001 “Imagining Urban Environments: literature and the design of urban environments,” Re/Writing Landscapes. Conference at Chatham College, PA “Reading and Writing the Land: A Spring 2001 Learning Community,” Learning Community Institute,

Iowa State University, Ames, IA “Ways of Telling Stories: Poetry and Tree Stories,” NAI Spring 2001 Workshop: Reveal the Untold Stories: Interpreting Sacred Places and Native Peoples

2000 “Poetic Landscapes: Reading and Writing the Garden – Education, Interpretation, and Inspiration,” American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta Annual Conference

1999 “Women Writing Nature: Acknowledging Differences,” Gendered Landscapes Conference, The Pennsylvania State University 1998 “Teaching Landscape/Language: poetry and landscape in the design studio,” Languages of

Landscape Architecture II - (De)Sign Applications, Lincoln University, Canterbury, New Zealand

1997 “Visual, Studies. a new name for an old class; redefining ‘graphics’: A Workshop/Dialogue Session,” in collaboration with Evelyn Tickle, Architect, CELA Annual Meeting


Works in Progress Grants Proposal: “Site Planning for Environmental Designers: Achieving Depth, Breadth and

Relevance to 21st Century Problems in Planning and Design Through the Use of Technologies in the Classroom, Focused Labs, and Field Studies,” NAPP Course Development Grant for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning, University of Colorado at Boulder, Due 11 January 2016

Research “Urban Trails, Planning, Public Health & The Role of the Arts/Artists: A Case Study of the SW Urban Trails Plan (Portland, OR)”

Book Proposals Fieldbooks: Reading and Writing the Landscape, Preparing book proposal and contacting

publishers Articles for Peer-Reviewed Journals

“Contextualizing Urban Public Art Programs: A Case Study of Denver, CO,” Material Culture Review. “The Slow Read: A Method of Inquiry and Way of Knowing,” Journal TBD “Employing/Deploying definitions of “the public” in public art practice” Journal TBD “Tactical and Strategic Readings of the City: Reading . Understanding . Representing. Public Art as Process and Product,” Berkeley Planning Journal

Articles for Professional + Trade Publications “City + University Collaborations: Regional Planning /City Planning/Site Design Along Colorado’s Front Range,” The Western Planner, submitting for January/February 2016 issue

Conference Papers | Panels: Sessions and Abstracts submitted Co-organizer (with Dr. Karen Wilson Baptist, University of Manitoba), Session: In Praise of Field trips, CELA, Utah State University, March 2016 Co-organizer (with Dr. Angela Loder, Univeristy of Denver), Session: Exploring the Intersections of Public Art(s) + Public Health, AAG, San Francisco, CA, April 2016 Co-organizer (with Dr. Dean Merlino, University of Melbourne), Session: Spatializing Public Arts’ Publics, AAG, San Francisco, CA, April 2016 Workshop leader and panel participant/discussant, AAG Professional Development Workshops, AAG, San Francisco, CA, April 2016 Paper: “Pet Names, Marketing and the Instrumentalization of Public Art,” Session: Image Matters 2: Marketing and Architecture in a Global Age (Session organizer: Dr. Georgia Lindsay, University of Colorado-Boulder), EDRA, Raleigh, NC, May 2016 Co-organizer (with Sophie Edwards), Session: On Landscapes …, RGS, London, August 2016

CREATIVE ACTIVITIES 2014 Collaborator (with Sherri Brueggemann, UNM-CFA course instructor and City of Albuquerque

Public Art Program Manager), Role: Critical analysis and evaluation of CITE – Center for Innovation Technology and Evaluation—Request for Proposals/CALL TO ARTISTS Participant, LOOKING DOWN: Rediscovering Urban Ground, by Phoebe Lickwar & Katya Crawford, CELA, Kansas State University, March 2015

2013 Artist and Collaborator (with Paula Horrigan, Kathy Kambic, Caroline Lavoie, Joern Langhorst, and Chip Sullivan), “Exploratory Physiocartographies of Places and Times,” Austin Arts Alliance, Austin, TX, March 2013

2012 Artist and Collaborator (with Paula Horrigan, Kathy Kambic, Caroline Lavoie, and Joern Langhorst), “Forgotten Frames,” Figure One Gallery, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, April 2012


Curator, UCD College of Architecture and Planning, Dean’s Gallery End-of-Term Studio Work, Spring 2012 Spontaneous Urban Plants

2011 Curator, UCD College of Architecture and Planning, Dean’s Gallery End-of-Term Studio Work, Fall 2011 STOSS Landscape Urbanism Invited Artist/Designer, Design After Dark 2011, Denver Design Council, Denver, CO

2005 Artist, Juried Show, “Provocations” (temporary outdoor installation), THE LAND / an art site: annual environmental art exhibit: Land and Language Curator, UNM School of Architecture and Planning LA Studio 5: The National AIDS Memorial Competition Topher Delaney. Digging Deep: The Garden as Personal Metaphor Pena Boulevard / DIA Competition: Hargreaves Associates

2004 Curator, UNM School of Architecture and Planning EXPLORING PUBLIC ART: NYC Field Trip LA 505 Studio: Proposals for Ambassador Romero Park

2002 Invited Artist, “Moving To Iowa,” Iowa By Design, The Octagon Center, Ames, IA

2000 Invited Artist, “Poetry Corners, American Women Poets,” Bainbridge Island Arts and Humanities Invited Artist, “Centering,” Earth:Bound. An Exhibit of Visual Books. University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA

1999 Artist, Faculty Lottery, “Places I’ve Been: internal and external landscapes,” College of Design Gallery, Iowa State University, Ames, IA

V . A C A D E M I C A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Boston Architectural College LAAB Self Evaluation Report for BLA and MLA programs: assisted chair in completing report Landscape Architecture Program Liaison to Practice Department Faculty mentoring Faculty hiring Spring 2014 course planning Developing website content for School of Landscape Architecture Developing submission requirements and guidelines for Thesis Project (MLA) and Degree Project (BLA)

University of Colorado, Denver Developed Thesis Cohort and Co-developed Thesis Guidelines (with Assistant Professor Joern Langhorst)

Iowa State University Administered Internship Program V I . S E R V I C E ACADEMIC SERVICE University of Colorado at Boulder AY 2014-current Program Chair, Teaching Innovation & Curriculum Development Committee (AY15-16)

Chair, Creating an Alumni Advisory Board (AY15-16) Faculty (Co)Advisor, SASLA (AY 2015-2016) Coordinator, ENVD Senior Show (AY 2014-2016) Lecture Series Committee (AY 2014-2015)

School of Environment and Sustainability ENVD Liaison, Masters of the Environment (Fall 2015) University Faculty mentor, Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program | Norlin Scholars (AY 15-16) Judge, Thompson Writing Award, Center of the American West (Spring 2015)


Conference on World Affairs Planning Committee: Arts (2016) Conference Session Moderator (2015)

Boston Architectural College AY 2013-2014 College Segment Portfolio Review Group

Curriculum Committee School of Landscape Architecture

Coordinator, Library Resources LAAB Faculty Working Group: MLA (1st program review), BLA (2nd program review) Faculty Advisor, Student Chapter, ASLA

University of Colorado Denver AY 2011-2012 Department Department representative, Lectures and Exhibits Committee Department of Landscape Architecture Thesis Committee School Chair, College of Architecture and Planning, Lectures and Exhibits Committee University of New Mexico AY 2003-2005 Program MLA Program 2nd Year Coordinator Visiting Faculty Search Committee Faculty Directed Student Travel: San Francisco, CA, Phoenix, AZ, New York, NY School Ad Hoc Committee, SAAP Digital Resources

Scholarships and Awards, Committee Chair Studio Environment and Culture, Co-Chair SAAP Career Days, Chairperson SAAP Exhibits Committee

University Advisory Board, Arts and Technology Center, School of Fine Arts Iowa State University AY 1998-2001 Department 2000 - 2001 Chair, 3rd and 4th year Curriculum Review Committee Coordinator, Brown Bag Lunch Series: Faculty and Student Dialogue Student Orientation Committee. Working with Ann Gampsfer-Topf, Academic Advisor to teach:

interpersonal skills, team building, conflict management and mediation Faculty Committee, Dept. trip to St. Louis ASLA

Faculty Member, Dept. Faculty Search Committee, Position: Designer/Construction Pre-Professional Application Review Committee

1999 - 2000 Organizer of the First Year, semester-long traveling studio: Savannah Studio Faculty Advisor, Golf Course Design Symposium: Changing Golf, Changing Minds 1998 - 2002 Academic Advisor Faculty Coordinator, Dept. of Landscape Arch. Lecture + Event Series Student Internship Coordinator and Advisor 1998 - 2001 Faculty Advisor, Student Society of Landscape Architects Faculty Advisor, Landscape Architecture Career Days Faculty Advisor, Voice of the Land (interdisciplinary student group) College 2001 - 2002 Student Design Council, College of Design, Faculty Advisor College of Design Career Days 02, Faculty Advisor 2000 - 2002 Academic Standards Committee, College of Design 1999 - 2002 Student Affairs Council, College of Design


University 2001 - 2002 Graduate Council, College of Design Representative 2000 - 2001 Faculty Technology Mentoring Program. The program is designed to assist faculty members in using

technology for teaching and learning, Mindy Gallagher, Ph. D. C&TI, College of Education University Lectures Committee, College of Design Representative 2000 - 2002 Participating Faculty Member, Honors Program 1999 - 2002 Faculty Member, Center for Teaching Excellence The Pennsylvania State University AY 1997-1998 Department 1997 Bamford Endowment Committee Student Scholarship and Awards Committee Undergraduate Recruitment Committee Women and Landscape Architecture Coordination Group – faculty and students JOURNAL EDITOR 2006 - 2012 Reviews Editor, thirdspace 2005 - 2007 Assistant Book Reviews Editor, Gender, Place, and Culture. A Journal of Feminist Geography REVIEWER/REFEREE 2014 - current Book Proposal Reviewer, Fairchild Books (Imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing) Manuscript Reviewer, Social and Cultural Geography Manuscript Reviewer, Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie 2013 - current Manuscript Reviewer, Sage Open Press Manuscript Reviewer, Progress in Human Geography Referee, British Academy BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grants Peer Reviewer, Public Art Dialogue 2012 - present Expert Panelist, FWO-Expert Panels: W&T9: Science and Technology of Constructions and the

Built Environment Manuscript Reviewer, Progress in Human Geography

Manuscript Reviewer/Co-editor, International Journal of Arts & Society 2004 - 2005 Reviewer, Proposals for IALE 2005 annual conference 2003 - 2004 Manuscript Reviewer, Landscape Journal 2002 - present Reviewer, Abstracts/Proposals and conference proceedings for EDRA annual conference 2002 Annual Awards Media Judge, National Association of Interpretation 2001 - 2003 Reviewer, Abstracts for AERA annual conference 2001 - present Manuscript Reviewer, CELA Proceedings issue of Landscape Journal 2001 Peer Reviewer for ASLA Online LATIS publication, Therapeutic Gardens.

Manuscript Reviewer, Conference Proceedings, ACSA West Central Regional Meeting: Not in my backyard.

2000 ASLA Design Awards Jury, Iowa Chapter 1998 - present Reviewer, Abstracts/Proposals and conference proceedings for CELA annual conference 1998 - 2001 Reviewer, Abstracts for the ASLA Annual Meetings 1997 ASLA Honor Awards Review Committee, University of Massachusetts, Dept. of Landscape

Architecture Reviewer and Editor, book manuscript: “Moving with the Elements,” Steve Semken


COMMUNITY + PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 2015 Facilitator, Convening of the InterGalactic Cultural Relations Institute, Albuquerque, NM,

23 October 2015 RFQ Consultant, Harvard Energy Feedback Sculpture | ICONIC ENERGY CONSULTING Juror, ASLA Student Projects/Competitions Officer, ASLA Education & Practice (E&P) PPN

Board Member and Grants Reviewer, Boulder County Arts Alliance Charette Participant/Consultant, Explora Exhibit Design Charrette: Outdoor Explorations and Burbujas (Bubbles), Albuquerque, NM, June 2015

2014 Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences 2013 Boston Society of Landscape Architects

2013 Fieldbook Editorial Team Arts selection committee for the Downtown Growers' Market, Albuquerque, NM

Since 2012 Leadership for the American Landscape Research Advisory Board, The Living New Deal Project, UC Berkeley Geography

Since 2009 Career Advisor, Crimson Compass (Harvard University) 2008 - 2011 Guest Speaker, Heritage Elementary School, Aurora, CO 1st Grade: “World Geography: Travels and Cultures” 3rd Grade: “Public Art Around The World” 4th Grade: “Maps and Map Making” 2006 - 2012 Human Ecology Regional Ambassador, Cornell University 2005 - 2006 Judge (student member), Cultural Geography Specialty Group, ad-hoc committee for the

Humboldt Award Since 2005 Association of American Geographers Cultural Geography Specialty Group, Awards Director (2015-2018)

Special Interest Groups: cultural geography, geographic perspectives on women, rural geography, urban geography

Society of Women Geographers American Studies Association

Women’s Committee (2006 - 2008) American Planning Association Americans for The Arts

2005 - 2012 Cornell Alumni Admissions Ambassador Network 2004 - 2005 Panel Participant, Arts in the Schools Symposium, Albuquerque, NM 2003 - 2005 Advisory Member, National Association of Interpretation InterpPress 2003 - 2004 Guest Speaker, Belen Gardening Club, Belen NM: Xeric Landscape Design and Installation for

Your Home Faculty Advisor, Cultural Landscape Inventory and Improvement Plan for South Martineztown, Albuquerque, NM, Faculty and graduate student team, Landscape Architecture Program, UNM

Fresh Art, Inc., Denver, CO Advisory Board Brain Storming 2002-2010 Center of the American West, University of Colorado at Boulder, Faculty Affiliate 2002 Judge, State (of Iowa) Science and Technology Fair Since 2002 Environmental Design Research Association

EDRA46 2015 Conference Program Committee EDRA Connections, Volunteer Service with EDRA Communications Committee (2014)

EDRA35 2004 Conference Program Committee 1999-2004 National Association for Interpretation


Since 1999 American Society of Landscape Architects Education and Practice PPN (2014-current)

NMASLA Mentor (2014- 2015) Women in Landscape Architecture PPN Iowa Honors and Award Committee Member (2007 – 2008)

1998-2004 Associated Writing Programs Association for the Study of Literature and Environment

1997 - 2011 Guest Lecturer, Art Dept., North Collins High School 9th + 10th grade art classes, Lecture: What is Landscape Architecture? 11th + 12th grade art classes, Lecture: World Cities

11th + 12th grade art classes, Lecture: Public Art Since 1996 Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Track Chair, Communication & Visualization (2014-current)

Track Co-chair, Communication & Visualization (2013) CONFERENCE/SYMPOSIA ORGANIZATION 2015 Conference Program Committee, EDRA46 2015 2014 Field Trip Host, Albuquerque's Public Art: Collection Highlights, Southwest and the Great Plains-

Rocky Mountain Divisions of AAG (Breaking Boundaries) Conference, October 2014, Albuquerque, NM

2005-2007 Conference Coordinator and Workshop Leader, Graduate Faculty Development Alliance (funded by NSF), Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado at Boulder

2004 Conference Program Committee, EDRA35 2004 1999 - 2000 Coordinator with Sheryl St. Germain [English/Creative Writing]. Imagining The Land. A Reading

Series, “Readings from the Land.” Collaborative Reading + Exhibit: Departments of Landscape Architecture + English

INTERVIEWS 2013 “Cultural Planning in Albuquerque,” GOV TV, Albuquerque, NM

“Creative Albuquerque’s Palmer to discuss cultural planning April 4,” Damon Scott, Albuquerque Business First

2011 “Beyond Accumulation: Public Art in Albuquerque,” GOV TV, Albuquerque, NM 2002 “Imagining This Land,” Iowa NPR

“Imagining This Land: Celebrating Cultural Diversity,” Iowa State Daily “Sustainable Agriculture Colloquium,” Iowa State Daily “Faculty Profile,” Inside Iowa State University

2000 “Landscape architecture students set for job fair,” Iowa State Daily, by journalism student Lindsay Snitker, Course: Introduction to Journalism

1999 “Landscape Architecture and the ISU Campus,” Iowa State Daily by journalism student: Court Arney, Course: Introduction to Journalism V I I . P R O F E S S I O N A L P R A C T I C E 2014 Interim Executive Director, Creative ABQ, Albuquerque, NM (July-November 2014) 2012 - 2013 Consultant, Department of Economic and Cultural Services, Bernalillo County, NM Bernalillo County Cultural Assets Inventory and Mapping Public Art Program Peer Program Report 2009 - 2012 Competition Team Member with T. Delaney / SEAM Studio: Public Art/Landscape/Architecture


2008 - 2015 Consultant, Department of Cultural Services, City of Albuquerque, NM SE Corridor and Near Northeast Heights Cultural Assets Inventory and Mapping

Northeast Heights Cultural Assets Inventory and Mapping Public art and cultural venue sites assessment and analysis Department of Cultural Services cultural policy assessment

Public Art Program Strategic Plan 2000 - 2006 TerraStudio, Principal/Founder 1999 - 2000 Consulting Landscape Architect, Jones + Jones, Seattle, WA 1998 Landscape Designer, Carol R. Johnson Associates, Inc., Cambridge, MA 1997- 1998 Landscape Designer, Carr Lynch & Sandell, Cambridge, MA 1996 Landscape Designer, Okerstrom-Lang, Landscape Architects and Planners, Great Barrington, MA 1995 Landscape Designer, Nancy Hammer Landscape Design, Seattle, WA 1994 Landscape Designer, R. David Adams, Seattle, WA 1992 - 1993 Landscape Designer + Crew Leader, Avante Gardeners, Madison, WI 1990 - 1991 Landscape Architect Intern, BSS Design, Falmouth, MA 1989 Summer Intern, Planning and Landscape Architecture Boston Urban Gardeners Boston, MA 1987 - 1989 Designer, Adaptive Environments Center, Inc., Boston, MA 1987 Technical Assistant, U. S. ATBCB, Washington, D.C. 1986 - 1987 Research Assistant, Municipal Reference Service, National League of Cities, Washington, D.C. 1985 - 1986 Planning Technician, Maryland-Nat’l Capital Park and Planning Commission, Silver Spring, MD

Project Experience Accessible Design: facilities design for people with special needs

§ Guidelines for Safe and Accessible Playgrounds, US ATBCB/NPS § A Consumer's Guide to Home Adaptation, Adaptive Environments Center § Wheaton College: Accessibility Survey and Report - suggestions for improvements § University of Massachusetts at Amherst: Accessibility Survey and Report: Suggestions for improvements § Residential Adaptations; Consultation for new housing construction, Massachusetts/state-wide

Campus Planning + Design § Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, Lake View, NY: Master Plan, Meditation Garden, Community Gathering

Areas § Boston University New Housing: Parking Lots, Plazas, Courtyards

Community Planning and Urban Design § Master Plan: Germantown, MD § Child Daycare Study: Germantown and Gaithersburg, MD § Signage Study: Street Signs, Retail Signage and Billboards in the CBD, Silver Spring, MD § Infill Housing: In house publication, Silver Spring, MD § Roxbury, MA Land-Use Inventory § Midtown Cultural District Open Space Study, Boston, MA § Inventory and Recording of existing Community Gardens, Boston, MA

Competitions § New England Holocaust Memorial, Boston, MA § Minnesota Zoological Park, Amphitheatre for Birds of Prey, Minneapolis, MN § Seneca Street Pedestrian Corridor, Seattle, WA

Cultural Planning § Cultural Assets Inventory and Mapping: Northeast Heights, Albuquerque, NM § Cultural Assets Inventory and Mapping: SE Corridor and Near Northeast Heights, Albuquerque, NM § Cultural Assets Inventory and Mapping: Bernalillo County, NM § City of Albuquerque Public art and cultural venue sites assessment and analysis § City of Albuquerque Department of Cultural Services cultural policy assessment


Interpretation: Cultural, Natural, Educational, Zoological Design § San Antonio Zoo, Africa Exhibit, San Antonio, TX § San Francisco Zoo, Primate Discovery Center, Lemur Forest, San Francisco, CA § Upper Charles River Reservation: Educational Signage: text and imagery § Jim Burt Veterans Memorial Park, Lee, MA § Paper Mill Park and River Walk, Lee, MA

Public Art and Environmental Education/Planning and Programming § Mapping the Cycles of Sanctuary, 2-day Workshop, 16 + 17 October 2010 § Catholic Charities Dorothy Day Homeless Shelter Public Art and Landscape, St. Paul, MN § Competition Finalist, 14th Street Corridor Public Art, Denver, CO § Strategic Planning for Public Art, Albuquerque, NM § Public Art Master Plan for Multi-Use Development at Holiday Drive In, Boulder, CO § Lowry Public Art Master Plan, Lowry Redevelopment, Denver, CO § Valmont City Park, Boulder, CO § Imagining This Land. Poetry as Public Art and Community Building Tool, Ames, IA

Residential and Design and Planning § Jackowski Residence, Aurora, CO § Jackowski Residence, Denver, CO § Glazer Residence, Mercer Island, WA § Various high-end residential estate designs in and around Seattle, WA, Madison, WI, Cape Cod and

Islands, MA

Urban Places: Parks, Squares § North Point Park, Cambridge, MA § Westside MAX Station + Public Arts Program, Portland, OR

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