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• Landscape Architecture

  The Landscape Architecture Program focuses on the integration of art, science and human interaction, applying their knowledge to diverse and immersive project types from local to international settings.

• Modelling Mediterranean Landscape Succession-Disturbance Dynamics: A Landscape Fire-Succession Model

  Published on March 9, 2011
  TODO: ADD Summary

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  Karen Russcher joins faculty in Fall 2013

  Published on January 20, 2014
  The School of Planning, Design and Construction’s Landscape Architecture Program is pleased to announce the addition of its newest faculty member, Karen Russcher.

• Nematodes in Home Gardens and Landscapes

  Nematodes in Home Gardens and Landscapes

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  Distinguished Speaker Series: Bill Johnson

  Published on January 20, 2014
  As part of the continuing Distinguished Speaker Series, Bill Johnson (class of 1954) discussed his career, philosophy, and ideas for the profession’s future.

• The power of the pencil: PDC 991 Cross-Disciplinary State Park Study Away

  Published on January 20, 2014
  Learning, connecting, informing, transforming, collaboration…all are buzzwords that describe this session of PDC (Planning, Development, and Construction) 991.

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  Message from the LAAAB President

  Published on January 20, 2014
  Welcome to the first complete newsletter that the 2011 MSU Landscape Architecture Alumni and Advisory Board (LAAAB) has produced.

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  Director's message Fall 2013

  Published on January 20, 2014
  We have had another great spring and summer. Our faculty continues to do terrific things.

• Alumni memoirs

  Published on January 20, 2014
  After reading the recent LandTEXTURE newsletter, I felt compelled to write and tell you about my experience at MSU and life in the 1950s.

• Soft skills for a new graduate: Which ones are Important And to whom?

  Published on January 20, 2014
  Facing the realities of increased education costs, competitive job markets, and new demands of the 21st century, universities are exploring how they can revitalize education and make their graduates more competitive in the workforce.

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  Message from LAAAB President

  Published on April 9, 2013
  On May 18, 2011 the Landscape Architecture Alumni and Advisory Board (LAAAB) was voted into existence by a group of 15 LA alumni, faculty and administrators assembled in the Human Ecology Building on the campus of MSU.

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  Landscape Architecture students continue volunteer efforts

  Published on January 20, 2014
  During each of the last six years, LA students have volunteered at the Woldumar Nature Center in Lansing, Michigan.

• Announcing the MSU Landscape Architecture Distinguished Speaker Series

  Published on April 9, 2013
  The Landscape Architecture Alumni Advisory Board and LA faculty are joining together to create a Distinguished Speaker Series to celebrate and share the impact of LA’s across Michigan and the world.

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  Mario Schjetnan coming in Feburary 2014 to the Distinguished Speaker Series

  Published on January 20, 2014
  Coming in February 20, 2014, Mario Schjetnan will discuss his international accomplishments and water resource planning at the Broad Museum.

• The Dual-Degree Advantage

  Published on April 9, 2013
  This spring, as graduates don their cap and gown and huddle for photographs with Sparty, the first group of students enrolled in the new dual BLA/MED curriculum will walk across the stage to accept their diploma.

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  Director's Message Spring 2013

  Published on April 9, 2013
  The last year has been an exciting and fulfilling year for our Landscape Architecture program. I am particularly happy about the energy and excitement created by the newly formed Landscape Architecture Alumni Advisory Board.

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  Building foundations for international collaboration

  Published on January 20, 2014
  Studying with Dr. Burley has enhanced my professional experience and increased my knowledge, which is very important for my research activities. I will benefit from his experience in Turkey in the future.

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  Role of landscape architecture as a water resource steward

  Published on January 20, 2014
  Our Blue Planet contains only a small fraction of water (0.01%) that is readily available for drinking, for use in our communities and industries, and to produce our food.

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  2013 Overseas Study

  Published on January 20, 2014
  Brought out of retirement, Professor Duane Mezga led the 2013 oversees study program.

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  Paul Nieratko selected for 2013 Howard and Lili Camden Teacher/Scholar Award

  Published on January 20, 2014
  The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources selected the Landscape Architecture Program’s Paul Nieratko for the 2012 - 2013 Howard and Lili Ann Camden Endowed Teacher/Scholar Award.