Teaching
1993–current
Embedded Files
Current Teaching (active emeritus)
Barcelona Studio, May–June 2026 (U, OM, G, SA, * with Barcelona Architecture Center)
regular guest critic, BLA studios, Penn State University
Recent Teaching
Pittsburgh Studio (U, G, *)
Planting Methods (I, G, *)
Ecology & Plants II (L, I, *)
Landscape Film Seminar (U, G, OM, *)
Barcelona Studio (U, OM, G, SA, * with BAC)
Bonn Studio modules (U, SA, with AiB-Bonn)
Graduate Theses and Capstones (G, OM)
Continuing Professional Education
Principles of Wetland Design; through PSU Center for Watershed Stewardship (*)
Brownfield Reclamation: Soil, Water, Plants; through U.S. EPA Region 3 (*)
Other Courses Taught
Ridge-and-Valley Field Course (L, *)
Ecosystems Transect Field Course (I)
Ecological Restoration Practicum (U, G, OM, *)
Ecological Design Capstone Studio (U, G, OM, *)
Advanced Planting Design (U, G, *)
Materials & Techniques (I)
Community Design Studio (I, G)
Urban Design Studio (U, G)
Landscape Systems Studio (I, G)
Watershed Stewardship Studio (G, OM, *)
Site Design Studio (I, G)
Capstone Studio (U, G, OM, *)
Graduate Seminar (G, OM, *)
Introductory Studios I and II (L)
Introduction to Urban Planning and Policy (U, G, OM, *)
Advances in Ecology: Ecological Applications in the City (2 modules, G, OM)
GIS Capstone (G, OM)
Key :
G – MLA, MSLA SA – study abroad
U – upper BLA OM – other majors
I – intermediate BLA
L – lower BLA
* created, co-created course
Pittsburgh Studio
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Spring 2023 marked the final Pittsburgh Studio. My sincerest thanks to my wonderful Penn State Center friends Deno, Lisa, Tom, David and Mary Ann, and the amazing residents of our partner neighborhoods.
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This advanced BLA/MLA studio engaged with communities in lower-income and working class Pittsburgh neighborhoods. The premise was simple but profound: neighborhood groups invited us into their space as partners in reciprocal learning and collaborative design and co-authorship. By the semester's end, 4–6 catalytic public landscape or riverfront projects had taken shape with the community's fingerprints all over them. Throughout, we embraced preemptive working principles (a Michael Hough practice) to guide design inquiry and direction.
The first studio series ran from 1996 to 1999 in Nine Mile Run, the Hill District, the Strip District, and Baldwin Borough's Monongahela riverfront. From 2008 to 2023 I teamed up with Penn State's Franco Harris Pittsburgh Center to intensify the engaged learning model. Through the years we've worked with over 20 neighborhoods. Repeat partnerships include Beltzhoover, Larimer, Coraopolis, the Northside, and the Hill District. Every neighborhood we partnered with had talented and resilient residents who generously shared their insights and collaborated on concepts and strategies.
Publications addressing the studio are here, here and here.
Recognitions over the years include:
- W. K. Kellogg Foundation Engagement Award, Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities, Northeast Region.
- National Finalist (one of 4), Peter C. Magrath University / Community Engagement Award, Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities.
- Community Engagement and Scholarship Award for my leadership of the Pittsburgh Studio, Penn State University.
- Featured short video The Pittsburgh Studio filmed and produced by Penn State Public Broadcasting.
- Student awards (approx. 20) for their Pittsburgh Studio work, from the American Society of Landscape Architects and Penn State University.
- Invited refereed paper, Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement 16(3): 115–151.
- My appointment as Engaged Scholarship Pioneer, Penn State Engagement Scholarship Council.
- My appointment as Public Scholarship Fellow, Penn State University, Provost appointment.
- Exemplar on Engaged Scholarship, Campus Compact coalition of 1,100 U.S. colleges and universities committed to higher education engagement.
- Featured in over 20 news articles in both Pittsburgh newspapers, Penn State news, and nationally online.
Student-run charrette, Hazelwood Studio 2013
Adrienne Angelucci, Homewood Studio 2011
Hazelwood Studio 2020 charrette
Community leaders teach students about their place (Manchester neighborhood) Northside Studio 2017
Andrew Madl, Hazelwood Riverfront Park, Hazelwood Studio 2013
Coraopolis Studio 2023 open house
Beltzhoover Studio 2009 open house and community planting day
Planting Methods
An intermediate hybrid design/methods course for BLA and MLA students, and part of our core professional sequence. I initiated and first led this course in 2003.
We focused on sustainable planting design and implementation methods across a typology including native meadows, mixed pollinator gardens, and treed bosques (earlier versions included a mini-forest project). The course promoted students' knowledge and skills in applied planting techniques, eco-culture, plant phenology (biological and aesthetic), soils remediation, contract documentation, commissioning and landscape management.
Our semester culminated in a full set of CAD-based contract documents. This course has influenced new, more sustainable approaches to PSU's landscape management over the past two decades.
How did we teach this course during Covid? Read this article on our Virtual Studio 1.0.
Mixed pollinator garden, Lara Garcia, 2019
Treed plaza technical drawings, Lara Garcia, 2019
Stuckeman Landscape Planting Day, 2023
Meadow complex, Grace Stewart, 2021
Emily Hahn (1 of 6 CD sheets), 2014
Ecology & Plants II
I love plants and I'm not shy about it. They matter much more in our daily lives, and for the health of life on Earth, than we usually give them credit for.
I taught this 2nd year BLA field course Fall semesters from 2019–2023. It took place at the Arboretum at Penn State and the adjacent University Park campus.
Plant Walks are the heart of the course. We identify plants, consider them in their plant community contexts, and discuss their botanical and landscape performance attributes. Besides field note-taking, students prepared annotated botanical sketches on select plants. Later in the semester, student groups study address mixed hedgerows, rain gardens, forest ground flora, meadow and prairie ecology and floristics, urban forestry, wild edible plants, and planting for birds and pollinators.
By the end of the semester, students will have studied about 150 woody and herbaceous plant species, their natural history, their community contexts, and their landscape utility.
Plant taxonomy quiz in the arboretum
Botanical fieldnotes, Elisa Li, Fall 2022
Annotated botanical sketching
Landscape Film
My first foray teaching narrative short films was during a Graduate Seminar I led in 2004. Since then, students in LArch 424/497 (2005–2017) have used short film's capacity to explore, express and critique as it tells a story about place, landscape, or city. We split our time between film appreciation (short and feature-length) and production of several video shorts. Students' final 8–10 minute films were premiered at our LArch Mini-Filmfest. Our film corpus is here on Vimeo.
This advanced elective attracted students from all 3 Stuckeman School programs and the Bellisario College of Communications. My thanks to Kevin Thompson (U. Florida, now with Adaptation in Melbourne, AU) and Film professor emerita Barbara Bird for their help and encouragement early on.
SALA's Immersive Environments Lab
Memorial
Xioxi Zhou, 2017, Honor Award, ASLA-PA/Del Student Awards
An Extimate Relationship
Sadra Tehrani, 2017, Official Selection, Blue and White Film Festival
Lots of Potential
Jeff Holzer, Connor Kane, Hailey Rohn, 2015, Honor Award, ASLA-PA/Del Student Awards
Landscape Systems Studio
Variously named "Regional Studio," "Sites & Systems Studio," etc., I co-led this course from 1996 to 2007. Based largely on fieldwork, GIS data, site analyses, and other background research, we looked at the intrinsic connectedness between sites and their larger landscape contexts, and proposed interventions that addressed sub-regional identity, sustainability, landscape ecology, and climate change responses.
Many of these were service-learning situations; partners including the Mount Nittany Conservancy, Bald Eagle State Park, The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Friends of Sinking Valley, ClearWater Conservancy, the Susquehanna Economic Development Agency, the Endless Mountains Heritage Region, and the Pennsylvania Environmental Council.
Our studio work in many cases led to the adoption of major initiatives. For instance, in partnership with ClearWater Conservancy, our Musser Gap studio led to the establishment of the Musser Gap Greenway several years later. And our 2-semester Mt. Nittany-to-Spring Creek Canyon studio, working with ClearWater and the Rockview State Correctional Institution, set the stage for the Spring Creek Canyon Cooperative Management Area and opening up of over 1,800 acres of semi-wild land to passive recreation.
Susquehanna North Branch Studio
For years the Regional Studio included an early Fall or late Spring paddle down one of the many nearby rivers: the West Branch of the Susquehanna, Penn's and Bald Eagle Creeks, etc. PSU's Risk Management office and institutional red tape eventually ended what was a great run. Kudos to my colleague, Emeritus Prof. Dan Jones, for his fearless (and safe!) leadership. I led the final paddle down Bald Eagle Creek during the Ridge & Valley field course in 2009.
Mount Nittany Studio
Ridge & Valley in the Field
This BLA field course explores the layered landscape systems of the Upper Ridge & Valley physiographic province in central Pennsylvania. We begin with background and GIS inquiries. Then, in early May, we access rural and wildland sites associated with ridgetops, side slopes and valleylands. We focus on native plant communities through the lens of geology, physiography, soils, and hydrology—all within the context of visual and cultural landscapes. I initiated this course course in 2008 and led it until 2015.
Exploring a vernal pool, Bald Eagle ridge
Naturalist-author Marcia Bonta gives a field reading about the Bonta family's stewardship of ridge-top property, Plummer Hollow
Ecosystems Transect Field Course
This week-long field transect stretched from the Mid-Atlantic Outer and Inner Coastal Plains (Island Beach State Park barrier island, NJ pine barrens), to the Piedmont (lower Susquehanna), through the Ridge-and-Valley to the Allegheny Plateau (Tionesta and Hearts Content old growth forests), finally terminating at our Great Lakes Lowlands site at Presque Isle State Park in Erie, PA.
Colleague Neil Korostoff and I took turns leading this course from the mid–1990s to 2007. For many of our students, this was their first experience immersed in relatively wild places, or even paddling a canoe.
Contemplative time in Heart's Content old growth forest
Watershed Stewardship
Graduate Studios
As Heinz Faculty Fellow, I co-led these full-year, graduate-level watershed management training studios in 1999–2000 and 2001–2002, in association with faculty of the inter-college Center for Watershed Stewardship.
Faculty and graduate students worked collaboratively with the Pennsylvania watershed communities of Maiden Creek, Nescopeck Creek and Jacob's Creek in identifying challenges and opportunities for stewardship and management of sub-watersheds and riparian corridors. The program was generously supported by the Heinz Endowments.
Community Design Studio
I co-led this intermediate-level studio from 2013 to 2019. Students studied social and environmental issues, grappled with land development policy and regulation, and compiled GIS data prior to preparation of mixed-use residential plans.
We emphasized social inclusivity, affordability, and sustainability. Our study sites were largely in the Centre Region, but we also partnered with groups in Altoona, PA and the Gowanus Canal Conservancy in exploring regenerative strategies for a superfund site in Brooklyn, NYC.
Yiru Zhang, 2019
Gowanus Canal project site, Brooklyn, 2017
Ecological Restoration Practicum
This was a 400–level, cross–college, 3–credit field practicum in applied restoration ecology, concentrating on best practices to improve stream buffers that have been degraded. Following livestock exclosure, we planted native streamside trees, shrubs and some herbaceous plugs along a 200 meter reach of Slab Cabin Run that traverses the Focht family farm just west of State College. The plantings have matured into a thriving 25–30m wide riparian corridor.
Co-taught with Dr. Louis Comas in 2008 and sponsored by the ClearWater Conservancy. Planting stock provided by Octoraro Nurseries.
Restoration strategy by Ken Tamminga
Focht farm riparian corridor restoration in action
Student Work Recognized
under my guidance
Gold Award, to Y. Zhang, from Titan Property Awards, for Square Root mixed-use residential community in State College, Landscape Design category, 2024.
Silver Award, to Y. Zhang, from London Design Awards, for Square Root mixed-use residential community in State College, Landscape Design category, 2024.
Honor Award, to G. Stewart, from ASLA, for LArch 335 Planting Design and Barcelona Education Abroad Gracia Market projects, 2023.
First Place, to D. Collins and Nürtingen Geislingen University (NGU) collaborators, for Schellenbergbrücke concept, from Horticultural Exhibition Balingen Society, Bridge Gardens International Student Competition, Balingen Germany, 2023.
First Place, to P. Anifowoshe and NGU University collaborators, for Brücke am alten Markt concept, from Horticultural Exhibition Balingen Society, Bridge Gardens International Student Competition, Balingen Germany, 2023.
Second Place, to O. Krum and NGU collaborators, for Brücke Stingstraße concept, from Horticultural Exhibition Balingen Society, Bridge Gardens International Student Competition, Balingen Germany.
College Creative Achievement Award, to Yiru Zhang, from the College of Arts and Architecture, for “Green play infrastructure: [Re]Connecting children with nature in underserved urban neighborhood,” 2021.
Graduate LAF Olmsted Scholar, to Lucy Rummler, from the Landscape Architecture Foundation, for “Designing for coastal resilience,” 2020.
College Creative Achievement Award, to Shengwei Tan, from the College of Arts and Architecture, for “A vision for urban micromobility,” 2020.
Honor Award, to X. Zhou, from American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) PA/Del chapter, for LArch 424 Landscape Film documentary “Memorial”, 2018.
Official Selection, Blue and White Film Festival 2018, to S. Tehrani, for “Extimate Relationship” experimental short film, LArch 424 Landscape Film Seminar, 2018.
Honor Award, to Y. Fu, from ASLA PA/Del chapter, for LArch 312, Community/Site Studio project in Altoona, PA, 2017.
Merit Award, to L. Shoats, from ASLA PA/Del chapter, for LArch 414 Pittsburgh Studio project in Beechview, 2017.
Honor Award, J. Holzer, C. Kane, H. Rohn, from ASLA PA/Del chapter, for LArch 424 Landscape Film short film “Lots of Potential", Pittsburgh's Northside, 2016.
Honor Award, to T. Wenner, from ASLA PA/Del chapter, for LArch 414 Pittsburgh Studio project in California-Kirkbride, 2016.
Featured work, R. Walker’s LArch 414 Pittsburgh Studio video-documentary set in Hazelwood, “Water Blues, Green Solutions,” produced by WPSU-TV, 2014.
Honor Award, to A. Madl, from ASLA PA/Del chapter, for LArch 414 Pittsburgh Studio project in Hazelwood, 2014.
Honor Award, to C. Chiampi, from ASLA PA/Del chapter, for LArch 414 Pittsburgh Studio project in Marshall-Shadeland, 2013.
People’s Choice Award, to C. Chiampi, from ASLA PA/Del chapter annual conference, for LArch 414 Pittsburgh Studio project, 2013.
Graduate Scholar, to J. Brosius, Alma Heinz and August Pohland Graduate Scholarship, SALA, 2012.
Honor Award, to A. Bishop, from ASLA PA/Del chapter, for LArch 414 Pittsburgh Studio project in South Homewood, 2012.
Honor Award, to A. Andrelucci, A. Bishop, E. Dintaman, R. Judge, and L. Mould, from ASLA PA/Del chapter, for LArch 414 Pittsburgh Studio project in South Homewood, 2012.
Merit Award, to J. Lippert, from ASLA PA/Del chapter, for LArch 414 Pittsburgh Studio project in west Pittsburgh, 2011.
Second Place, to A. Roth, Penn State Undergraduate Exhibition, Public Scholarship category, for LArch 414, Pittsburgh Studio project in Coraopolis, 2011.
Honor Award, to M. Ruane, from ASLA PA/Del chapter, for LArch 414 Pittsburgh Studio project in Larimer, 2010.
Merit Award, to V. Plocido, from ASLA PA/Del chapter, for LArch 414 Pittsburgh Studio project in Larimer, 2010.
First Place, to M. Nunn, PSU Undergraduate Research Exhibition, Public Scholarship category, LArch 414 Studio project in the Hill District, 2009.
First Place, to M. Nunn, PSU Undergraduate Research Exhibition, Public Scholarship category, LArch 425 Landscape Systems Studio project on Spring Creek Canyon, 2008.
Graduate Scholar, to N. Stern, Alma Heinz and August Pohland Graduate Scholarship, SALA, 2007.
Graduate Fellow, to M. Rossetti, Waddell Biggart Graduate Fellowship, College of A&A, 2003.
Graduate Resident, to M. Rossetti, Summer Residency, Institute for the Arts and Humanities, 2002.
First Place, to K. Gerlich, 9th Annual Green Design Conference Student Exhibition, LArch 451 Urban Design Studio project, City of Reading Urban Environmental Center, 2002.
Graduate Fellow, to J. Malik, Waddell Biggart Graduate Fellowship, College of A&A, 2002.
Graduate Fellow, to M. Schlee, Waddell Biggart Graduate Fellowship, College of A&A, 2002.
Graduate Fellow, to M. Schlee, Alma Heinz and August Pohland Graduate Student Fellowship, SALA, 2001.
Thesis Award, P. Das, Interdisciplinary Dissertation and Creative Projects Award, Institute for the Arts and Humanities, 2000
Graduate Fellow, to P. Das, Alma Heinz and August Pohland Graduate Student Fellowship, SALA, 1999.
First Place, M. Bendinsky, PSU Undergraduate Research Exhibition, LArch 453 Capstone Studio project, 1999.
Bonn Program Study Tours & Charrettes
Penn State's Ed Abroad program in Bonn, Germany has been hosted by AiB-Bonn for over a decade, and I served as Education Abroad director from 2019 - 2024. This is our BLA's required full-semester abroad. It addresses leading-edge landscape architecture in western Europe, with a focus on sustainable urbanism. Week-long study tour destinations have included the Netherlands, Copenhagen, Paris, Berlin, Hamburg and several others. Students also regularly workshop with German design students. I co-lead the Fall, 2022 week-long charrette, in collaboration with faculty and students from Nürtingen Geislingen University, hosted by the City of Balingen and the State of Baden-Württemberg.
Amsterdam green roof
Lunch with OKRA Landscape Architects, Utrecht, NL
Rotterdam study site
My faculty colleagues Rainer Sachse (l) and David Welter (r) provide critique during our Balingen bridges charrette
Bike tour along Copenhagen's wonderful Inderhavn waterfront
Barcelona Summer Program
Our Barcelona program is a highlight for many students in our BLA program. Initiated by Neil Korostoff, the 6-week, 9-credit early summer program is hosted by the Barcelona Architecture Center (BAC), headed by architect Miguel Roldán. I last co-led the program in summer, 2022, and will lead the upcoming Summer 2026 program. We focus on sustainable urban design in Barcelona, augmented by a 3-day study tour to Madrid and day trips to Catalonian locales.
Our 2022 study site: the derelict Gràcia market in upper Barcelona
Escales de la Catedral, Tarragona, Spain
Passeig de Lluís Companys, Barcelona
Puente de Arganzuela, Madrid
Final presentations,
Barcelona Architecture Center
Professional Education Short Courses
Principles of Wetland Design
Co-taught summers 1997, 1998, 2001 with Dr. Andy Cole, through the Center for Watershed Stewardship. These were three-day courses providing continuing education credits to regional professional. Formats included lectures, technical demonstrations, and field trips to regional wetland remediation and restoration projects.
We conduct various soils tests, including Munsell's charting for soil color
Brownfield Reclamation: Soil, Water, Plants
Co-taught summer 2002 with Rick Stehouwer and funded by EPA Region 3. This 4–day professional training course included lectures and hands-on trainee implementation of my design for a one acre brownfield reclamation at the Rohm & Haas Co. chemical plant in Bristol, PA. Over time, the initial meadow-old field-woody node mosaic has been permitted to succeed into a well-stratified woodlot of eastern PA native trees, understory and ground flora.
Our course served as a template for later brownfield training courses offered through the EPA.
Brownfield reclamation trainee installing native woody plants
The recovered brownfield site (Google 2024)
Engaged Studios and
Public Scholarship Courses
* team taught
Coraopolis Waterfront and Downtown Core (Pittsburgh Studio XIII), with The Coraopolis Community Development Corp. and Coraopolis Youth Creations; through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh (now Franco Harris Pittsburgh Center at Penn State), Spring 2023.
Bridge Gardens Extended Charrette (Bonn International Studio), partnered with Nürtingen-Geislingen University students; through AiB-Bonn; sponsored by the Horticultural Exhibition Balingen Society, Balingen Germany, Fall 2022.
Triboro EcoDistrict (Pittsburgh Studio XII), with Allegheny Land Trust and Boroughs of Millville, Etna, and Sharpsburg; through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh, Spring 2021.
Hazelwood Neighborhood (Pittsburgh Studio XI), with Hazelwood Initiative, Inc., Center of Life, and The Heinz Foundation; through the Penn State Center, Spring 2020.
Oak Road Meadow Design (Planting Methods*), with Penn State University Office of Physical Plant, Spring 2019.
The Strip District (Pittsburgh Studio X), with The Strip District Neighborhood Association and Clean Sweep; through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh, Fall 2018.
Musser Gap-to-Valleylands Study (Special Topics*; lead faculty), with ClearWater Conservancy; sponsored by the Penn State University Provost's Office, Fall 2018.
Larimer neighborhood (Pittsburgh Studio IX), with The Kingsley Association; through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh, Fall 2017.
Martha Graham Tribute Charrette (Pittsburgh Studio IX), with Northside Neighborhoods, Fall 2017.
Gowanus Canal Regeneration (Community/Site Studio*), with Gowanus Canal Conservancy, Brooklyn/NYC, Spring 2017.
Pittsburgh Studio VIII, LArch 414, with neighborhood associations; through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh, Fall 2016.
West End Charrette (Pittsburgh Studio VIII), with SouthWest Pittsburgh Community Development Corporation, Fall 2016.
Campus Planting Strategy (Advanced Planting Design Seminar), with St. Vincent Archabbey and St. Vincent College, Latrobe, PA, Fall 2016.
Altoona Heritage Plaza Design (Community/Site Design Studio*), with the City of Altoona, PA and Altoona Area Business Community, Spring 2016.
Northside Neighborhoods (Pittsburgh Studio VII), with Northside Neighborhood Associations; through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh, sponsored by The Buhl Foundation, Fall 2015.
Chartiers Avenue Charrette (Pittsburgh Studio VII), with McKees Rocks Community Development Association, Fall 2015.
Hazelwood Regenerative Strategies (Pittsburgh Studio VI); through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh, Fall 2013.
Wilkinsburg and Northside neighborhoods (Pittsburgh Studio V), with Wilkinsburg Community Development Corp. and Northside groups; through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh, Fall 2012.
Homewood and Carrick Neighborhoods (Pittsburgh Studio IV), with Rosedale Community Block Cluster; through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh, Fall 2011.
West Pittsburgh Neighborhoods / Coraopolis Waterfront and Downtown Core (Pittsburgh Studio III); through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh, Fall 2010.
Connelley Trade School Charrette (now the Energy Innovation Center) (Pittsburgh Studio III), with The Green Innovator Center, Pittsburgh, Fall 2010.
Larimer and Beltzhoover Neighborhoods (Pittsburgh Studio II), with Kingsley Association and Beltzhoover Neighborhood Council; through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh, Fall 2009.
Multi-site Studio: The Hill District, The South Side, Beltzhoover, Lincoln Place, Hays Woods, Ohio River Lock & Dam Kayak Conversions (Pittsburgh Studio I); through the Penn State Center Pittsburgh, Fall 2008.
Slab Cabin Run Riparian Restoration (Ecological Restoration Seminar*), with the Focht family; through ClearWater Conservancy, Fall 2008.
Musser Gap Studio (Landscape Systems*), with ClearWater Conservancy, Fall 2007.
Mount Nittany Studio lI (Landscape Systems*), with Mount Nittany Conservancy, Fall 2005.
Potter Farm & Elks Country Club Restoration Strategies (Ecological Restoration Studio*), with ClearWater Conservancy, Spring 2005.
Mount Nittany Studio lI (Landscape Systems*), with Mount Nittany Conservancy, Fall 2004.
Susquehanna Riverway Studio (Landscape Systems Studio*), with Endless Mountains Heritage Region and Pennsylvania Environmental Council, Fall 2003.
Susquehanna Greenway Studio (Landscape Systems Studio*), with The SEDA Council of Governments, Fall 2002.
Jacobs Creek & Nescopeck Creek Watershed Management Strategies (Graduate Watershed Stewardship Practicum*), with local watershed organizations; through PSU Center for Watershed Stewardship, Spring 2002.
City of Reading Inner-city Studio (Urban Design Studio), with Berks County Planning Office and several neighborhood associations, Fall 2001.
Maiden Creek Watershed Management Strategy (Graduate Watershed Stewardship Practicum*), with Berks County Conservancy; through PSU Center for Watershed Stewardship, Fall 1999 - Spring 2000.
Sinking Valley Studio (Community Design Studio*), with Friends of Sinking Valley, Fall 2000.
Monongahela Riverside Park Brownfield Design (Pittsburgh Capstone Studio), with Friends of the Riverfront, Pittsburgh, Fall 1999.
Bellevue Community Park Design (Site Design Studio*), with Village of Belleville Council, Spring 1998.
Southside Works / Strip District Brownfields (Pittsburgh Capstone Studio), with City of Pittsburgh Planning Office, Fall 1997.
Nine Mile Run Regeneration (Pittsburgh Capstone Studio), with City of Pittsburgh Planning Office, Spring 1997.
Bald Eagle State Park Landscape Strategies (Regional Studio*), with Pennsylvania Bureau of State Parks, Fall 1996.
Julian Village Neighborhood Park Design, (Site Design Studio*), with Huston Township Council, Spring 1996.
Warren State Hospital Campus Master Plan (Graduate Studio), with Pennsylvania Bureau of Facilities Management, Fall 1995.
Jacksonville Community Park Design (Site Deisgn Studio*), with Marion Township Council, Spring 1995.
Planning Mini-internships (Planning Policy*), with State College Borough and College Township Planning Departments, Fall 1994.
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