DANIEL J. NADENICEK

Business Address

University of Georgia

College of Environment and Design

285 S. Jackson Street

Athens, GA 30602

Home Address

154 Moreland Avenue

Athens, GA 30601

Education

1991 Master of Landscape Architecture, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN

1976 Master of Science in History, Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN

1991 Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN

1973 Bachelor of Science in History, Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN

University Experience

August 2008 – present Dean, College of Environment and Design, University of Georgia

August 2008 – present Draper Chair in Landscape Architecture, University of Georgia

July 2007 – 2008 Clemson University Restoration Institute, Director of Healthy Communities and

Historic Preservation

July 2002 – 2008 Professor and Chair, Clemson University

May 1997 – 2002 Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture, The Pennsylvania State

University

January 1996 - 2002 Director, Center for Studies in Landscape History, The Pennsylvania State

University

Aug. 1991 - Apr. 1997 Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture, The Pennsylvania State

University

Mar. 1990 - June 1990 Instructor, Department of Landscape Architecture, University of Minnesota

Academic Activities and Services

Program Directing

Director, Ph.D. in Environmental Design and Planning, University of Georgia, 2016 -

present

Director, Ph.D. in Environmental Design and Planning, Clemson University, 2006

Director, Master of Science in Historic Preservation, Clemson University, 2004-06, August 2007-

08

BLA / MLA coordinator, Department of Landscape Architecture, The Pennsylvania State

University, 1997 - 2001

Coordinator of the of the Master of Landscape Architecture Program, Department of

Landscape Architecture, The Pennsylvania State University, 1996 - 1999

Courses Taught at the University of Georgia

EDES 8010 PhD History / Theory

FYOS 1001 Water and the Landscape: First-Year Odyssey Seminar

LAND 1500 Landscape Architecture Orientation LAND 4900 Exit Studio EDES 6530 Ideas of Nature Seminar

Courses Taught at Clemson University

LARCH 116 History of Landscape Architecture

LARCH 293 Field Studies Internship

LARCH 451 Fourth-year Studio (Community Collaborative)

LARCH 453 / 653 Key Issues LARCH 493 Professional Office Internship LARCH H494 Landscape Architecture Honors Research I

LARCH H495 Landscape Architecture Honors Research II

LARCH 552 Exit Studio

LARCH 801 Graduate Orientation I

LARCH 802 Graduate Orientation II

LARCH 830 Graduate Seminar I

LARCH 840 Graduate Seminar II

EDP 806 Readings in Landscape Architecture

EDP 809 Research Workshop

EDP 810 Contemporary Issues

EDP 812 PhD Colloquium CRP 402/602 Human Settlement (Coordinator CRP 822 Urban Systems and Design

CRP 858 Thesis Proposal

CRP 859 Planning Terminal Project

Courses Taught at The Pennsylvania State University:

Landscape Architecture 001 Landscape Architecture Orientation

Landscape Architecture 002 Landscape Architecture Orientation Seminar

Landscape Architecture 060 History of Landscape Architecture

Landscape Architecture 325 Design and Theory

Landscape Architecture 327 Basic Design

Landscape Architecture 400 BLA/MLA Basic Design

Landscape Architecture 425 Regional Design Studio

Landscape Architecture 445 Community Design Studio

Landscape Architecture 427 Site Design Studio

Landscape Architecture 453 Special Topics Studio

Landscape Architecture 460W Historical Issues in Landscape Architecture

Honor 496 H Undergraduate Honors Thesis

Landscape Architecture 497 Numerous Independent Studies

Landscape Architecture 497B Edge City Seminar

Landscape Architecture 497D Urban Design Seminar

Landscape Architecture 510 Graduate Seminar

Landscape Architecture 530 Graduate Studio

Landscape Architecture 597 Special Topics Architecture 590 Graduate Colloquium (for architecture dept.)

Courses Taught with the Dept. of Landscape Architecture, University of Minnesota:

The History of Landscape Architecture

Recreational Design Studio

Urban Design Studio

Landscape of Dwelling Design Studio

University-wide Committees, University of Georgia

UGA Historic Preservation Master Plan Steering Committee, chair (2014 – 2017)

University Press Board of Advisors (2015 – present)

Search Committee for the Associate Vice President for Admissions and Enrollment

Management, chair (2015 – 2016)

Facilities (FMD and OUA) Task Force, chair (2014 – 2016)

Search Committee for Associate Chief Information Officer (2014 – 2015)

Blue Ribbon Panel to Assess the Torrance Center (2014 – 2015)

Archway Partnership PRAC Committee (2014 – present)

Office of International Education Advisory Board (2012 – 2016)

Costa Rica Advisory Committee (2012 – 2016) UGA Student Technology Fee Committee (2011 – present) Provost’s Advisory Committee (2010 – present)

Wormsloe Science Advisory Committee (2009 – present)

Office of the Vice President of Public Service and Outreach Advisory Committee (2010 – present)

Provost’s Big Idea in Education Committee, co-chaired with Dean Lindquist (2014)

Experiential Learning Task Force with Deans Dorsey and Davis (2014)

Office of International Education, International Partnerships Search Committee (2014)

Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Search Committee (2013)

Science Leaning Center Precinct Planning Committee (2013 – 2014)

College of Education, Dean Search Committee, chair (2012)

School of Social Work, chair, Dean’s Review Committee (2011)

Vice President for Public Service and Outreach Search Committee (2011 - 12)

Planning Committee for the Tenth Annual National Outreach Scholarship Conference (2009)

University-wide Committees, Clemson University

Clemson University Restoration Institute (2007 – 2008)

University Land Holdings Advisory Group (2004 – 06)

Clemson Experimental Forest Committee (2002 – 06)

Urban Forestry Initiative (2002 – 2004)

College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities Committees, Clemson University

PhD in Environmental Design and Planning Steering Committee (2007 – 2008)

Master of Science in Historic Preservation Steering Committee (2006 – 2008)

School of Architecture Chair Search Committee (2005-06)

Associate Dean Review Committee (2005)

Graduate Center in Historic Preservation Director Review Committee (2005)

Center for Community Growth and Change Director Review Committee (2005)

Center for Real Estate Development Director Review Committee (2005) School of Architecture, Chair Search Committee (2004) CAAH Department Chair Committee (2002 – 2008) College

General Education Committee (2002 – 2004) Historic

Preservation Curriculum Committee (2002 – 2003)

Greenville Studio Search Committee (2002 – 03)

Center for Community Growth and Change Search Committee, chair (2002 – 03)

Director of Historic Preservation Search Committee (2002)

Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture Committees, Clemson University

Landscape Futures Initiative Conference Committee (2007 - 2008)

Landscape Architecture Search Committee (2005 – 06)

Administration and Strategic Planning Committee, chair (2004 – 2008)

Fundraising, Grants and Budget (Alumni and Professional Relations, 2004 – 2008)

Search Committee (MRED, MCRP, and LARCH Positions, 2004 – present)

Landscape Architecture Search Committee, chair (2003 – 2004)

Ph.D. in Environmental Design and Planning Committee (2003 – 2004)

Master of Landscape Architecture Committee, chair (2002 – 2004)

Master of Real Estate Development Committee (2002 –present)

Landscape Architecture Curriculum Review Committee, chair (2002 – 2005)

Planning Curriculum Review Committee (2002 – 2003)

2003 CELA Conference Committee, chair (2002 – 2004)

Landscape Architecture Faculty Search Committee (2002)

University-wide Committees, The Pennsylvania State University

Class gift committee (1998)

Interdisciplinary investigations on the environment, monthly meetings with colleagues

from all colleges, sponsored by the Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies (1996 -

1998)

College of Arts and Architecture Committees, The Pennsylvania State University:

Promotion and Tenure Review Committee (2001 – 2002)

Curricular Affairs (1991 - 1994, 1996 - 1997, 1998 - 2002)

Department of Architecture Head Search Committee (1997 - 1998)

Promotion and Tenure Review Committee (1997- 1998)

Outstanding Teaching Award Selection Committee (1995)

Department of Landscape Architecture Head Search Committee, chair (1993-1995)

College of Agriculture Representative (1994 - 1995)

College of Agriculture Committee, The Pennsylvania State University

Faculty Search Committee, Landscape Contracting Program (1997)

Department of Landscape Architecture Committees, The Pennsylvania State University:

Department Head Advisory Committee (2001 – 2002)

Curriculum Committee, chair (2000 – 2002)

International Studies Task Force, chair (1999 - 2001)

Promotion and Tenure Committee (1998 - 200)

Graduate Program Development Committee (1995 – 2002)

Prospective Student Committee (1995 - 2000)

Teaching Award Nomination Committee, chair (2000)

Repton Writing Award Committee (1993 – 1995, 2000)

Curriculum Review Committee (1995 - 1997)

Project Review Committee (1994 - 1996)

Department Budget Committee (1996 - 1997) Bracken Lecture Committee, chair (1991 - 1994, 1996-1997) Strategic Planning Committee (1993 – 1994, 1996)

Undergraduate Admissions Review Committee (1993)

Graduate Curriculum Committee (1992 - 1995)

Curriculum Development Committee (1991 - 1994)

Student Performance Review Committee (1994)

Faculty Search Committee (1992, 1993, 1998)

Service on Graduate Committees, University of Georgia

PhD in Environmental Design and Planning, Palacios, Leslie, “Communicating

Landscape” (expected completion 2019) [Major Professor]

Master of Landscape Architecture, Shinkle, Dan, “Curating Space, Designing from

Place: Strategies for Enhancing and Connecting Vernacular Socialscapes”

(completed 2017) [Major Professor]

Master of Landscape Architecture, Xiao, Xinyi, “Reading and Writing Landscape: A

Meeting of Traditional Chinese Garden Methodology and the English

Landscape School Garden” (completed 2017) [Major Professor]

Master of Landscape Architecture, Sun, Qianwen, “Learning with Nature” (completed

2017) [Major Professor]

Master of Landscape Architecture, Ryals, Wes, “Landscape Ecology and the Historic

Cultural Landscape” (expected completion 2018) [Major Professor]

Master of Landscape Architecture, Martz, Christina, “The Assessment of Historic

Forests”(expected completion 2018) [Major Professor]

Master of Historic Preservation, Schuetz, Laura, “Franklinton Center at Bricks:

Cultural Landscape Conservation Guiding Future Development”

(completed 2013) [reading committee]

Master of Landscape Architecture, Collins, Sarah, “Design for Local Food Systems”

(completed 2012) [reading committee]

Master of Landscape Architecture, Bryan, Stephanie, “’A Work to Wonder At: The

Landscape Garden as a Model for Historical Interpretation at Stratford Hall”

(completed 2011) [reading committee]

Master of Historic Preservation, Berry, Ashley, “Preservation of American Diners”

(completed 2009) [reading committee]

Service on Graduate Committees, Clemson University

Ph.D. in Environmental Design and Planning, Vincent, Ellen, “Therapeutic Benefits of

Nature Images on Health” (completed 2009)

Ph.D. in Environmental Design and Planning, Sleipness, Ole, “Branding in Mountain

Communities” (completed, 2009)

Master of Landscape Architecture, Murphy, Ernie, “Planning Design and the Electronic

Media” (completed 2008)

Master of Landscape Architecture, Calabria, Jon, “Water and Landscape Perception”

(completed, 2007) [advisor].

Master of City and Regional Planning, Duggan, Paul, “Developing Neighborhood

Planning Principles” (completed 2007) [advisor].

Master of City and Regional Planning Committee, Ailstock, Mason, “University

Research Campuses” (completed 2005)

Master of City and Regional Planning Committee, Sleipness, Ole, Themes in Gateway

Communities (completed 2005) [advisor].

Master of Architecture Committee, Reynolds, Hays, “Ashville Big Box Development.”

(completed 2005)

Master of Architecture Committee, McKinney, Michael, “Interpretation in Pendleton,”

(completed 2004).

Master of City and Regional Planning Committee and MARCH (combined degree),

Garvin, Jonathan, “Process Mutation and Community Design,” (completed

2004) [advisor]

Master of City and Regional Planning Committee and MARCH (combined degree),

Szczelina, Peter, “DiverCity; A Cohesive Ecosystem” (completed 2004)

[advisor]

Master of City and Regional Planning Committee, Betterton, Lauren, “History,

Ecology, and the Dynamics of Change: Cultural Landscapes and Sustainable

Development on Edisto Island, South Carolina” (completed 2004) [advisor]

Master of City and Regional Planning Committee and MARCH (combined degree),

Olmert, Jeff “Mass-Transit in Atlanta, Georgia” (completed 2003) [advisor]

Master of City and Regional Planning Committee, Zhu, Yi, “Design and Planning a

New Urbanist Hub” (completed 2003)

Service on Graduate Committees, The Pennsylvania State University

Master of Landscape Architecture Committee, Schlee, Monica Bahia, “Landscape

Change Along the Carioca River, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil” (completed 2002)

Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis Committee, Brummer, Michelle, “History and

the Riverine Environment” (completed 2001)

Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis Committee, Vaid, Latika, “The Anglo-

American Italian Villa” (completed 2000) [advisor]

Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis Committee, Chalana, Manish, "Historical

Systems in the Centre Furnace Landscape” (completed 1999)

PhD. Dissertation Committee (Speech Communication), Hastings, Catherine Manson,

“Transcategorial Knowing: The Paradox of Environmental Rhetoric”

(completed 1996).

Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis Committee, Steffansson, Jon , "Ecological

Approach to Residential design: A Model Community District for Reykjavik,

Iceland” (completed 1996).

PhD. Dissertation Committee (English Department), Healey, Kathleen, "Picturing

Utopia: An Iconology of Landscape Paintings and Works by Charles Brockden

Brown, Caroline Kirkland, Margaret Fuller, and Henry David Thoreau”

(completed 1995).

Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis Committee, Kessler, Roberta, "Contemporary

Issues and the Historic Landscape: Eastwood Cemetery in Lancaster,

Massachusetts” (completed 1995). [advisor]

Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis Committee, Harpur, Tobi, "The Historic

Cultural Landscape of Bellefonte” (completed 1995).

Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis Committee, Ruhe, Martha "The Reciprocal

Landscape: Toward an Environmental Ethic of Caring” (completed 1994)

[advisor]

Publications

Nadenicek, Daniel, Benevolent Guidance: Frederick Billings and Origins of Nineteenth-Century

American Planning, book contract and manuscript in progress with the Library of

American Landscape History and University of Georgia Press (three of eight chapters

completed; expected publication February 2019)

Goetcheus, Cari and Daniel Nadenicek, eds., Handbook for Cultural Landscapes, book contract

with Routledge Publishing (expected publication December 2019)

Nadenicek, Daniel J. and David Pitt, “It’s Still About History: Editors’ Introduction,”

Landscape Journal Fall 2016, 34:2 (iv – vi).

Pitt, David and Daniel J. Nadenicek, “Editorial Themes Relating to Our Period as Editors:

Editors’ Introduction, Landscape Journal Fall 2016, 35:1 (iv – vi)

Nadenicek, Daniel J. and David Pitt, “What We See: Editors’ Introduction,” Landscape Journal

Fall 2015, 34:2 (iv – vi).

Nadenicek, Daniel J. and David Pitt, “Research in Landscape Architecture, 2.0: Editors’

Introduction,” Landscape Journal Spring 2015, 34:1 (iv – vi).

Nadenicek, Daniel J., “The Future of Landscape Architectural Practice and Education,”

manuscript in progress (due March 1, 2015), Landscape Architectural Journal,

published by Beijing Forestry University.

Pitt, David and Daniel J. Nadenicek, “Dimensions of Scholarship Quality: Editors’ Introduction,

Landscape Journal Fall 2014, 33:2 (iv – ix)

Nadenicek, Daniel J. and David Pitt, “Scholarship for a Changing World: Editors’

Introduction,” Landscape Journal Spring 2014, 33:1 (iv – vii).

Nadenicek, Daniel, “Use and Reception,” chapt 2 in vol 5, Cultural History of Gardens: History

of Gardens in the Age of Empire, Oxford, UK: Berg Publishers, 2013.

Nadenicek, Daniel and Doug Pardue, “Landscape Architecture,” The Encyclopedia of Housing,

Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2012.

Gobster, Paul, Joan Nassauer, and Daniel Nadenicek, “Landscape Journal: Charting a Course

for the Next 25 Years,” Landscape Journal Spring 2010, 29:1 (52 – 70).

Nadenicek, Daniel J., “Heritage Conservation: Cultural Landscapes and American Landscape

Architecture, Rui Yang, trans., Chinese Landscape Architecture December 2009, 25:12

(19-23)

Bornholdt, Hanna and Daniel Nadenicek, “Expanding Preservation’s Boundaries in a German

Industrial Landscape,” Exploring the Boundaries of Historic Landscape Preservation,

Cari Goetcheus and Eric MacDonald, eds, Athens, GA, 2008.

Nadenicek, Daniel, “The Useful and The Beautiful: An American Analog to Pückler’s

Aesthetic,” Bulletin of the German Historical Institute 2007, 41: 4 (135 – 48)

Yilmaz, Umit and Daniel Nadenicek. “Community Life and Places of Death,” Book Chapter in Service-Learning in Architecture and Planning , 2007.

Nadenicek, Daniel, review of Simo, Melanie, Forest and Garden: Traces of Wilderness in a

Modernizing Land, 1897 – 1949, for Environmental History July 2006, 11: 3 (619 – 20)

Hewitt, Robert, Daniel Nadenicek, and Frances Chamberlain, eds., CELA 2003 Proceedings,

Clemson, SC, 2006.

Nadenicek, Daniel and Robert Hewitt, “Time, Place, and Health: New Frames of Reference for

the Design of Healthy Environments,” CELA Proceedings 2005, Athens, GA, 2005.

Caban, Jose, Robert Hewitt and Daniel Nadenicek, “Environment + Built Form,” The York

County Collaborative Studio,” 306090 Architecture Journal September 2004, 7: 2 (108 –

15)

Nadenicek, Daniel, review of Terence Young and Robert Riley, Theme Park Landscapes:

Antecedents and Variations for the Journal of the New England Garden History, 2003

Yahner, Thomas and Daniel Nadenicek, “Broadening the Base: History in Large Changing

Landscapes,” Borderlands: The Shared Canadian and U. S. Experience of Landscape,

Heritage Resource Centre, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, 2002 (125 – 35).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph and Lance Neckar, introductory essay for ASLA reprinting of H.W.S.

Cleveland, Landscape Architecture as Applied to the Wants of the West with an Essay

on Forest Planting on the Great Plains, Library of American Landscape History project,

University of Massachusetts Press, Amherst, MA., 2002.

Nadenicek, Daniel J., “Horatio Greenough, 1805 – 52; American Sculptor and Aesthetic Theorist,”

Encyclopedia of Garden and Landscape History, vol. 2, University of Chicago Press, 2001 (243 –

45).

Nadenicek, Daniel and William Tishler, “Horace William Shaler Cleveland, 1814 - 1900,” Encyclopedia

of Garden and Landscape History, vol. 1, University of Chicago Press, 2001 (296 – 98).

Nadenicek, Daniel J. and William H. Tisher, “Robert Morris Copeland, 1830 – 74: American Landscape

Architect,” Encyclopedia of Garden and Landscape History, vol. 1, University of Chicago Press,

2001 (323 – 24).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, "Commemoration in the Landscape of Minnehaha: 'A Halo of Poetic

Association,'" Places of Commemoration, Search for Identity in Landscape Design, volume 19

of Dumbarton Oaks History of Landscape Architecture Colloquium Series, 2001 (55 – 79).

Rusnak, Cecilia, Thomas Yahner, and Daniel Nadenicek, eds. Perspectives in Landscape History,

Center for Studies in Landscape History, 2001.

Rusnak, Cecilia and Daniel Nadenicek, “Landscape History? And Other Pertinent Questions,”

Perspectives in Landscape History, Center for Studies in Landscape History, 2001 (1 – 6).

Nadenicek, Daniel J., “OnSite / InSight,” Perspectives in Landscape History, Center for Studies in

Landscape History, 2001 (vii – viii).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, William H. Tishler, and Lance Neckar, “Horace Cleveland and Robert

Morris Copeland,” Pioneers of American Landscape Design, McGraw-Hill, 2000 (61 – 63, 68 –

70).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph and Catherine M. Hastings, “Environmental Rhetoric, Environmental

Sophism: The Words and Work of Landscape Architecture,” Environmentalism in Landscape

Architecture, volume 22 of Dumbarton Oaks History of Landscape Architecture Colloquium

Series, 2000 (133 – 62).

Nadenicek, Daniel, review of Michel Conan, ed., Perspectives on Garden Histories, for Landscape

Architecture 90 May 2000 (96).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, William H. Tishler, and Lance Neckar, “Horace Cleveland and Robert

Morris Copeland,” Pioneers of American Landscape Design, McGraw-Hill, 2000 (61 – 63, 68 –

70).

Nadenicek, Daniel, review of Judith K. Major, To Live in a New World: A. J. Downing and American Landscape Gardening for the Journal of the New England Garden History Society.

Rusnak, Cecilia, Bonj Szczygiel, Daniel Nadenicek, and Thomas Yahner, “Landscape Architecture at a

Crossroads: Looking Backward and Looking Forward,” Proceedings of American Society of

Landscape Architects,1999 (85 – 86).

Szczygiel, Bonj and Daniel Joseph Nadenicek, “Beaux Arts from Above?: City Beautiful and the Legacy

of Women’s Improvement Organizations,” Building Toward Diversity: Selected CELA Annual

Conference Papers, 1999 (151 – 62).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, “Landscape Architecture,” The Encyclopedia of Aesthetics, Michael Kelly,

ed., Oxford University Press, 1998 (99 – 102).

Yahner, Thomas and Daniel Joseph Nadenicek, "Community by Design: Contemporary

Problems / Historic Resolve," Landscape and Urban Planning 1997, 39 (137-51).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, "Emerson's Aesthetic and Natural Design: A Theoretical

Foundation for the Work of Cleveland," Nature and Ideology, volume 18 of

Dumbarton Oaks History of Landscape Architecture Colloquium Series,1997 (59-80).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, review of Patrick Condon, Sustainable Urban Landscapes: The

Surrey Design Charrette for Landscape Journal, 1997, 16 (127-128).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, "The Poetry of Landscape Ecology: An Historical Perspective,"

Landscape and Urban Planning 1997, 37 (123-127).

Yahner, Thomas, and Daniel Joseph Nadenicek, "The Future of the Past in Rural Communities,"

Challenge and Change: Rural Communities Preparing for the Twenty-first Century,

Gwen Lister, ed., Rural and Small Town Program, Mount Allison University, 1997 (37-

43).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph and Robert Burkholder, "Concord," Encyclopedia of

Transcendentalism, Wesley T. Mott, ed., Greenwood Press, 1996 (39-41).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, "Landscape Architecture," Encyclopedia of Transcendentalism,

Wesley T. Mott, ed., Greenwood Press, 1996 (99-100).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, "Sleepy Hollow Cemetery," Encyclopedia of Transcendentalism,

Wesley T. Mott, ed., Greenwood Press, 1996 (199-200).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, "The Other Side of Progress: Cleveland, Longfellow and the

Superintendents of Society," Nature and Technology: Selected CELA Annual

Conference Papers 1996, 7 (97-108).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, "Civilization by Design: Emerson and Landscape Architecture,"

Nineteenth Century Studies 1996, 10 (33-47).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph and Eliza Pennypacker, editors, What Do We Expect to Learn From

Our History? The First Symposium on History in Landscape Architecture Proceedings,

1996.

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, "Stone Soup: Thoughts on the Historiography of Landscape

Architecture," What Do We expect to Learn from Our History? The First Symposium

on History in Landscape Architecture Proceedings, 1996 (9 – 29).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph and Eliza Pennypacker, "Introduction and Conclusion," What Do We

expect to Learn from Our History? The First Symposium on History in Landscape

Architecture Proceedings, 1996.

Luymes, Don T, Daniel Joseph Nadenicek, and Kenneth Tamminga, "Across the Great Divide:

Landscape Architecture, Ecology, and the City," Renewing the American City:

Proceedings of the American Society of Landscape Architects, Karen L. Niles, ed., 1995

(187-196).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, William H. Tishler, and Lance M. Neckar, "Horace William Shaler

Cleveland," Pioneers of American Landscape Design II, Charles A. Birnbaum and Julie

Fix, eds. Washington, D. C.: U. S. Department of the Interior, National Parks Service,

Cultural resources Heritage Preservation Services, Historic Landscape Initiative, 1995

(31-34).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, William H. Tishler, and Lance M. Neckar, "Robert Morris

Copeland," Pioneers of American Landscape Design II, Charles A. Birnbaum and Julie

Fix, eds. Washington, D. C.: U. S. Department of the Interior, National Parks Service,

Cultural resources Heritage Preservation Services, Historic Landscape Initiative, 1995

(35-37).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, review of the 1994 Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture

Conference, for Landscape Journal Spring 1995, 14 (114 -115).

Nadenicek, Daniel, "Sleepy Hollow Cemetery: Philosophy Made Substance," Emerson Society Papers Spring 1994, 4 (1- 2, 5).

Nadenicek, Daniel, "Nature in the City: Horace Cleveland's Aesthetic," Landscape and Urban Planning 1993, 26 (5-15).

Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph, "Early Visions for a System of Connected Parks," Marrying Beauty

with Utility: International Linear Parks Conference Proceedings 1993, 4 (102-109).

Yahner, Thomas and Daniel Joseph Nadenicek, "The Historic Cultural Landscape and an

Expanded Vision of Park," Marrying Beauty with Utility: International Linear Parks

Conference Proceedings 1993, 4 (96 – 101).

Nadenicek, Daniel, "Sleepy Hollow Cemetery: Transcendental Garden and Community Park,"

Journal of the New England Garden History Society Fall 1993, 3 (8-14).

Unpublished Articles and In- House Publications

Available upon request

Editorships and Editorial Boards

2013 – present Coeditor of Landscape Journal with Dr. David Pitt, University of Minnesota

2011 – present Editor of Book Series titled “Critical Issues in the History of Environmental

Design,” Library of American Landscape History, University of Georgia Press

(one book published, three manuscripts in progress).

2011 – 2014 Editorial Board Member, University of Georgia Press

2009 – 2013 Editorial Board Member, Landscape Journal

2006 – 2010 Acquisitions Editor, Library of American Landscape History

2003 – 2009 Book Review Editor, Landscape Journal

Reviewer

2017 Reviewed three articles for Landscape Journal

2016 Reviewed fifteen articles for Landscape Journal

2015 Reviewed article for Change Over Time

2014 Reviewed fourteen articles for Landscape Journal

2013 Reviewed four articles for Landscape Journal

2011 Reviewed book proposal for Library for American Landscape History

2012 Reviewed two articles for Landscape Journal

2011 Reviewed two Abstracts for the CELA Conference

2010 Reviewed three Abstracts for the CELA Conference

2008 Reviewed three Abstracts for the CELA Conference

2007 Reviewed book manuscript for Center for American Places

2007 Reviewed two book manuscripts for University of Virginia Press

2007 Reviewed four abstracts for the 2007 CELA Conference

2007 Reviewed five abstracts for the 2007 Alliance for Historic Landscape Preservation

Conference

2006 Review book manuscript for Library of American Landscape History

2006 Reviewed four abstracts for the 2006 CELA Conference

2005 Reviewed six abstracts for the 2005 CELA Conference

2003 Chair of Abstract Review Committee for the 2003 Alliance for Historic Landscape

Preservation Conference

2003 Reviewer for numerous CELA abstracts and full papers

2002 Invited Reviewer for Landscape Journal 2001 Invited Reviewer for Landscape Journal

All review work prior to 2000 available upon request.

Work Reviewed or Cited by Others

Available upon request

Professional Papers and Panels

2016 Nadenicek, Daniel, “Preservation and the Confederate Monuments Debate in Georgia,” Alliance

for Historic Landscape Preservation Conference, Chicago, Illinois.

2014 Nadenicek, Daniel, invited keynote titled “Campus Preservation in Time,” Georgia chapter of the

American Planning Association, Athens, GA.

2013 Nadenicek, Daniel and Steve Moffson, “Deluxe Jim Crow and the Equalization School Landscape

of Georgia, 1950 – 1970,” Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, University

of Texas, Austin Texas

2013 Panelist with Bob Hughes, Lewis Godwin, and Danny Sniff in a session titled the “Uncertain

Future of the University Campus” at the Society of College and University Planners (SCUP)

Southern Regional Conference, Atlanta, GA.

2012 Moffson, Steve and Daniel Nadenicek, “Equalization Schools and the Complex Nature of Jim

Crow in Georgia, 1950-1970,” Southeastern Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians,

Athens, GA.

2012 Nadenicek, Daniel, “Deluxe Jim Crow and Equalization in Georgia, “Alliance for Historic

Landscape Preservation, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

2010 Nadenicek, Daniel, “Food Systems Planning,” Georgia Organics Conference, Athens, GA.

2009 Nadenicek, Daniel, “Landscape Architecture and American Forestry,” Council of Educators in

Landscape Architecture Conference, Tucson, AZ.

2008 Nadenicek, Daniel, “Opening Remarks,” Leadership and Landscape Change Conference,

Charleston, SC.

2007 Nadenicek, Daniel, “Design Matters: Landscape Architecture and the Transformation of

Greenville, SC.,” – Presented at Stadt/Garten/Kunst, University of Hannover, Hanover,

Germany

2007 Nadenicek, Daniel, “The Practical and the Poetic: German Contributions to the Concept of Park

in America,” -- Presented at the Society for German American Studies Conference, University of

Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

2007 Nadenicek, Daniel and Hanna Bornholdt, “Expanding Preservation’s Boundaries in a German

Industrial Landscape,” – Presented at the Alliance for Historic Landscape Preservation

Conference, University of Georgia, Anthens, GA.

2006 Nadenicek, Daniel, “Forest Planting on the Great Plains,” – Invited paper at the

University of Minnesota.

2006 Nadenicek, Daniel, “The Useful and the Beautiful, American Style -- Presented at Puckler

and America, Conference Sponsored by the German Historical Institute, Bad Muskau,

Germany.

2005 Nadenicek, Daniel and Robert Hewitt, “Time, Place, and Health: New Frames of

Reference for the Design of Healthy Environments,” – Presented at Council of Educators

in Landscape Architecture Conference, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia

2005 Nadenicek, Daniel, “Planning the Great Plains,” – Presented at the Association of the

Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference, Kansas City, MO.

2004 Nadenicek, Daniel, invited Paper titled, “Sleepy Hollow Cemetery: Garden for the

Living” at a symposium titled Art, Nature and Memory, The Preservation of Historic

Cemeteries, Cambridge, MA, sponsored by Harvard University and the Arnold

Arboretum.

2004 Yilmaz, Umit and Daniel Nadenicek, "Planning with the Public" paper presentation at the

joint South Carolina Chapter of the American Planning Association (SCAPA) and Urban

and Community Forestry Conference in Hilton Head.

2004 Invited Panelist at Art, Nature, and Memory: The Presrvation of Historic Cemeteries, with

William Clendaniel, of Mt. Auburn, Elizabeth Vizza, UMass, and Lauren Meier, NPS

2004 Organized and participated in a workshop / panel of the Library of American Landscape History

in Charleston, SC.

2003 Invited panelist with Robert Melnick, Hugh Miller, and Susan Buggey at Historic Preservation on

the Urban Fringe, Alliance for Historic Preservation Annual Conference, Thurmont, MD.

2003 Yilmaz, Umit and Daniel Nadenicek, “A Tale of Two Cemeteries: Public Participation and

History in Greenville, SC, -- Presented at Historic Preservation on the Urban Fringe, Alliance for

Historic Preservation Annual Conference, Thurmont, MD.

2003 Invited panelist with Carl Steinitz and Robert Cook at Environmentalism and Landscape

Architecture, Radcliffe and Harvard Universities, Cambridge, MA.

2003 Nadenicek, Daniel, “The Words and the Work: Environmental Rhetoric and Landscape

Architecture,” keynote paper presented at Environmentalism and Landscape Architecture,

Radcliffe and Harvard Universities, Cambridge, MA.

2002 Invited presenter and participant in the Historic American Landscape Survey Workshop, San

Francisco.

2002 Nadenicek, Daniel, “The Birth of an Organic Aesthetic,” Chicago Arts Club

2001 Nadenicek, Daniel, “The Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Forest,” -- Presented at the Council of

Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, San Luis Obispo, California.

2001 Rusnak, Cecilia and Daniel Nadenicek, “Writing Across the Landscape Architecture Curriculum:

Inquiry, Theory, and Application,” -- Presented at the Council of Educators in Landscape

Architecture Conference, San Luis Obispo, California.

2001 Nadenicek, Daniel, “Forestry and Historic Preservation at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National

Historical Park,” -- Presented at the Alliance for Historic Landscape Preservation Conference,

Jens Jensen’s Clearing, Door County, Wisconsin.

2000 Hastings, Catherine and Daniel Nadenicek “Environmental Rhetoric and Landscape

Architecture,” -- Presented at the Eastern Communications Association Conference, Pittsburgh,

Pennsylvania.

2000 Nadenicek, Daniel, “From Scientific Agriculture to Landscape Architecture,” -- Presented at the

Society of Historians of the Early American Republic, SUNY Buffalo.

2000 Nadenicek, Daniel, “Opening Remarks,” -- Presented at “Beyond Preservation: Managing

Change,” a conference at Penn State, State College, PA.

1999 Nadenicek, Daniel, Bonj Szczygiel, Cecilia Rusnak, and Thomas Yahner, “Looking Backward and

Looking Forward,” -- Presented a panel at the ASLA and CELA joint conference in Boston.

1999 Yahner, Thomas and Daniel J. Nadenicek, “History in the Larger Landscape,” --

Presented at the Alliance for Historic landscape Preservation Conference, Niagara-on-

the-Lake, Ontario.

1998 Nadenicek, Daniel J., “History, Ecology, and the Galactic City,” -- Presented at the

annual meeting of the Alliance for Historic Landscape Preservation, Grey Towers,

Milford, PA.

1998 Nadenicek, Daniel and Catherine Hastings, “Environmental Rhetoric: The Words and

Work of Landscape Architecture,” -- Presented at Environmentalism in Landscape

Architecture, Dumbarton Oaks Colloquium Series.

1997 Nadenicek, Daniel, and Cheryl Wagner, “Landscape Architecture: Barometer of a

Profession -- Presented at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture

Conference, Asheville, NC.

1997 Szczygiel, Bonj, and Daniel Joseph Nadenicek, “Beaux Arts from Above?: City

Beautiful and the Legacy of Women’s Improvement Organizations,” -- Presented at the

Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, Asheville, NC.

1997 Nadenicek, Daniel, "Nineteenth-Century Park-Makers: The Intellectual

Landscape of Landscape Architecture -- Presented (and session organizer) at the

American Society of Environmental History, Baltimore, Maryland.

1996 Nadenicek, Daniel, "Pertinent Questions: Introductory Comments on Landscape

History" -- Presented at OnSite/InSight: Nature, Humanity and Time, a

Landscape History Symposium, Penn State.

1996 Invited panelist, Dumbarton Oaks Landscape History Roundtable titled

"Evolution and Perspectives on the Study of Garden History."

1995 Nadenicek, Daniel, "The Poetics of Ecology" -- Invited presenter at the

Congress of the International Association for Landscape Ecology at the

University of Social Sciences, in Toulouse, France.

1995 Nadenicek, Daniel, "The Other Side of Progress: Longfellow, Cleveland, and

the Superintendents of Society" -- Presented at the Council of Educators in

Landscape Architecture Conference, Iowa State.

1995 Luymes, Donald, Daniel Nadenicek, and Kenneth Tamminga, "Beyond the

Great Divide: Landscape Architecture, Ecology, and the City" -- Presented at

the American Society of Landscape Architects Conference, Cleveland, Ohio.

1995 Moderator and invited panelist in "Beyond Description: A Dialogue on

Landscape History Methods," Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture,

Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa.

1995 Co-organizer and moderator (with Eliza Pennypacker) of a preconference

workshop, "History in Landscape Architecture," Council of Educators in

Landscape Architecture, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa.

1995 Nadenicek, Daniel, "Commemoration in the Landscape of Minnehaha: 'A

Halo of Poetic Association,'" -- Presented at Landscapes of Commemoration,

Dumbarton Oaks Colloquium Series.

1994 Co-organizer and invited panelist, Dumbarton Oaks Landscape History Roundtable

tiled "Quandaries in Landscape and Garden History."

1994 Nadenicek, Daniel and Eliza Pennypacker, "Symposium on History in

Landscape Architecture Workshop," -- Conducted at Council of Educators in

Landscape Architecture Conference, Mississippi State University, Long Beach,

Mississippi. 1994 Nadenicek, Daniel, "The Landscape Historian and the Midwestern Landscape"

-- Presented at the Landscape Historian's Conference, The Clearing Institute,

Door County, Wisconsin.

1994 Nadenicek, Daniel, "Eastwood Cemetery and the Career of H.W.S.

Cleveland," -- Presented at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture

Conference, Mississippi State University, Long Beach, Mississippi.

1994 Yahner, Thomas and Daniel Nadenicek, "The Future of the Past in Rural

Communities," -- Presented by Yahner at the International Rural Communities

Conference , New Brunswick, Canada.

1994 Nadenicek, Daniel, "Stone Soup: Landscape Architectural Historiography," --

Presented at the Symposium on History in Landscape Architecture, Penn State.

1994 Nadenicek, Daniel, "Civilization by Design: Emerson and Landscape

Architecture," -- Presented at the Nineteenth Century Studies Association

Conference, Lexington, Kentucky.

1993 Invited panelist, "East and West: H.W.S. Cleveland and the Shaping of

Landscape Architecture in America in the 19th Century," -- Presented at the

Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, University of

Oregon, Eugene.

1993 Nadenicek, Daniel J., "Early Visions of a System of Connected Parks," --

Presented at the Linear Parks Conference, Boone, North Carolina.

1993 Yahner, Thomas and Daniel J. Nadenicek, "The Historic Cultural Landscape

and an Expanded Vision of Park,"-- Presented at the Linear Parks Conference,

Boone, North Carolina.

1992 Nadenicek, Daniel J., "Nature in the City: Horace Cleveland's Aesthetic,"

-- Presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning

Conference, Columbus, Ohio (session moderator).

1992 Nadenicek, Daniel, "Escape from Puerility: Emblem and Expression

Revisited," -- Presented at the Council of Educators in Landscape

Architecture Conference, University of Virginia, Charlottesville.

1992 Neckar, Lance, and Daniel Nadenicek, "Another Forty Years of Landscape

Architecture," Landscape Historian's Conference at the Clearing Institute,

Door County, Wisconsin.

1991 Nadenicek, Daniel J., "The Literary Landscape of Horace Cleveland,"

Northern Great Plains History Conference, Mankato, Minnesota.

Invited Lectures and Presentations

2017 Invited Lecture, “Design Thinking,” GS LEAD, State Botanical Garden of Georgia

2015 Invited Lecture, “Health and the Built Environment,” College of Public Health,

University of Georgia.

2014 Invited Lecture, “Anne Whiston Spirn: A Postmodern Vantage on Nature,” University of

Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota

2014 Invited Lecture, “Social Imperative and an Environmental Ethic,” Ladies Garden Club,

Athens, GA.

2014 Invited Lecture, “The Value of Good Design,” Hamline University, St. Paul, Minnesota

2014 Invited Lecture, “The Landscape is Real,” Garden Club of Charleston, Charleston, SC.

2014 Invited Lecture, “Children in Nature,” High Museum, Atlanta, GA.

2014 Invited Lecture, “Discovering Equalization Schools,” Linger Longer Series, Reynolds

Plantation.

2013 Address at the Ground Breaking at the UGA Site at Wormsloe.

2012 Address at the Re-dedications of the Jackson Street Building

2011 Invited Lectures, Landscape Architectural History,” “Color Theory,” and “Public

Participation,” Landscape Design School, Charleston, SC.

2010 Invited Lecture, “The History of American Conservation,” Environmental Ethics Series,

Athens, GA

2010 Invited Presentation, “The Future of Service Learning,” Gulf-South Summit, University

of Georgia, Athens.

2009 Invited Lecture, “Parks, Parkways, and Recreation Areas, Landscape Design School

Charleston, SC

2008 Invited Lecture, “The Significance of Gardens,” Peachtree Garden Club, Atlanta, Georgia.

2007 Invited Lecture titled “Rhetoric and Environmental Design,” at the University of

Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.

2007 Invited Lecture titled “History of Landscape Architecture” Landscape Design School,

Charleston, SC. 2006 Invited Lecture titled “Public Landscapes,” Landscape Design School, Charleston, SC. 2004 Invited Cleveland Fellow Lecture at the University of Minnesota titled “Origins of Urban

Sprawl”

2004 Invited Cleveland Fellow lecture at the University of Minnesota titled "From Paxton to

Olmsted.”

2004 Invited Lecture titled “Learning from Landscapes,” Landscape Design School,

Charleston, SC.

2004 Invited lecture titled "Tracking the Heritage of American Sprawl, Urban Sprawl Seminar

Series, sponsored by the CCGC, Clemson, University.

2003 Invited lecture titled “Emerson and the Origins of Landscape Architecture,” at Olmsted

and Emerson, sponsored by the Olmsted Center, the Emerald Necklace Conservancy, and

Brookline Adult Education, Brookline, MA.

2003 Invited Lecture titled “Before Modernism: History of Landscape Architecture” at the

Landscape Design School, Charleston, SC.

2002 Invited lecture “Origins of American Forestry,” Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National

Historical Park, Woodstock, Vermont.

2002 Invited to lectures titled “Frederick Billings and the Western Landscape” and “The

Landscape of Minnehaha” at the Western Heritage Center Billings, Montana.

2002 Invited Lecture titled “Modernism and Beyond” at the Landscape Design School,

Charleston, SC.

2001 Invited lecture titled “The Billings Legacy,” Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historic

Park, Woodstock, Vermont.

2000 Invited lecture titled “A Sylvan Master Plan ‘Applied to the Wants of the West,’”

American Studies Workshop, Penn State.

All invited lectures and presentations prior to 2000 available upon request.

Grants, Project Funding, Assistantship Funding, and Landscape Journal Funding

2015 Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost (with Gregg Coyle),

$155,000

2015 Southern Highland Reserve, $5,000

2015 Odum School of Ecology $7,500

2015 College of Engineering, $10,000

2014 College of Family and Consumer Sciences, $5,000

2014 Wormsloe Foundation, $18,000

2014 Historic Preservation Master Plan, Office of the President, UGA, $30,000

2014 Southern Highland Reserve, $5,000

2014 Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center, $10,000

2014 Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture, $45,000

2013 University of Minnesota, $21,000

2013 Office of the Vice President for Research, $6,000

2013 Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center, $10,000

2013 College of Family and Consumer Sciences, $5,000

2013 Wormsloe Foundation, $17,000

2012 State Botanical Garden of Georgia, $32,000

2012 UGA Office of Sustainability, $2,500

2012 Ed Castro Landscape, $10,000

2011 Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach, University of Georgia,

$35,000

2011 City of Forsyth, GA, $10,000

2011 President’s Venture Fund, $5,000

2011 Stratford Hall (with Eric MacDonald), $60,000

2011 Jewett Tucker, $10,000

2010 Agnes Scott College, $10,000

2010 Bamboo Farm (with Gregg Coyle), $15,000

2009 Roebling Road Raceway, $5,000

2007 Getty Foundation Campus Heritage Grant, $160,000, Clemson University Campus

Heritage and Preservation Study (Cari Goetcheus, Principal Investigator and project

manager)

2007 Landscape Architecture Foundation, $25,000, Landscape Futures Initiative Conference,

May 18 – 21, 2008 in Charleston (with Robert Hewitt)

2006 Burton Center, $20,000, Funding for Graduate Assistants (with Professor McCubbin)

2005 South Carolina Commission on Higher Education, State Lottery Endowed Chair Fund,

$2,000,000, to be matched through fundraising, Endowed Chair in Urban Ecology (with

Dr. Pat Layton, Forest Resources Chair and Alan Elzerman, Environmental Engineering

Chair)

2004 Michelin Corporation, $8,100, Long Range Landscape Plan and Short-Term Improvement

Projects (with Bob Bainbridge).

2003 Museum of Life and the Environment, York County, $17,000 to work in studio with

Architecture and UNC Charlotte on a sustainable community design (with Jose Caban).

2001 The Presidio, $31,000 (administered in part by the Presidio and in part by Penn State), for

Historic Forest Characterization Study.

2000 Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, $12,000, to hold a Planning the

Historic Forest Charrette at the National Park (with Grace Wang).

2000 Bowers Fund (Architectural Engineering, Penn State), an additional $1950 to fund

“Beyond Preservation,” a conference for CEU credit for architects, landscape architects,

planners and engineers (with Tom Boothby and Ceci Rusnak). 1999 Bowers Fund (Architectural Engineering, Penn State), $8500, to fund “Beyond

Preservation,” a conference for CEU credit for architects, landscape architects,

planners, and engineers (with Tom Boothby, Doug Hoffman, and Ceci Rusnak).

1998 Bowers Fund (Architectural Engineering, Penn State), $8500, to fund “Beyond

Preservation,” a conference for CEU credit for architects, landscape architects,

planners and engineers (with Tom Boothby, Doug Hoffman, and Ceci Rusnak). 1998 University Fund for the Enhancement of General Education, $12,250 for computer

tutorials for the History of Landscape Architecture

1998 College of Arts and Architecture, $4900 for computer tutorials for the History of

Landscape Architecture

1997 College of Arts and Architecture Faculty Grant, $4500 for “Confronting the Galactic

City: In Search of Historical Integrity and Ecological Health,” planning an

international conference on the galactic city.

1996 The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, $8450 for

"OnSite/InSight: Nature, Humanity, and Time, A Symposium on Landscape History”

(with Bonj Szczygiel and Tom Yahner).

1996 The Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies, $3500, to fund travel to

numerous archival collections for establishing an electronic archive for the

Horace Cleveland Papers.

1996 The Hubbard Educational Trust, $1800, to help defray costs for the printing of

What do We Expect to Learn From Our History: The First Symposium on

History in Landscape Architecture.

1995 Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies, International Cooperative

programs, and College of Arts and Architecture, $900, for Travel to France to

attend a conference.

1995 National Endowment for the Arts, $44,500, "More Than a Train Ride," East

Broad Top Railroad study (name added to grant while in progress through the

Southwestern Pennsylvania Heritage Preservation Commission).

1995 Program Development Fund, Penn State Continuing and Distance Education,

$15,000, "A New Era: Groundbreaking Activities for the Penn State Center for

Studies in Landscape History" (with Eliza Pennypacker).

1995 Program Assistance Support Fund, Penn State Conferences and Institutes, $6300,

"Center for Studies in Landscape Architecture Inaugural Activities" (with

Eliza Pennypacker).

1994 College of Arts and Architecture Competition for Major Creative Research

Projects, $5000, "What Do We Expect to Learn from Our History? A Symposium

on History in Landscape Architecture" (with Eliza Pennypacker). 1993 Institute for Arts and Humanistic Studies, $2500, funding for "What Do We

Expect to Learn from Our History? A Symposium on History in Landscape

Architecture" (with Professor Pennypacker).

1993 The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, $10,000, funding for

"What Do We Expect to Learn from Our History? A Symposium on History in Landscape

Architecture" (with Eliza Pennypacker).

1993 Office of Research, College of Arts and Architecture, $2000, funding for "What

Do We Expect to Learn from Our History? A Symposium on History in

Landscape Architecture"(with Eliza Pennypacker).

1993 Fund for the Improvement of Undergraduate Instruction, $1000, work on a new

course titled "Historical Issues in Landscape Architecture" (with Eliza Pennypacker).

1993 United Federal Endowment for the Enhancement of Undergraduate Education,

$3100, to research in Philadelphia and to organize a new course titled

"Historic Issues in Landscape Architecture" (with Eliza Pennypacker)

1993 The Center for Rural Pennsylvania, $44,000, to analyze the local landscape

near Hanover, PA and develop a vision for the future (part of a five person

team from Penn State -- Kelleann Foster, principal investigator).

1993 Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies, $1250, to research the design of Eastwood

Cemetery in Lancaster, MA and the influence of Emerson on Cleveland’s design

1991 Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies, $1250, to research the

origin of the profession of landscape architecture and the connection to

American literature (particularly Transcendentalism).

Reports to Sponsor

Available upon request.

Creative Accomplishment and Professional Projects

Available upon request

Achievements and Awards

2017 Selected as an Honorary Member of the Garden Club of America

2016 Inducted as a Fellow of the American Society of Landscape Architects (FASLA)

2016 Inducted as a Fellow of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture

(FCELA)

2009 Outstanding Administrator Award, Council of Educators in Landscape

Architecture

2004 South Carolina American Planning Association Award for large-scale master

planning with Umit Yilmaz

2001 – 04 Horace Cleveland Visiting Lecturer at the University of Minnesota

2000 Horace Cleveland Visiting Professor, University of Minnesota

2000 Best Paper Award, Eastern Communication Association Conference

1998-00 Term Fellow, Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies

1996 Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture National Award of Recognition

for excellence in research, teaching, and public service

1994 Award for Excellence in Teaching, College of Arts and Architecture, Penn State

Public Service

2017 Sioux Falls, SD, R. F. Pettigrew Elementary School Eco-playground

2015 Battle of Briar Creek Charrette

2009 – present Athens-Clarke Heritage Foundation

2007 – 2009 Historic Old Pickens Foundation projects

2003 Coordinated and Organized Presidents’ Garden Charrette, Clemson University,

the Class of 1939, and the South Carolina Botanical Garden

2000 – 2005 Board of Directors of the Library of American Landscape History

2000 Coordinated service Learning Project at Mount Auburn Cemetery

1998-2002 President of the Honor Society of Sigma Lambda Alpha

1997- 2003 Executive Council member of the Alliance for Historic Landscape Preservation

Service before 1997 available upon request

Society Membership and Organization Leadership

President, Board of Directors, Library of American Landscape History

Member, Board of Directors, Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center

Member, Board of Advisors, Southern Highland Reserve

American Society of Landscape Architects

Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture

Alliance for Historic Landscape Preservation