Michael V. Holmes Landscape Architecture Program Director and Associate Professor, Oklahoma State University

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1 Landscape Architecture Program Director and Associate Professor, Oklahoma State University Curriculum Vitae December 1, 2017 Table of Contents Page Number EDUCATION 2 ACADEMIC POSITIONS 2 AWARDS AND AFFILIATIONS Awards 4 Professional Affiliations 5 TEACHING ACHIEVEMENTS Courses Taught 5 Internship Coordination 7 Academic Advising 8 Graduate Committees 8 Service Learning Class Projects 8 Guest Lectures 11 ACHIEVEMENTS AS PROGRAM DIRECTOR Curriculum Development 13 Academic Reports 13 Educational Workshops Organized 14 Alumni Events Organized 15 Professional-Student Engagement 16 Fundraising 17 INTERNATIONAL INITIATIVES 18 SCHOLARSHIP Built Works and Master Plans 19 Communication Design 22 Exhibitions 22 Publications 23 Professional Presentations 25 Outreach Materials Developed 29 Outside Consulting Projects 29 Outreach Projects 30 SERVICE Departmental Service and Activities 32 Division Service and Activities 33 University Service and Activities 33 Youth Programs at OSU 33 Professional Service and Activities 34 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 34

2 Page 2 of 36 EDUCATION Master of Landscape Architecture North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Thesis: Characterizing Development Patterns in Watauga County, North Carolina: A GIS Exploration of Spatial Data Types and Analysis Techniques Bachelor of Science, Ornamental Horticulture Berry College, Rome, GA Fellow, Natural Resources Leadership Institute North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Ninety-six hours of formal training in public participation, facilitation, conflict resolution, and collaborative problem solving focused around natural resources issues. Effort culminated in a one-year practicum. Practicum Project: Preservation or Development? Neighbors Negotiating a Common Vision for Their Historic Rural Community ACADEMIC POSITIONS Program Director and Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, Oklahoma State University Appointment: 100% Teaching. Teaching Responsibilities: Preparing for and teaching in the fall and spring semesters. Course assignments varied to meet the needs of the program. Current assignment for the fall semesters include LA1013: Introduction to Landscape Architecture & Management (Team Taught: Lead Faculty), LA3112: Landscape Architecture National Survey, LA4112: Landscape Architecture Career Survey, and LA4894: Landscape Construction III: Materials and Methods. Current course assignment for the spring semesters include LA2323: Computer Aided Design and LA4525: Studio 6: Collaborative Design. Serve as internship coordinator and facilitate LA 3010: Internships in Landscape Architecture in both the spring and fall semesters. Serve as academic adviser to approximate students annually. [2010-present: Associate Professor] Program Director Responsibilities: Curriculum enhancements, faculty course assignments, recruitment and supervision of adjunct faculty, student-learning outcomes assessment, coordinate international collaborations, program promotion, program recruitment, professional / alumni relations, fundraising, coordinate Professional Advancement Committee, and mentoring new faculty. [2012-present: Program Director]

3 Page 3 of 36 Summer Responsibilities (2 months supplemental appointment): Annually address longterm strategic planning needs of the landscape architecture program. Annually teach LA2513: Native American Symbolism in Landscape Architecture. Annually, coordinate LA 3010: Internship in Landscape Architecture. Annually organize, coordinate, and teach the Summer Institute at Oklahoma State University, a 3-week academic program for landscape architecture students from partner universities in China. Additional initiatives vary year to year, but included invited instructor for 3-week special courses at Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University, Yangling, China, instructor for Discover Architecture, a 1-week academic program for high school students, and instructor of summer youth programs Camp T.U.R.F. and 4H Roundup. [2012-present: Summer Supplemental appointment] Assistant Professor Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, Oklahoma State University Appointment: 100% Teaching. Responsibilities: Annually taught and prepared content for the following courses: Landscape Architectural Design I, Landscape Construction III: Materials and Methods, Landscape Architectural Design IV, Computer-Aided Design, and Peru Study Abroad Course. Served as academic adviser to approximate 20 students annually. [ ] Research Associate, Design Research Laboratory and Extension Program College of Design, North Carolina State University Research topics included: Landscape Assessment, GIS Spatial Analysis, Watershed Restoration, Low Impact Development and Design, Landuse Planning, Alternative Development Forms, Digital Technology in Landscape Architecture, Digital Imaging, 3D Modeling and Simulation. Manager tasks: Supervised approximately 6 graduate students per semester. Managed laboratory s hardware, software, service accounts, and website. [ ] Lecturer Department of Landscape Architecture, North Carolina State University Team-taught a five-week GIS module of Landscape Resource Management and Planning, Fall Lecture topics include: Ecologically sensitive landscape planning, impact analysis, and GIS. Taught, Fall 2000, and team-taught, Spring 2001, Digital Design Media for Landscape Architecture. Lecture topics included: Digital drawing, digital imaging, photo simulation, 3D modeling, information design, and presentation layout. Computer applications included: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Form-Z, and Quark Express. [Fall 2000, Spring 1, Fall 2003] Research Assistant, Design Research Laboratory College of Design, North Carolina State University Research topics included: GIS Spatial Analysis, Conservation Design Techniques, and Digital Imaging Techniques. [ ]

4 Page 4 of 36 AWARDS AND AFFILIATIONS PROFESSIONAL HONORS & AWARDS 1st Place in the Council of Educators of Landscape Architects International Logo and Graphic Identity Design Competition. March 31, Submission: Progressing. This submission was selected from the 50 entries as the new logo and graphic identity of the organization. 3rd Place in the Council of Educators of Landscape Architects International Logo and Graphic Identity Design Competition. March 31, Submission: Connecting to the Future. American Public Garden Association Plant Collections Network, Accreditation to the Trillium Collection and Education Garden, Huntsville Botanic Garden, Huntsville AL Reviewer s statement, By far the most extensive public collection of eastern North American native trillium. Severed as design consultant in (concept, design, and implementation). Continue to consult annually as garden matures. 2015, Outstanding Service Learning Faculty Award, President s Leadership and Service Recognition, Oklahoma State University. 2015, 2 nd Place Award, President s Cup for Creative Interdisciplinary Programs, Oklahoma State University. For the Camp Turf Summer Program. (Team Member: lead by Shelly Mitchell) 2012, Silver Award for Communication Excellence (ACE): Single Marketing Item, Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life Sciences. For the design of The Botanic Garden at OSU s Gift-Giving Portfolio, with Mike Davis and Kim Toscano. 2012, American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Blue Ribbon Award for Innovative Extension Methods, Designing and Specifying Pervious Pavement with Jason Vogel, Michael Holmes, Shelley Mitchell and Phil Kresge. 2011, Keep Oklahoma Beautiful Environmental Excellence Competition: Finalist. For the Sensory Garden at the Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University with Mike Schnelle. 2010, Pi Alpha Xi Honor Society of Horticulture, Inductee. 2009, Award for Excellence, Oklahoma Recreation & Parks Society, Xeriscape Demonstration Garden, Edmond, OK with David Hillock and the City of Edmond, OK. 2008, Keep Oklahoma Beautiful Award, 1 st Place in Educational Institution Category, Joint Entry with Mike Schnelle. 2002, NC-APA Outstanding Planning Award, Consultant on the Town of Cary s Open Space and Historic Resources Plan. 2000, Sigma Lambda Alpha Honor Society of Landscape Architecture, Inductee. 1998, Faculty Service Award, Department of Landscape Architecture, North Carolina State University. 1997, ASLA Certificate of Honor for Excellence in the Study of Landscape Architecture. 1997, ASLA National Student Design Competition Distinguished Graduate Team Research Award A Juneau Century to , Outreach, Research and Extension Grant, School of Design, North Carolina State University.

5 Page 5 of 36 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Member, American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Member, Council of Educators in Landscape Architectures (CELA) TEACHING ACHIEVEMENTS COURSES TAUGHT (FALL and Spring Semesters at Oklahoma State University) Fall 2017: 4 Courses, 9.5 Credits, 11.5 Contact Hours LA1013: Introduction to Landscape Architecture & Management, Team Taught: Lead Faculty LA3112: Landscape Architecture National Survey (New Course) LA4112: Landscape Architecture Career Survey LA4894: Landscape Construction III: Materials and Methods Spring 2017: 2 Courses, 8 Credits, 15 Contact Hours LA2323: Computer Aided Design LA4525: Studio 6: Collaborative Design Fall 2016: 4 Courses, 9.5 Credits, 13.5 Contact Hours LA1013: Introduction to Landscape Architecture & Management, Team Taught: Lead Faculty LA3112: Regional Built Works in Landscape Architecture LA4112: National Built Works in Landscape Architecture LA4894: Landscape Construction III: Materials and Methods Spring 2016: 2 Courses, 8 Credits, 15 Contact Hours LA2323: Computer Aided Design LA4525: Studio 6: Collaborative Design Fall 2015: 4 Courses, 9.5 Credits, 13.5 Contact Hours LA1013: Introduction to Landscape Architecture & Management, Team Taught: Lead Faculty LA3112: Regional Built Works in Landscape Architecture LA4112: National Built Works in Landscape Architecture LA4894: Landscape Construction III: Materials and Methods Spring 2015: 3 Courses, 11 Credits, 21 Contact Hours, LA3894: Landscape Construction II: Sustainable Methods (New Course) LA4525: Studio 6: Collaborative Design LA4112: National Built Works in Landscape Architecture Fall 2014: 4.25 Courses, 12.5 Credits, 20.5 Contact Hours LA1013: Introduction to Landscape Architecture & Management, Team Taught: Lead Faculty LA3112: Regional Built Works in Landscape Architecture LA3315: Studio 2: Site Design (New Course) LA4525: Studio 5: Urban Design, taught 3-week collaborative module with Architecture (New Course) LA4894: Landscape Construction III: Materials and Methods

6 Page 6 of 36 Spring 2014: 3 Courses, 9 Credits, 17 Contact Hours, LA2323: Computer Aided Design LA4112: National Built Works in Landscape Architecture (New Course) LA4525: Studio 6: Collaborative Design (New Course) Fall 2013: 4 Courses, 12 Credits, 20 Contact Hours LA1013: Introduction to Landscape Architecture & Management, Team Taught: Lead Faculty LA3112: Regional Built Works in Landscape Architecture Team Taught: Lead Faculty LA3315: Studio 1: Principles and Theory of Design (New Course) LA4894: Landscape Construction III: Materials and Methods Spring 2013: 2 Courses, 7 Credits, 13 Contact Hours, LA2323: Computer Aided Design LA4524: Landscape Architectural Design VI (New Course) Fall 2012: 4 Courses, 10 Credits, 19 Contact Hours LA1013: Introduction to Landscape Architecture & Management, Team Taught: Lead Faculty (New Course) LA3112: Regional Built Works in Landscape Architecture Team Taught: Lead Faculty (New Course) LA4414: Landscape Architectural Design III (New Course) LA4894: Landscape Construction III: Materials and Methods Spring 2005 to 2012: 2 Courses, 7 Credits, 13 Contact Hours (Annually) LA2323: Computer Aided Design (New Course, 2004) LA4424: Landscape Architectural Design IV (New Course, 2004) Fall 2004 to 2011: 2 Courses, 8 Credits, 17 Contact Hours (Annually) LA3314: Landscape Architectural Design I (New Course, 2004) LA4894: Landscape Construction III: Materials and Methods (New Course, 2004) SUMMER COURSES TAUGHT (Oklahoma State University) LA2513: Native American Symbolism in Landscape Design Taught: Summer 2016, 2015, 2013, 2012 LA4063: International Experience in Landscape Architecture Peru: Study Abroad Taught: May 2009, 2007, 2005 LA4053: International Experience in Asia Japan and Thailand: Study Abroad Assistant Instructor: May 2010

7 Page 7 of 36 INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSES (Oklahoma State University) LA4990: Special Problems in Landscape Architecture Summer 2017 (1 student) Spring 2017 (2 students) Fall 2015 (1 student) Spring 2015 (1 student) Spring 2012 (8 students) Spring 2011 (1 student) Spring 2009 (2 students) Fall 2008 (2 students) Fall 2007 (1 student) Fall 2005 (1 student) LA5110: Advanced Special Problems in Landscape Architecture (Graduate Level) Spring 2008 (1 student) INTERNSHIP CORDINATION (Oklahoma State University) LA3010: Landscape Architectural Internship Fall 2017: 7 Students Summer 2017: 4 Students Spring 2017: 3 Students Fall 2016: 3 Students Summer 2016: 7 Students Spring 2016: 5 Students Fall 2015: 7 Students Summer 2015: 4 Students Spring 2015: 2 Students Fall 2014: 2 Students Summer 2014: 8 Students Fall 2013: 1 Students Summer 2013: 6 Students Fall 2012: 1 Students Summer 2012: 10 Students ADDITIONAL COURSES TAUGHT (North Carolina State University) LAR512: Landscape Recourse Management and Planning, North Carolina State University Taught: Fall 2003 (5-week GIS module) LAR582: Digital Design Media for Landscape Architecture, North Carolina State University Taught: Fall 2000, Spring 2001

8 Page 8 of 36 ACADEMIC ADVISING : 14 Landscape Architecture Students : 17 Landscape Architecture Students : 22 Landscape Architecture Students : 25 Landscape Architecture Students : 23 Landscape Architecture Students : 36 Landscape Architecture Students : 22 Landscape Architecture Students : 16 Landscape Architecture Students : 20 Landscape Architecture Students : 22 Landscape Architecture Students : 24 Landscape Architecture Students : 17 Landscape Architecture Students : 7 Landscape Architecture Students : 3 Landscape Architecture Students GRADUATE COMMITTEES Committee Member, PhD Candidate in Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering. Fall 2016-current, Alex McLemore. Committee Member, Master in Environmental Science, Awarded Spring 2007, Leah Dillsaver. Committee Member, Master in Environmental Science Degree, Awarded Spring 2007, Michelle Jantz. SERVICE LEARNING CLASS PROJECTS 2040 Vision for Downtown Stillwater with Site Design for a New Town Square Concepts focused on a nine-block district integrating economic and cultural resources while featuring a new town green. Program elements for the new town square included an event lawn and stage, civic plaza, interactive play elements, streetscape enhancements, and associated economic development. Intermediate and final presentations were made to city council members and city staff. Students design concepts were featured in the local paper and serve to facilitate conversations about possible design solutions as the city works with consultants. LA 4525: Studio 6. Spring 2017 City of Edmond Community Garden Design Charrette, Multiple concepts of a community garden were developed integrating low impact development stormwater techniques. Mitch Park, Edmond, OK, LA 4525: Studio 6 in collaboration with University of Oklahoma s Landscape Architecture students and faculty. Spring 2017 Westwood Elementary School: Learning Garden, Hands-On Design/Build Project, Westwood Elementary School Courtyard, Stillwater, OK, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall (Value of installation, approximately $8,000) [Award:Oklahoma Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architecture: Special Award for Community Service, 2017]

9 Page 9 of 36 Wooden Art Structure: Twisted Reflection, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall (Value of installation, approximately $12,000) An Eco-Village at OSU: A prototype for a Sustainable Living Learning Community: Working with colleagues to explore the potential future of a sustainable living-learning community that embraces the full land-grant mission. Oversaw integration of the eco-village design conceptualization in the Landscape Architecture Capstone Course, LA 4525: Studio 6, (Funding $25,000) A Temporal Landscape Installation Exhibition: imparting meaning to sight and nature by revealing or merging natural and man-made patterns, thirteen student-constructed exhibitions of natural materials and themes at The Botanic Garden at OSU; displayed for two months. LA 4414: Design 3, Fall 2012 The Botanic Garden at OSU: Plant Display Shade Structure, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2012 Koi Pond Walkway Renovation, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2012 West Fence Wall, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2011 Gray Family Residential Landscape Design, Stillwater, OK, LA 3314: Design 1, Fall 2011 (Funding: $800) Integrated Pest Management Garden Walkway and Low Garden Wall, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2011 (Funding: In-kind Donation, $5,300) Orchard Picket Fence, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2010 Koi Pond Walkway, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2010 (Funding: In-kind Donation, $4,500) Sensory Garden: Series of Five Arbors, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2010 Plaza Circle Walkway, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2009 (Funding: In-kind Donation, $4,500) Skyline Elementary School s Learning Ground, Stillwater, OK, LA 4424: Design 4, Spring 2009 Krein Family Residential Landscape Design, Stillwater, OK, LA 3314: Design 1, Fall 2008 (Funding: $400) Water Monitoring Platform, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2008 (Funding: In-kind Donation, $3,000) Garden Cottage Hardscape Ramp, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2008 (Funding: In-kind Donation, $3,000)

10 Page 10 of 36 Garden Sheds, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2008 Village Verde: A Sustainable Mixed Use Community, Piedmont, OK, LA 4424: Design 4, Spring 2008 (Funding: $1,000) Evans Family Residential Landscape Design, Chandler, OK, LA 3314: Design 1, Fall 2007 (Funding: $650) Historical Picket Fence Demonstration Series, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2007 Unit Paver Patterns Demonstration Walk: Renovation of Trellis Walkway, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2007 (Funding: In-kind Donation, $4,000) Lily Rural Acreage Site Plan, Enid, OK, LA 3314: Design 1, Fall 2006 (Funding: $650) Outdoor Classroom for Forty Students, Hands-On Design/Build Project, Oklahoma Gardening Studio Gardens, Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2006 Historic Dale Residential Design, Guthrie, OK, LA 3314: Design 1, Fall 2006 (Funding: $600) Connector Walkway, Hands-On Design/Build Project, Oklahoma Gardening Studio Gardens, Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2006 (Funding: In-kind Donation, $4,000) Stillwater Creek Corridor Study and Master Plan, Stillwater, OK, LA 4424: Design 4, Spring, 2006 (Funding: $1,500) Centennial Park Master Plan, Ardmore Main Street Authority, Ardmore, OK, LA 4424: Design 4, Spring, 2006 (Funding: $850) Schellenberg Rural Development Master Plan, LA 3314: Design 1, Fall 2005 (Funding: $500) Entrance Fence and Benches, Hands-On Design/Build Project, Oklahoma Gardening Studio Gardens, Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2005 Entrance Walk, Plaza, and Fence, Hands-On Design/Build Project, Oklahoma Gardening Studio Gardens, Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2005 (Funding: Inkind Donation, $7,000) Oak Park Community Master Plan, Guthrie Housing Authority, Guthrie, OK, LA 4424: Design 4, Spring 2005 (Funding: $1,200) Burger Residential Design, Stillwater, OK, LA 3314: Design 1, Fall 2004 (Funding: $600) Trellis Walkway, Hands-On Design/Build Project, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University, LA 4894: Construction 3, Fall 2004 (Funding: In-kind Donation, $4,000)

11 Page 11 of 36 GUEST LECTURES Portfolio Content Selection and Design Integration Oklahoma State University, LA 3325: Studio 2. Oct Laser Cutter Safety, Operations, and Applications. Oklahoma State University, LA 3325 and LA4425. Aug 21, Laser Cutter Safety, Operations, and Applications. Oklahoma State University, LA 2323, and LA3315. Spring Sizing Bioretention Cells. Oklahoma State University, LA 3894: Construction 2: Sustainable Construction Methods. March Constructed Wetlands: Function and Design. Oklahoma State University, LA 3894: Construction 2: Sustainable Construction Methods. March 2, Tour: Urban Design in Oklahoma City. Universidad Peruana De Ciencias Aplicadas, Studio Exchange Program. February Laser Cutter Safety, Operations, and Applications. Oklahoma State University, LA 3325, LA3884, and LA Fall Portfolio Design Strategies for Landscape Architects Oklahoma State University, LA 3325, LA3884, and LA August Laser Cutter Safety, Operations, and Applications. Oklahoma State University, LA 3325, LA3884, and LA Fall 2016 (3 separate lectures) Information Design and Page Layout for Landscape Architects. Oklahoma State University, LA October 2015 Laser Cutter Safety, Operations, and Applications. Oklahoma State University, LA And LA Spring 2015 Successful Portfolio Design. Oklahoma State University, LA 3325 and LA October 2013 Similarities between Patterns in the Landscape and Patterns in Music. Oklahoma State University, LA 2323: Graphics II. April 2013 Tour: Significant Landscape Architectural Sites of Oklahoma City, OK. Universidad Peruana De Ciencias Aplicadas, Studio Exchange Program. February 2013 Tour: Significant Landscape Architectural Sites of Tulsa, OK. Universidad Peruana De Ciencias Aplicadas, Studio Exchange Program. February 2012 Site Grading. Oklahoma State University, LA 3884: Construction I. October 2011 The Practice and Principles of Wetland Design. Oklahoma State University, LA 3894: Construction II. January 2011 Landscape Architecture Portfolios: Parts and Pieces. Oklahoma State University, LA 3314, LA 4314, and LA October 2010 Low-Impact Development: Stormwater Design Strategies. Oklahoma State University, LA 3884: Construction I. September 2010 Designing of Integrated Stormwater Management Using Low-Impact Development Techniques. Oklahoma State University, LA 3984: Construction I. October 2009 Low-Impact Development: Stormwater Design Strategies. Oklahoma State University, LA 3884: Construction I. October 2008 Wetland Design: Practice and Principles. Oklahoma State University, LA 3894: Construction II. January 2008 Designing of Integrated Stormwater Management Using Low-Impact Development Techniques. Oklahoma State University, LA 3884: Construction I. October 2007 Faculty Members Are Humans Too. Oklahoma State University, AG 1011: Orientation. September 2007 Tour: Significant Landscape Architectural Sites of Tulsa, OK. Universidad Peruana De Ciencias Aplicadas, Studio Exchange Program. February 2007 Constructed Wetland Design. Oklahoma State University, LA 3894: Construction II. January 2007

12 Page 12 of 36 Low-Impact Development: Stormwater Design Strategies." Oklahoma State University, LA 3884: Construction I. October 2006 Faculty Members Are Humans Too. Oklahoma State University, AG 1011: Orientation. September 2006 Residential and Public Landscapes. Oklahoma State University, HORT 1013: Introduction to Horticulture. February 2006 Tour: Significant Landscape Architectural Sites of Oklahoma City, OK. Universidad Peruana De Ciencias Aplicadas, Studio Exchange Program. February 2006 Constructed Wetland Design. Oklahoma State University, LA 3894: Construction II. January 2006 LID: An Integrated Approach to Stormwater Design. Oklahoma State University, LA 3884: Construction I. November 2005 Residential and Public Landscapes. Oklahoma State University, HORT 1013: Introduction to Horticulture. March 2005 Topography and Landform. Oklahoma State University, LA 3884: Construction I. September 2004 Analysis and Simulation Techniques for Landscape Management. North Carolina State University, LAR 512: Landscape Resource Management. November 2003 Digital Simulation Methods. North Carolina State University, DDN 795: Research Methods in Design. April 2003 Using Photo-Simulation Techniques to Visualize Land Use Issues. North Carolina State University, LAR 411: Digital Design Media for Landscape Architecture. March 2001 Immersive and Interactive Visualizations using Geographic Information Systems. North Carolina State University, NR 533: Application Issues in Geographic Information Systems. December 2001 Analysis and Simulation Techniques for Landscape Management. North Carolina State University, LAR 512: Landscape Resource Management. November 2001 Visual Simulation Methods. North Carolina State University, DDN 795: Research Methods in Design. November 2001 How Virtual Reality Can Effect Design Decision Making. North Carolina State University, DDN Seminar Series. October 2001 Immersive Visualization Tools and Techniques. North Carolina State, LAR 400: Studio, 04/01. GIS and Spatial Modeling. North Carolina State University, LAR 512: Landscape Resource Management. November Blue Ridge Parkway s Scenic Conservation Effort. North Carolina State University, LAR 445: American Parkways and Estates. March 2000 Real-time Interactive Models using VRML. North Carolina State University, ID 400: Studio. January 2000 GIS and Spatial Modeling. North Carolina State University, LAR 512: Landscape Resource Management. November 1999 Using the VisionDome to Display Form Z Models. North Carolina State University, ARC 292. November 1999 Real-time Interactive Models using VRML. NC State University, ARC 292. October 1999 Digital Graphic & Advanced Visualization Techniques. North Carolina State University, LAR 510: Landscape Graphics. July 1999.

13 Page 13 of 36 ACHIEVEMENTS as PROGRAM DIRECTOR [2012-PRESENT] CURRICULUM UPDATES and DEVELOPMENT (Major Initiatives in coordination with LA faculty) 2017: Developed and administered a 65 question portfolio survey to our Landscape Architecture Profession Advancement Committee to inform the alignment of program academic standards with professional expectations. 2017: Developed Studio Sequence Content Matrix, identifying content and delivery relationships across the six design studio courses. 2017: Developed and administered a new student learning assessment model that aligns with accreditation standards. 2016: Mapped course content to learning outcomes across the curriculum. 2016: Developed and implemented strategy and policy for travel course sequencing, required and supplemental course offerings. 2015: Established plan for integration of student portfolio development across the 5- year course sequence. 2015: Aligned course offering, content, and instructional assignment to new faculty hires. 2014: Re-sequenced curriculum, implementing a studio free semester, providing students the option of a spring-summer (long term) internship. 2013: Restructured studio sequence (6 core courses) making them topic based instead of scale based and integrating additional lecture content. 2013: Developed and initiated the beginning of a comprehensive curriculum update, including the submission of 13 courses action forms with updated LA prefixes, course content, descriptions, and credit and/or contact hours. 2012: Identified efficiencies including dropping two course offerings, integrating content into other classes, and reduction of contact hours in 3 courses. ACEDEMIC REPORTS Annual Accreditation Report, OSU Landscape Architecture submitted to Landscape Architectural Accreditation Board (LAAB), [2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, and 2012]. Annual Assessment Report, Accreditation Report, submitted to University Testing and Assessment, [2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, and 2012]. New Assessment Model, OSU Landscape Architecture, submitted to University Testing and Assessment, September Year Accreditation Report, Self-Evaluation Report for the First Professional Degree in Landscape Architecture, Oklahoma State University. 209 pages. [ ]. [Received Reaccreditation for the period of ].

14 Page 14 of 36 EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS ORGANIZED FOR STUDENTS Portfolio Workshop: Understanding Professional Expectations. Oct 13, Four hours of interactive educational content focused on portfolio design, portfolio development strategies, and individualized student/professional engagement. (29 student participants, 12 professional participants) In-Kind Donation $4,800 City of Edmond Community Garden Design Charrette, April 14, Nine 5 th -year OSU students were joined by 7 graduate students from the University of Oklahoma in an eighthour collaborative design charrette. Feedback was provided to the students by eight professionals. In-Kind Donation $1,160 (estimate) Farmer s Market Plaza Design Charrette, April 7, Four-hour educational workshop lead by Jameson Pinson of Environs Group, Lewisburg, TX. The 31 student participates worked in small groups lead by one of nine professionals providing guidance to the students. In-Kind Donation $8,140 (estimate) How to Get the Job: Portfolio and Interview Strategies from Professionals, October 28, 2016, 1 day of educational workshops lead by professionals included a portfolio review, mock interviews sessions and discussion panel. (31 student participants, 14 professional participants) In-Kind Donation $11,480 (estimate) Green Roof Educational Workshop and Design Charrette, Oct 22 23, Six hours of content delivery and professional engagement educational workshops lead by Cody Klein of the Office of James Burnett, Boston, MA. Thirty-five student participants worked in small groups lead by one of 12 professionals providing guidance to the students. In-Kind Donation $9,200 (estimate) Landscape Architecture Educational Workshop Series. Oct 24, Four 1-hour rotating educational workshops led by professionals. Topic included interview techniques, drawing perspectives, the office environment, and social media in the profession. (36 student participants, 12 professional participants) In-Kind Donation $9,840 Portfolio Workshop. Oct 23, Eight hours of interactive educational content delivered on portfolio design and development led by Darla Callaway of Design Workshop and Cody Klein of the Office of James Burnett. (25 student participants, 4 professional participants) In-Kind Donation $7,260 Professional Development Educational Workshop. Oct 17-18, Seven hours of indicative educational content delivered by professionals in the form of portfolio workshop, mock interviews sessions, and four one-hour education sessions. (36 student participants, 12 professional participants) In-Kind Donation $12,720 Hand Graphic Workshop. October 17, 2013, Eight-hour hand graphic workshop lead by Jeff and Betsy Suiter of EDSA and Nicole Warns of TBG. (45 student participants, 3 professional participants) In-Kind Donation $6,420 Educational Workshops (5 th year Portfolio Workshop, 3 rd and 4 th year: Design Charrette), March 8, 2013, Educational workshops led by professionals included a portfolio review and design charrette. (42 student participants, 10 professional participants) In-Kind Donation $8,200 (estimate)

15 Page 15 of 36 Educational Workshop: Beyond Technical Skills, Oct 18-19, 2012, four-hour educational workshop led by professionals included a series of mock speed-dating interviews and education sessions. (40 student participants, 11 professional participants) In-Kind Donation $9,020 (estimate) Graphic Workshop, Building Retention through Skills, Confidence, and Peer Relationships in the OSU Landscape Architecture Program. Fall 2012, worked with colleagues to plan and implement a two-day graphic workshop with the goals of cross-class mentoring, active hands-on learning and removing fear of criticism for the purposes of student retention. (54 student participants, 1 professional participant) Funding $2,000 University Grant ALUMNI EVENTS ORGANIZED Note: As part of program development, the first landscape architecture alumni event beside the National ASLA organized receptions was held in January ASLA National Meeting Alumni Reception, Los Angeles, CA, 14 Alumni and 8 Student Participants, October 21, ASLA National Meeting Alumni Lunch, Los Angeles, CA, 6 Alumni and 8 Student Participants, October 20, Dallas-Fort Worth Alumni Dinner, Dallas, TX. 5 Alumni and 10 Student Participants, September 20, ASLA National Meeting Alumni Dinner, New Orleans, LA. 5 Alumni and 9 Student Participants, November 6, Dallas-Fort Worth Alumni Dinner, Frisco, TX. 7 Alumni and 18 Student Participants, September 14, Alumni and Friends Reception and Cookout, The Botanic Garden at OSU, Stillwater OK, 12 Alumni, 5 Professionals and 32 Student Participants, April 8, ASLA National Meeting Alumni Dinner, Chicago, IL. 10 Alumni and 7 Student Participants, November 6, 2015 Fall 2015 Dallas-Fort Worth Alumni Dinner, Deep Ellum, Dallas TX. 7 Alumni and 11 Student to Participants, September 22, 2015 Winter 2015 Dallas-Fort Worth Alumni Dinner, Deep Ellum, Dallas TX. 10 Alumni and 11 Student Participants, January 21, ASLA National Meeting Alumni Dinner, Denver, CO. 12 Alumni and 9 Student t Participants, November 21, Alumni and Friends Reception and Cookout, The Botanic Garden at OSU, Stillwater OK, 14 Alumni and 35 Student Participants, April 10, Dallas-Fort Worth Alumni Dinner, Dallas TX, 12 Alumni Participants and 12 Student Participants, January 17, Austin, Texas Alumni Dinner Alumni Dinner, Austin TX, 7 Alumni and 12 Student Participants, January 19, ASLA National Meeting Alumni Reception, Phoenix, AZ, 13 Alumni and 10 Student Participants, September 29, 2012

16 Page 16 of 36 FACILITATED PROFESSIONAL / STUDENT ENGAGEMENT Enhanced student experience and skills development by faculty facilitated opportunities for students to interact directly with professionals. Available to All Landscape Architecture Students o Fall 2017: 12 Opportunities o Spring 2017: 12 Opportunities o Fall 2016: 20 Opportunities o Spring 2016: 20 Opportunities o Fall 2015: 10 Opportunities o Spring 2015: 12 Opportunities o Fall 2014: 23 Opportunities o Spring 2014: 34 Opportunities o Fall 2013: 15 Opportunities o Spring 2013: 12 Opportunities o Fall 2012: 16 Opportunities Fall Fall 2017 (Total) = 173 opportunities Available to a Single Course or Group of Students o Fall 2017: 70 Opportunities o Spring 2017: 19 Opportunities o Fall 2016: 80 Opportunities o Spring 2016: 20 Opportunities o Fall 2015: 66 Opportunities o Spring 2015: 33 Opportunities o Fall 2014: 29 Opportunities o Spring 2014: 57 Opportunities o Fall 2013: 17 Opportunities o Spring 2013: 43 Opportunities o Fall 2012: 22 Opportunities Fall Fall 2017 (Total) = 466 opportunities RECRUITMENT AND SUPERVISION OF ADJUNCT FACULTY Fall 2014, 3 adjunct faculty members o LA 3884: Construction I o LA 4433: Land Use and Community Planning o LA 4515: Studio 5: Urban Design Spring 2014, 2 adjunct faculty members o LA 2323: Computer-Aided Design o LA 4034: Landscape Planting Design Fall 2013, 1 adjunct faculty member o LA 4583: Landscape Environmental Planning Spring 2013, 2 adjunct faculty members o LA 3894: Construction II o LA 4573: Recreation Planning Fall 2012, 1 adjunct faculty member o LA 4433: Land Use and Community Planning Spring 2012, 3 adjunct faculty members o LA 3673: History and Theory of Landscape Architecture o LA 3682: Professional Practice and Office Procedure o LA 4034: Landscape Planting Design

17 Page 17 of 36 FUNDRAISING Initiatives Established Landscape Architecture Program s first foundation accounts. o Landscape Architecture Fund for Excellence, Established 2013 o Landscape Architecture General Scholarship Fund, Established 2013 o Landscape Architecture Endowed Scholarship Fund in Honor of John o R. Ritter, Established Elmer & Mona Lewis Ritter & John R. Ritter Endowed Scholarship for Landscape Architecture, Established and Endowed Initiated fundraising campaign for Landscape Architecture Endowed Scholarship Fund in Honor of John R. Ritter resulting in contribution by 71 individuals. Endowed Monetary Donations to the Landscape Architecture Program Note: Historically monetary donations to the Landscape Architecture Program have been extremely limited. For example, the total monetary donation the 3-year period of 2009, 2010, and 2011 was $ : $27,165 (January 1 to September 30) 2016: $10, : $7, : $2, : $42, : $ (Total) = $90,585 In-Kind Donations to the Landscape Architecture Program Note: Professionals donate their time to interact with students in numerous ways: jury members, lead tours, guest speakers, office visits, lead workshops, serving on our Professional Advancement Committee, etc. 2017: Fall: $41, : Spring: $21, : Fall: $46, : Spring: $12, : Fall: $29, : Spring: $23, : Fall: $31, : Spring: $21, : Fall: $23, : Spring: $20, : Fall: $19, : Spring: $18, (Total) = $310,738

18 Page 18 of 36 INTERNATIONAL INITIATIVES Coordinator, Oklahoma State University Landscape Architecture Academic Exchange with Southwest Jiaotong University (SWJTU) of Chengdu, China Administrator, 2+3 joint Landscape Architecture Degree Program between OSU and SWJTU. Developed course curriculum transfer credit guidelines between the two academic programs. Worked with landscape architecture faculty to refocus program s study abroad course in Asia to integrate with SWJTU. Facilitated first OSU landscape architecture student six-month study aboard in China. [July current] : 2 student Participants : 3 Student Participants : 3 Student Participants : 2 Student Participants : 1 Student Participants Administrator or coordinator, One Semester Exchange between OSU and SWJTU. Advised non degree seeking visiting scholars : 2 student Participants : 3 Student Participants : 2 Student Participants : 3 Student Participants Coordinator and Instructor, 2016 Summer Institute at Oklahoma State University Organized, prepared content for, and led a two-day academic program for 15 students (Landscape Architecture) from SWJTU. [August 2016] Coordinator and Instructor, 2013 Summer Institute at Oklahoma State University Organized, prepared content for and lead two-week academic program for 16 students (Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design Students) from SWJTU. [July 2013] Coordinator and Instructor, 2012 Summer Institute at Oklahoma State University Organized, prepared content for, and led two-week academic program for 17 students (Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design Students) from SWJTU. [July 2012] Coordinator, Oklahoma State University Landscape Architecture Academic Exchange with Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University (NWAFU) from Yangling, China. Administrator, 2+3 joint Landscape Architecture Degree Program between OSU and NWAFU. (under development) Developing course curriculum transfer credit guidelines between the two academic programs to support establishment of a joint degree from the two universities. [Summer on going]

19 Page 19 of 36 Instructor, Summer Institute at Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University (NWAFU) Yangling, China. Organized, prepared, and delivered content for a 3-week course titled The Language of Place. The course was completed by 67 sophomore landscape architecture students at NWAFU. Additional academic engagement included guest lectures, faculty interactions, jurying design projects, and mentoring graduate students. May 29 to June 19, Coordinator and Instructor, 2017 Summer Institute at Oklahoma State University Organized a three-week academic program for 12 students from NWAFU, China. Prepared and delivered two weeks of academic content. [July 10-28, 2017] Coordinator and Instructor, 2016 Summer Institute at Oklahoma State University Organized a three-week academic program for 13 students from NWAFU, China. Prepared and delivered 2 weeks of academic content. [July 18 Aug 5, 2016] Coordinator, Oklahoma State University Landscape Architecture Studio Exchange with Universidad Perunan de Ciencias (UPC) of Lima, Peru. [2004-current] Joint Academic Studio Collaboration Hosted at Oklahoma State University. Host Peruvian architecture students and faculty members visiting from UPC, integrating them into Design studio as part of a multidisciplinary / multicultural design project. Coordinator, [2015, 2017] Studio Instructor and Coordinator, [2010, 2012] Studio Instructor and Co-Coordinator, [2006, 2007, 2009] Peru Study Abroad Course, LA4063. Led study abroad experience where participants study cultural and historical landscapes in the Peruvian cities of Lima, Trujillo, Cusco, and Manchu Picchu and a one-week collaborative project with UPC architecture students. Studio Abroad Instructor [2005, 2007, 2009] SCHOLARSHIP BUILT WORKS and MASTERPLANS New Urban Master Plan, Lake Eufaula, OK. Developed a 600-acre master plan for a new town including a mixed-use town center, pedestrian and vehicular circulation plan, a trail and open space plan with integrated 5-minute walkability strategies to neighborhood / civic nodes, Academic Exercise [ ] Westwood Elementary School: Learning Garden. Led design and construction efforts of an educational outdoor classroom at Westwood Elementary School Courtyard, Stillwater, OK. The project included six raised planting beds, a sand station, a weather station, a music wall, a xylophone bench, a gravity station, an arbor, five trellises, and five benches. Coordinated two OSU student service / service-leaning projects, provided technical expertise for an Eagle Scout project, and coordinated parent workdays at the elementary school during the implementation phase of the project. [2016]

20 Page 20 of 36 Herb Garden, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Served as design consultant in creating an educational display herb garden and its integration with the surrounding gardens. [2015] Native Prairie Trail System, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Served as codesign consultant in creating an immersive experience for visitors to the native plant restoration site. [ ] Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Demonstration Garden, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Worked with colleagues to design and implement an IPM Demonstration Garden. Design solution includes a formal terrace garden, flexible gathering space and a series of lateral pathways. [ ] Earth, Wind, Water and Fire Garden, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Served as design consultant in developing a series of four gardens to represent in abstract the fundamental elements of nature. [2012] Mitigating Stormwater Using Bioretention and Porous Paving: Phase One of the Integrated Environmental Research and Education Site, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Worked with colleagues to coordinated design and implementation of a porous paving entrance road, parking lot and two bioretention cells. Funding $117,000 [ ] Sensory Education Garden, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Worked with colleagues to design and implement a 6000 sq. ft. therapeutic sensory garden. Design solution includes 6 garden rooms, a series of arbors, accessible planting beds, interactive displays and educational signage. Funding: $91,000 [ ] Award: Keep Oklahoma Beautiful Environmental Excellence: Finalist Pedestrian Recreation and Education Loop Trail, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Worked with colleagues to design and implement 3/4-mile pedestrian trail complete with interpretive signage. Multiple phases of this project included formal and inform trail surfaces to provide ADA compliant access. Funding $107,000 [ ] Xeriscape Garden at Edmond s Bickham-Rudkin Park. Worked with city staff of Edmond, Oklahoma, local professionals and OSU Cooperative Extension faculty to design a xeriscape/ water conservation demonstration garden. Major elements include 150 species of xeriscape plants, practical turf areas, irrigation, walkways, a 2000-gallon cistern system, rain garden and eleven interpretive signs. Funding: $97,000 [ ], Award for Excellence, Oklahoma Recreation & Parks Society Wildscape Corridor, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Served as design consultant in re-developing a section of garden for optimal wildlife value while providing cohesion between adjacent design elements. [2011] Cow Creek Native Plant Walk, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Served as design consultant in developing linear walkway to provide views of riparian corridor and showcase native plant material. [ ] The GREEN Cottage In-ground Rainwater Harvesting Sand Cistern, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Served as design consultant in developing underground storage system that maximizes rainwater capture for re-use. Design included cistern sizing and placement, landscape integration and overflow management. [ ]

21 Page 21 of 36 Cottage Lawn and Garden, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Served as design consultant in renovating garden beds and lawn area to create a harmonious design complimentary to adjacent building and providing adequate circulation for visitors along multiple routes. [ ] Edible Landscape Demonstration Garden, Oklahoma Gardening Television Program. Served as design consultant in applying ornamental garden design principles to edible plant materials. Design drew upon permaculture concepts of multi-layered, perennial plantings. Garden was designed to support television programming for Oklahoma Gardening. [2010] The Outcrop, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Designed a functional work of land art to serve as an outdoor gathering space and classroom along the gardens pedestrian pathway. A series of nine stone slabs provide seating and are placed asymmetrically to create visual tension as they cut through and into the pathway at an oblique angle. [2010] Hosta Garden, Oklahoma Gardening Television Program. Served as design consultant in creating an intimate garden for plant display and interaction. Designed specifically for installation on Oklahoma Gardening, the planting was planned at the scale of a backyard garden using hardscape elements easily installed and built by homeowners. [2010] Shade Garden Renovation, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Served as design consultant to develop planting design and amend bed lines to create a greater sense of enclosure in the shade garden. Design elements incorporated hide-and-reveal techniques to enhance visitor experience. A multi-layered planting design mimics natural woodlands. [2010] Integrated Environmental Research and Education Site Master Plan, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Worked with colleagues to coordinate multidisciplinary team resulting in the development of site program plan and design. Site design includes integrated environmental practices such as bioretention, pervious pavement, green building technologies and riparian corridor enhancement. [ ] Vegetable Garden Terrace and Fencing, Oklahoma Gardening Television Program. Served as design consultant in developing a 5,000 sq. ft. terraced garden to serve programming for Oklahoma Garden. Garden was designed to accommodate video production. [2009] Stillwater Trail and Bikeway Master Plan. Facilitated a community design workshop to gain public input on issues related to a comprehensive trails and bikeways system. Worked with city staff and citizens as a member of the Stillwater Trail Taskforce to develop a trail and bikeway master plan. [ ] Deck Design, The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Served as design consultant to create ADA-compliant deck for garden s primary service building. Design provides for multiple circulation paths to disperse foot traffic from lawn. [2006] Oklahoma Frontier Drug Store and Museum s Apothecary Garden. Developed a planting plan that includes over 30 medicinal tree, shrub and perennial species. The Apothecary Garden is dedicated to the cultivation and study of medicinal plants while serving as a park and garden for the downtown Historic District of Guthrie, OK. [ ]