R. Alfred Vick, PLA, LEED Fellow Professor, University of Georgia

EDUCATION Master of Landscape Architecture, University of Georgia August 1998 Bachelor of Science, University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign May 1993

PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATIONS Professional Landscape Architect (PLA), State of Mississippi #664 2016 - Present CLARB Certified Landscape Architect 2016 - Present Professional Landscape Architect (PLA), State of Georgia #001268 2001 - Present LEED Fellow 2013 - present LEED Accredited Professional BD+C 2003 – Present

HONOR SOCIETIES American Mensa, Member 2014-present Phi Kappa Phi, National honor society 2007 Sigma Lambda Alpha, Professional honor society 1998

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE University of Georgia Director, Environmental Ethics Certificate Program (EECP) 2019-present Georgia Power Professor in Environmental Ethics 2013 - present Faculty of the Institute for Native American Studies 2008 - present Faculty of the Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Systems 2018 - present Faculty of Engineering 2008 – present Faculty of The River Basin Center 2015 – present Interdisciplinary Certificate in Sustainability Affiliate Faculty 2015-present Associate Professor with Tenure 2010 - present Assistant Professor 2004 - 2010 Graduate Faculty 2004 - present Temporary Instructor 1998 - 2003 Teaching Assistant 1996 - 1998

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Alfred Vick Environmental Design LLC Principal 2019-present Solidago Design Solutions, Inc. Principal 2008-2020 Ecos Environmental Design, Inc. Vice President 2004 - 2008 Senior Associate 2001 - 2003 Associate 1998 - 2001 Intern/Part-time Associate 1997 - 1998

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION Natural Channel Design River Restoration Courses River Restoration and Natural Channel Design 2002 River Assessment and Monitoring 2001 River Morphology and Applications 2000 Fluvial Geomorphology for Engineers 1999 Bahamian Marine Biology Field Course North Park University/Shedd Aquarium 2001 Georgia Adopt-A-Stream Biological Quality Assurance / Quality Control Certification 1999 Chemical Quality Assurance / Quality Control Certification 1999

TEACHING

TEACHING HONORS / AWARDS University of Georgia Teaching Academy 2013 - present Georgia Power Professor in Environmental Ethics 2013 - present Outstanding Faculty Member – Sustainable UGA Awards 2013 Distinguished Faculty Member – CED Alumni Association 2013 Dean’s Award for Teaching Innovation – College of Environment & Design 2011 Outstanding Teacher – College of Environment & Design 2009

GRANTS AND CONTRACTED PROJECTS RECEIVED FOR INSTRUCTION UGA Recruitment Enhancement Grant ($2,000) 2020 Serenbe Institute Environmental Programs ($10,000) 2019 UGA Recruitment Enhancement Grant ($1,500) 2019 UGA Recruitment Enhancement Grant ($2,000) 2017 Serenbe Community Natural Resources Management Plan ($6,000) 2015 Science Learning Center Sustainability Internships ($34,000) 2014-2017 Public Service and Outreach Fellowship ($15,000) 2013 Innovation in Multicultural Curriculum Award ($2,500) 2013 Bolton Dining Hall / Tanyard Creek Restoration Plan ($12,000) 2012 State Botanical Garden of Georgia Master Plan ($25,000) 2011-12 Lowe’s Toolbox for Education Grant ($4,000) 2009 Service Learning Fellowship ($3,000) 2006-07

INTERNATIONAL TEACHING Visiting Scholar at Beijing Forestry University October 2015

RESIDENT INSTRUCTION 2021 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 50 students LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials 78 students EETH 4000/6000 – Environmental Ethics Seminar 26 students EETH 4010 2 students 2020 Fall LAND 6320 – Plant Communities 12 students EETH 4000/6000 – Environmental Ethics Seminar 16 students 2020 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 69 students LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials 66 students EETH 4000/6000 – Environmental Ethics Seminar 19 students 2019 Fall LAND 6320 – Plant Communities 12 students EETH 4000/6000 – Environmental Ethics Seminar 16 students 2019 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 55 students LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials 51 students EETH 4000/6000 – Environmental Ethics Seminar 21 students 2018 Fall LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 11 students LAND 6320 – Plant Communities 23 students 2018 Summer LAND 4910 – Senior Project Studio at Serenbe 10 students 2018 Maymester LAND 4440/6440 – Field Study: The Plant Communities of the Cherokee Landscape 1 student 2018 Spring 2

LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 26 students LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials 64 students 2017 Fall LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 17 students 2017 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 60 students LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials 33 students 2016 Fall LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 15 students 2016 Maymester LAND 4440/6440 – Field Study: The Plant Communities of the Cherokee Landscape 1 student 2016 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 88 students LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials 33 students 2015 Fall LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 27 students LAND 6310 – Landscape Ecology 25 students LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 14 students 2015 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 60 students 2014 Fall LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology (2 Sections) 30 students LAND 6310 – Landscape Ecology 15 students LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 13 students EETH 4010 – Undergraduate Research 1 student 2014 Maymester LAND 4440/6440 – Field Study: The Plant Communities of the Cherokee Landscape 13 students 2014 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 88 students LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials 33 students LAND 6900 – Independent Study 1 student 2013 Fall LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 36 students 2013 Maymester LAND 4440/6440 – Field Study: The Plant Communities of the Cherokee Landscape 11 students 2013 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 66 students LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials 40 students LAND 6900 – Independent Study 1 student 2012 Fall LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 36 students LAND 6310 – Landscape Ecology 35 students LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 18 students 2012 Maymester LAND 4440/6440 – Field Study: The Plant Communities of the Cherokee Landscape 4 students 2012 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 116 students LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials 46 students LAND 6900 – Independent Study 1 student *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 24 students 2011 Fall LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 18 students LAND 6310 – Landscape Ecology 45 students LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 24 students 2011 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 114 students LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials 41 students 3

LAND 6900 – Independent Study 1 student *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 15 students 2010 Fall LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 19 students LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 22 students 2010 Maymester LAND 4440/6440 – Field Study: The Plant Communities of the Cherokee Landscape 6 students 2010 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 73 students LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials 48 students *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 18 students 2009 Fall LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 22 students LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 17 students LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 14 students 2009 Summer LAND 4910/6910 - Study Abroad in Costa Rica 11 students HIPR 4680 - Design Charrette: Tsa-La-Gi 18th Century Cherokee Village 9 students 2009 Maymester LAND 4440/6440 – Field Study: The Plant Communities of the Cherokee Landscape 9 students 2009 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 82 students LAND 4900 – Independent Study 1 student *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 15 students 2008 Fall LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 13 students LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 16 students LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 17 students *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 12 students 2008 Maymester LAND 4440/6440 – Field Study: The Plant Communities of the Cherokee Landscape 10 students 2008 Spring LAND 4730/6730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design 94 students LAND 2320 – Landscape Construction Processes & Materials 19 students LAND 4900 – Independent Study 1 student *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 14 students 2007 Fall LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 24 students LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 21 students LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio LAND 4900 – Independent Study 1 student *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 15 students 2007 Summer LAND 4910/6910 - Study Abroad in Costa Rica 7 students 2007 Spring LAND 1600 - Reading the Landscape 58 students LAND 2320 – Landscape Construction Processes & Materials 18 students LAND 4900 – Independent Study 10 students *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 13 students 2006 Fall LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 21 students LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 18 students LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 15 students *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 12 students 2006 Summer LAND 4910/6910 - Study Abroad in Costa Rica 7 students LAND 4911/6911 – Chattahoochee River Corridor Studio 11 students 4

2006 Maymester LAND 4400/6400 – Field Study: The Plant Communities of the Southeast 8 students 2006 Spring LAND 1600 - Reading the Landscape 36 students LAND 2020 - Design Studio II: Elements, Principles and Processes 16 students *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 16 students 2005 Fall LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 22 students LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 20 students LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 16 students *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 13 students 2005 Spring LAND 1600 - Reading the Landscape 52 students LAND 2020 - Design Studio II: Elements, Principles and Processes 19 students *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 14 students 2004 Fall LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 19 students LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology 16 students LAND 6030 – Nature & Sustainability Graduate Design Studio 14 students *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 12 students 2004 Summer LAND 6912 – Special Environmental Studio: Hardin Property Analysis 4 students 2004 Spring LAND 1600 - Reading the Landscape 40 students LAND 2020 - Design Studio II: Elements, Principles and Processes 19 students *ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Upper Altamaha Practicum 12 students

*For ECOL 8710/JURI 5290, I have been a co-instructor and am NOT the instructor of record.

SUPERVISION OF MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE (MLA) THESES, MAJOR PROFESSOR Brian Melchionni “Integrating Ecological and Human Health: Restorative Therapeutic Landscapes” in progress Nick Moss “A Framework for Revitalizing Community Greenspace Without Displacment” in progress Zongying Peng “Encouraging Flood Resilience at the Ocmulgee National Monument” 2019 Yingting Chen “Biophilic Design” 2017 Melanie Bowerman “Food Forests” 2017 Arpan Patel “Landscapes as an Educational Medium: Integrating Education into the Outdoor…” 2016 Tianchi You “Green Roofs on Campus” 2016 Emily Hunt “The Nina Leopold Bradley Garden and Landscape” 2015 Liza Taylor “Using Energy Principles to Develop Design Guidelines for Agricultural Landscapes…” 2014 Beverly Bell “Integrating Urban Agriculture into Affordable Housing Using Permaculture Principles” 2014 Thomas Peters “Restoring Endangered Canebrake Ecosystems” 2013 Lindsay Reynolds “Improving Avian Diversity in Urban Areas: A Systematic Review…” 2013 Kelly Holdbrooks “A Teachable Moment: Discovering the Potential … to Connect People and Nature” 2012 Michy McCreary “Sustainable Food, Sustainable Cities: Optimizing Ecosystem Services In Urban…” 2012 Eric Blair “Retrofitting a Subdivision with Low Impact Development Applications” 2010 Steven Bell “An Integrated Farm for the UGA Costa Rica Campus” 2009 Megan Mailloux, “How Can Panarchy Theory Contribute to the Persistence of a Rare Bog Ecosystem…” 2009 Abby Bullock, “Discovering a Sacred Relationship with the Landscape: How to Apply …” 2008 Katherine Rowe, “Toward a Restorative Community” 2008 Chip Fievet, “Sustainability in Landscape Architecture: Addressing a Social Problem …” 2006 Gene Bussell, “Management by Disturbance: The Longleaf Pine-Wiregrass Ecosystem at …” 2005 William Shealy, “Preserving the Experience: A Low Impact Approach to Landscape Management…” 2005 Krista Gridley with Distinction, “Garden Railroads to Trainscapes: A Backyard Hobby Grows Up” 2005 Amanda Topping, “Sustainable Planning for Upper Etowah Timberland” 2005 Laura Burbage, “Process-oriented Ecological Restoration of Freshwater Ecosystems” 2005 Stefan Moday , “Piedmont Park: Atlanta’s Century Old Park Attempts to Meet …” 2004

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SUPERVISION OF MLA THESES, COMMITTEE CHAIR James Schulte “A City Under the Sedums: Ecosystem Services and Adoption of Vegetated Roofs…” 2020 Kiley Aguar “A Continued Effort for Stormwater Control Measures in the Trail Creek Watershed” 2020 James Anderson “Buildining an Ecosystem for Infiltration: An Approach for Long-term Performance” 2020 Cameron Berglund “Landscape Architecture’s Role In Community Based Tourism – A Design Approach…” 2016 Greg Muse “Screening For Brownfield Redevelopment In Chatham County, Georgia” 2015 Andrew Kilinski “Regenerative System Design: Application in the Georgia Piedmont” 2015 Ning Chen “Utilizing LUCIS Model to Enhance Corridor Prioritization and Design Plans…” 2015 Chris Morphis “Lake Herrick Restoration Plan” 2015 Nathan Metzger “Industrial Wastewater Landscapes: Ecological Design at the Craft Brewery” 2015 Xuran Zou “Embracing the Historic and Toxic Legacies of a SVOCS-Contaminated Brownfield…” 2015 Yang Shen The Yuanye in the West: The Relationship Between Landscape Ecology…” 2015 Thomas Davis “Planning for Intelligent Transportation Infrastructure on the Atlanta Downtown Connector…” 2014 Chris Sparnicht, “Artful Urban Rainwater Harvesting” 2012 Katie Crosta, “Bringing Nature Into Play: Integrating Nature Into Outdoor Play Environments…” 2012 Kuo Guo, “Constructing An Attractive Inviting And Awareness Awakening Sustainability” 2011 W.D. Cole, “Everyday Low Impact: Wal-Mart, LEED, and the Future of the Retail Industry” 2008 Nick Petty, “Vertical Is the New Horizon” 2008 Kevin Kirsche, “Toward a Sustainable UGA: Developing A Comprehensive …” 2008 Kalle Butler, “From the Pacific Northwest to the Southeast: Interpretations of an Urban Stormwater …” 2008 Melissa Tufts, “The Geography of Somewhere: A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Landscape …” 2008 Danny Sniff, “The Sustainable Movement And The Effect On Campus Development For UGA” 2008 Richard Simpson, “Open Space Planning For Small Exurban Communities: A Case Study …” 2008 Elizabeth Arnett, “Finding the Art Part in Landscape Architecture: A Look at the …” 2007 Charlie Maffitt, “Singletrack Connections: Integration of Mountain Bike Trails Into the Oconee …” 2007 Bobby Mottern, “An Evaluation of Planned Communities in Coastal Regions of South Carolina…” 2006 Linda Henneman, “Feasibility of Rainwater Harvesting in North Georgia’s Humid Climate” 2006 Rachel Von Ins, “Designing For Interpretation: Nanny’s Mountain Park” 2006 Barrie Collins, “The Language of GIS: An Introduction for Landscape Architects to the Vocabulary …” 2006 Jessten Murphy, “Design with Values: Athens Community Park Greenway Extension” 2005 Emily Patterson, “Agriculture, Landscape Architecture & Ecological Design: A Foundation … 2004 Leah Gardener , “Increasing Environmental Awareness by Design” 2004

SUPERVISION OF MASTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING & DESIGN THESES, COMMITTEE MEMBER Scott Pippin “The Clean Water Act As A Driver For Local Government Planning For Green Infrastructure…” 2013 Heather Blakie “Green Infrastructure Planning in Utica, NY” 2013

SUPERVISION OF MASTER OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION (MHP) THESES, COMMITTEE MEMBER Ellen Cody, “Sustainable Aspects Of Historic Bungalows” 2011 Sean Stucker, “Sustaining Watersheds Through Preservation Practice: An Analysis…” 2009 Lindsay Joyner, “The Culture of Architecture in the Santa Fe Trail Region of SE Colorado” 2009 Heather McDonald, “The National Register of Historic Places and African American Heritage” 2009 Kim Kooles, “Integration of Historic Preservation and Sustainability Principles for Local Historic…” 2009 Amy Bracewell, “Telling Their Own Story: The Presentation of American Indian History Reconsidered” 2008 Lauren Britton, “The Source of Sustainability: Inherent Energy Saving Features of Historic Buildings” 2008 John Robert Crawford IV, “Piedmont and Northern Railway Stations” 2005

NEW COURSE DEVELOPMENT LAND 2310 – Introduction to Sustainability Redevelopment of this course in order to emphasize issues and practices of sustainability. LAND 2310 – Landscape Ecology Processes & Materials This course had been on the books, but had not been taught since 1998, until spring of 2010. Focuses on the foundations of environmental science and ecology necessary for responsible and ethical design and use of the land. LAND 4440/6440 – Field Study: The Plant Communities of the Cherokee Landscape This course focuses on the plant communities of the ancestral Cherokee homeland in the Southern Appalachians, and investigate the changing landscape along the route of the Trail of Tears, terminating in northeastern Oklahoma. HIPR 4680/6680 – Design Charrette: Tsa-La-Gi 18th Century Cherokee Village 6

Design application of knowledge gained in LAND 4440/6440 through the design of an educational replica of a 1710 Cherokee Village. LAND 6400 – Plant Communities of the Southeast Refinement of course developed by Darrel Morrison, FASLA focusing on field study of native plants in the coastal plain, piedmont and mountains of the Southeastern United States. ENGR/LAND 4660/6660 – Sustainable Building Design Co-developed a cross-listed course that will address specific green building technologies, practices and processes. LAND 4730 – Issues & Practices in Sustainable Design Developed a two credit hour required course focusing on the green building strategies, technologies and documentation recommended by the LEED Rating System. LAND 4360 – Applied Landscape Ecology This course has undergone significant revision in the nine years that I have been teaching it. Of note is the introduction of a three week GIS module in the Fall semester of 2006. LAND 4911/6911 – Chattahoochee River Corridor Studio Worked with several other UGA faculty and outreach staff to develop a funded summer studio that identified opportunities to enhance the quality of life in the Chattahoochee corridor through the development of cultural and natural heritage tourism. LAND 6912 – Special Environmental Studio I developed this summer studio in direct response to funding obtained by former Dean Jack Crowley to produce an environmental inventory and development suitability analysis for the Hardin property which was recently acquired by the University of Georgia. LAND 1600 – Reading the Landscape Significantly revised this freshman introductory class to present a rigorous survey of information necessary for beginning landscape architects to successfully observe, interpret and communicate information about the landscape around them.

INSTRUCTION IN PROFESSIONAL CONTINUING EDUCATION EVENTS 2013 Water Education Symposium (Symposium was targeted to Georgia elected officials) 2013 Panel Moderator USGBC LEED V4 Webinar 2013 Sustainable Sites in LEED V4: Building Operations and Maintenance USGBC LEED V4 Webinar 2013 Sustainable Sites in LEED V4: Building Design + Construction Georgia Stormwater Management Workshop 2013 Presentation: Rainwater Harvesting Presentation: Environmental Site Design: Clustering, phasing, tree protection, and soil conservation Presentation: LEED and Sustainable Site Design Tour: Stormwater and Erosion Control BMPs in Griffin, GA Georgia Stormwater Management Workshop 2012 Presentation: Inputs for predevelopment or existing conditions Presentation: Green Roofs Presentation: Pre-development low-impact development: clustering, phasing, tree protection, and soil conservation Presentation: LEED and Sustainable Site Design Tour: UGA Stormwater Tour: On campus visit to BMPs Soil Management in the Built Environment 2010 Organizer; Presentation: “Soil Management in Green Building” Stormwater Professional Short Course 2011, 2009, 2007 Presentation: Bioretention Presentation: Rainwater Harvesting Presentation: Stormwater Aesthetics Georgia Landscape Architecture Registration Exam (LARE) Review 2007-2010 Presentation: “Section D: Construction” LEED Accreditation Exam Review Series 2009, 2007 Presentation: “Sustainable Sites” Green or Sustainable Construction in Georgia 2009 Presentation: “Sustainable Sites: Preserving Natural Processes on Development Sites” Porous Pavements Continuing Education Workshop 2010, 2008, 2006 Presentation: “Porous Pavements in Green Building” 7

Landscape Planning Professional Short Course 2007 Presentation: “LEED Principles and Residential Design”

INSTRUCTION IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS LAW 1500 – Urban Sustainability and Resilience 2019, 2020 FANR 1500 – Fundamental of Sustainable Development 2017, 2018, 2019 ECL 8400 – Ecology Conservation Seminar Series 2015 COA 7010/ARCH 6072 – Collaborative Urban Design Studio (Georgia Tech) 2015 ANTH/NAMS 3410 – Contemporary Native America 2013, 2014 ANTH 4300/6300 – Ethnobotany 2011, 2012, 2013 ECL 8400 – Ecology Conservation Seminar Series 2013 HACE – Residential Property Management Technology and Simulation 2012 HACE – Honors Seminar in Sustainability 2011 JURI 4800 – Land Use Clinic 2008-2012 ENGR 4660 - Sustainable Building Design 2007-2012 ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 –Environmental Practicum 2004-present LA623/423 – Ecological Applications in Landscape Design (Clemson course) 2007, 2008 HIPR 6720 - Preservation Advocacy/Professional Practice 2007, 2008 ARCH 4831/8831 - Green Construction (Georgia Tech course) 2006 HIPR 6460 - Rural Preservation 2006 ECOL 6080 – Principles of Conservation Ecology and Sustainable Development 2004 ECOL 8710/JURI 5290 - Etowah Practicum 2001, 2002

GUEST LECTURES IN OTHER LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE COURSES LAND 1500 - Design and the Environment 2019, 2009-2011, 2007 LAND 3410 – Plants of the South 2004-2012 LAND 3540 – Dwelling and Community 2003, 2004 Tanyard Creek Restoration Course 2002

INDEPENDENT STUDIES/INTERNSHIPS SUPERVISED Stormwater Control Measures and Treatments at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport Internship 2014 Green Roof Proposal for Boyd Hall (1 student) 2014 Toccoa Falls College Stream Restoration Plan (1 student) 2014 Green Roof Feasibility and Prioritization Plan for UGA (1 student) 2012 Madison, GA Education Garden (1 student) 2011 Atlanta Beltline Arboretum Ecosystem Restoration (1 student) 2009 Green Affordable Housing in Athens (1 student) 2009 Land Conservation and Management Using Land Trusts (1 student) 2008 An Evaluation of Green Building Convention Practices (1 student) 2007 LEED Rating System Study (10 students) 2007

RECOGNITION OF STUDENTS UNDER MY DIRECTION USGBC GA and Habitat for Humanity Kinda Tiny House Competition Winner (Jacqueline Menke) 2018 EPA Campus Rainworks Challenge Honorable Mention 2016 UGA Graduate School 2014 Excellence in Research by Graduate Students (Thomas Peters) 2014 Thesis Passed with Distinction, CED (Lindsey Reynolds) 2013 LEED Green Associate Accreditation (33 students) 2019 LEED Green Associate Accreditation (33 students) 2018 LEED Green Associate Accreditation (33 students) 2017 LEED Green Associate Accreditation (36 students) 2016 LEED Green Associate Accreditation (40 students) 2015 LEED Green Associate Accreditation (51 students) 2014 LEED Green Associate Accreditation (49 students) 2013 LEED Green Associate Accreditation (79 students) 2012 Finalist - Hong Kong - Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Boundary Crossing Facilities Competition (Neenah Hoppe, Lian Li, Da Zhang) 2011

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LEED Green Associate Accreditation (68 students) 2011 LEED Green Associate Accreditation (28 students) 2010 Exhibition of Thesis Work, Circle Gallery - CED (Abby Bullock) 2009 LEED Professional Accreditation (44 students) 2008-2009 USGBC Natural Talent Design Competition, Honorable Mention 2008 Best Senior Project Runner-up, CED (Desiree Fumento) 2008 Best Senior Project Nominee, CED (Martin Harwood) 2008 Best Senior Project, CED (Judianna Price) 2008 Honorable Mention Best Senior Project, CED (Laura Evans) 2007 Thesis Passed with Distinction, CED (Krista Gridley) 2005 Thesis presented at the joint Popular Culture Association / American Culture Association Conference (Krista Gridley)2005

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RESEARCH, PUBLICATIONS AND CREATIVE WORKS

BOOKS AUTHORED Gray, C., Vick, R.A., Sanchez, S. and, Levine, G.. 2003, 2nd Printing 2004. Greenspace: Evaluating, Restoring and Managing Natural Areas in the Atlanta Vicinity. Georgia Forestry Commission.

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS Vick, R.A. (In press with SUNY Press.) The Black Drink Throughout Cherokee History. Native American Food Ways in a Global Economy. Michelene Pesantubbee and Michael Zogry, Co-editors. SUNY Press. Albany, New York. Smith, A., Rivero, R. and Vick, R.A. 2020 Exploring adaptation challenges and collaborative solutions in a USA Coastal Region through Geodesign. The International Geodesign Collaboration: Changing Geography by Design. Editors: Orland, B. Steinitz, C. and Fisher. ESRI Press, Redlands, California. Vick, R.A., Calabria, J., Echols, S., Ogden, M., Yocca, D. 2012. Site Design: Water. Sustainable Sites Handbook. Meg Calkins, Editor. John Wiley & Sons. New York. Vick, R.A. 2006. Site Design for Stormwater Management. Landscape Architectural Graphic Standards. Len Hopper, Editor. John Wiley & Sons. New York.

PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES Vick, R.A. 2011. Cherokee Adaptation to the Landscape of the West and Overcoming the Loss of Culturally Significant Plants. American Indian Quarterly Vol 35. No. 3 (Summer 2011). University of Nebraska Press. Vick, R.A. 2009. Low-impact Land Development: The Practice of Preserving Natural Processes. Chinese Landscape Architecture. Volume 25/166. (translated by CAO Juan) Wenger, S.J., Carter, T.L., Vick, R.A., and Fowler, L.A. 2008. Runoff Limits: An Ecologically-based Stormwater Management Program. Stormwater 9: 1-10. Vick, R.A. 2006. Low-impact Land Development: The Practice of Preserving Natural Processes. Journal of Green Building. Volume 1, Number 4.

PEER-REVIEWED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS Vick, R.A. 2015. Overcoming the Loss of Culturally Significant Plant Species after the Trail of Tears. 2015 American Academy of Religion Conference Proceedings. Vick, R.A., Smith, A.L. 2014. Reimagining the Chattahoochee River with Geodesign. 2014 Esri Geodesign Summit Proceedings. Calabria, J., Vick, R.A., and Cassity, P.W. 2011. UGA’s Green Infrastructure Plan: Student Envisioned. 2011 Georgia Water Resources Conference Proceedings. Vick, R.A. 2009. The Plant Communities of the Trail of Tears: Overcoming Relocation and Reestablishing a Connection to Place. Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture 2008 Conference Proceedings. Vick, R.A. 2006. Stormwater Management for Habitat Conservation in the Etowah Watershed. Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture 2006 Conference Proceedings.

PEER-REVIEWED POSTER SESSIONS Wenger, S.J., Nelson, J.M., Stephens, T.A., Bledsoe, B.P., Bringholf, R.b., Freeman, B.j., Hill, K.S., Mattison, W.h., Melchionni, B.p., Lu, J., Skaggs, J.W., Calabria, J., Vick, R.A. 2020. Review of Special Provisions and Other Conditions Placed on GDOT Projects for Imperiled Species Protection. Georgia Transportation Institute Research Expo. Vick, R.A.. 2006. Preparing Students for the Marketplace with Green Building Credentials. Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture 2008 Conference.

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS Vick R.A., Calabria, J., & Combs, Alyssa. 2017. The I-20/85 Interchange Green Stormwater Infrastructure Pilot Project. In Georgia Water Resources (pp. 19). Athens, GA Vick, R.A.. 2012. The Impact of Climate Change on Tribal Resource Management. The Council of Educators in landscape Architecture Annual Meeting. Cassity, P.W. and Vick, R.A.. 2010. Working in Brownfield Neighborhoods: A Creative University Partnership. The International Symposium – International Urban Planning and Environmental Association.

OTHER POSTER SESSIONS Vick, R.A.. 2010. Barnett Shoals Elementary School Raingarden Project. UGA 2010 Service Learning Fellows Showcase.

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BULLETINS OR REPORTS Review of Special Provisions and Other Conditions Placed on GDOT Projects for Imperiled Species Protection 2020 Landscape Sustainability for Solar Projects 2016 Landscape Sustainability for Solar Projects 2016 Serenbe Baseline Documentation for Conservation Easement 2016 Georgia’s Statewide Nonpoint Source Management Plan 2014 A Restoration and Management Plan for the SBG Piedmont Prairie Restoration Area 2014 A Restoration and Management Plan for the SBG Floodplain Forest Restoration Area 2014 Newtown Community Visioning & Planning Document 2009 The Plant Communities of the Trail of Tears: Experiencing the Landscape of the Cherokees 2008 Richardson Creek Restoration Feasibility Study 2007 Final Report of the Project Riverway 2006 Filtrexx International Technology Series 2006 • Faucette, L.B., K. Kerchner, A. Vick. 2006. Sediment Storage Capacity of Silt Soxx vs. Silt Fence. • Faucette, L.B., A. Vick. 2006. LEED Green Building Credits Using Filtrexx Organic BMP’s. • Faucette, L.B., A. Vick, K. Kerchner. 2006. Filtrexx, Compost, Low Impact Development (LID) and Design Considerations for Storm Water Management. • Faucette, L.B., K. Kerchner, A. Vick. 2006. Determining Runoff Curve Number for Compost Erosion Control Blankets. • Vick, A., Faucette, L.B. 2006. Compost Bioretention System. • Vick, A., Faucette, L.B. 2006. Green Roof Growing Media. Letter to the Editor, Landscape Architecture Magazine 2006 Low Impact Development and Stormwater Management in Georgia Proceedings, 2006 • Vick, R.A. 2006. Introduction to Stormwater Management. • Vick, R.A. 2006. Application of a Split-flow Strategy in the Etowah Watershed: A Case Study. Etowah Development Runoff Study 2005 The Tybee Island Stormwater and Water Quality Charrette 2005 Environmental Inventory and Suitability Analysis for the Hardin Property 2004 Rain Gardens for Home Landscapes Fact Sheet 2004

BOOK REVIEWS Vick, R.A. 2008. Review of Sustaining Rocky Mountain Landscapes: Science, Policy and Management for the Crown of the Continent Ecosystem. Landscape Journal.

ARTICLES IN NON-PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS Vick, R.A.. 2006. Balancing Ecological Imperatives and Land Development in the Etowah Basin. Georgia Landscape.

RESEARCH GRANTS RECEIVED City of Tybee Island Coastal Marsh and Community Resilience Adaptation (GA) National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Co-PI, $221,240 2020 Incorporating Engineering With Nature® (EWN®) and Landscape Architecture CESU-Piedmont, Co-PI, $125,000 2018 Review of Special Provisions and Other Conditions Placed on GDOT Projects for Imperiled Aquatic Species Protection Georgia Department of Transportation, Co-PI, $658,492 2018 Orange and White Trail Enhancement and Realignment at the State Botanical Garden US Department of Transportation, Co-PI, $155,220 2018 Case Studies Initiative Landscape Architecture Foundation, Co-PI, $7,840 2018 Enhancing Native Plant Diversity in the Floodplain and Piedmont Prairie Natural Areas of the State Botanical Garden of Georgia Institute of Museum and Library Sciences, Co-PI, $299,034 October 1 2015 – September 30 2018 Landscape Performance and Biodiversity Analysis, Phase 1: Ground Layer Vegetation for Solar Projects Literature Review Georgia Power Foundation, PI, $24,903 September 2015 – August 2016 Revising Georgia’s Nonpoint Source Management Program Plan Georgia Environmental Protection Division, Co-PI, $75,000 February 2014 – August 2014 The Impact of Climate Change on Tribal Resource Management in the Southeast US Forest Service grant, Co-PI, $35,000 2011 Increasing the Sustainability of Distribution Warehouse Centers

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Technical Assistance Grant, Co-PI, $107,632 2008

RESEARCH GRANTS SUBMITTED, PENDING Reducing Maintenance Costs Utilizing Native Plantings on Piedmont Soils – For hard to maintain backslopes and large open areas requiring multiple annual mowing, herbicide, and machine vegetation removal contracts. Georgia Department of Transportation, Co-PI 2020

RESEARCH GRANTS SUBMITTED, NOT FUNDED Runoff Characterization to Determine Impacts from Solar Installation Georgia Environmental Finance Authority, Co-PI, $115,929 2018 Landscape Architecture Foundation Case Studies Initiative, Co-PI, $6,000 2015 Participatory and Sustainable Bioenergy Landscapes (POSSIBLE) Project U.S. Department of Energy, Co-PI, $5,558,996 2015 Georgia Recreational Trails Program Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Co-PI, $99,925 2014 Kresge Foundation Climate Resilience and Urban Opportunity Initiative Kresge Foundation, Project Partner with Southface Energy Institute, Qualifications Submitted 2014 Sustainable Urban River Systems for Human Well-Being: An Interdisciplinary Research Network NSF Sustainability Research Network Grant, Key Personnel, $ $11,998,650 2014 Landscape Architecture Foundation Case Studies Initiative, Co-PI, $6,000 2014 Developing Effective Communication and Adaptation Strategies to Reduce the Health Impacts of Climate Change on Cherokee Tribes EPA Science for Sustainable and Healthy Tribes – Climate Change Impacts grant, Co-PI, $919,856 2013 Landscape Architecture Foundation Case Studies Initiative, Co-PI, $6,000 2013 Landscape Architecture Foundation Landscape Performance Series, Co-PI, $22,500 2013 Department of Defense Legacy Project grant The Impact of Climate Change and Relocation on Tribal Cultural Resource Management, Co-PI, $38,500 2011

PEER-REVIEWED RESAERCH AWARDS/DESIGN CERTIFICATIONS / DESIGN AWARDS 2019-2020 Sea Grant Superior Outreach Programming Award (SOPA) Savannah Green Infrastructure to Green Jobs Initiative (Project Partner) 2020 Georgia ASLA Honor Award Evaluating Historic Fourth Ward Park (Project Co-PI) 2019 Oklahoma State Department of Tourism and Recreation Red Bud Merit Award – Outstanding New Attraction Diligwa 1710 Cherokee Village (Project Landscape Architect and Lead Designer) 2015 50 Most Impressive Environmentally Friendly University Buildings (Ranking in “The Best Master’s Degrees) #11 - Clemson Lee Hall Expansion (Landscape Architecture Consultant) 2014 AIA Honor Award Clemson Lee Hall Expansion (Landscape Architecture Consultant) 2013 Oklahoma State Department of Tourism and Recreation Red Bud Merit Award – Best Temporary Exhibition of the Year Cherokee Female Seminary Exhibition (Exhibition Consultant/Contributor) 2012 LEED Gold Certification Clemson Lee Hall Expansion (Landscape Architecture Consultant) 2010 Georgia ASLA Merit Award Lamar Dodd School of Art (Principal-in-charge) 2010 LEED Platinum Certification Southface Eco Office (Principal-in-charge) 2009 Energy Star Certification Southface Eco Office (Principal-in-charge) 2009 EarthCraft Light Commercial Certification Southface Eco Office (Principal-in-charge) 2009 Stormwater Steward Award

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Lamar Dodd Art Building Stormwater Plan (Principal-in-charge) 2008 Georgia ASLA Honor Award Cabbagetown Park (Principal-in-charge) 2007 AIA Georgia Chapter, COTE Selection Cabbagetown Park (Principal-in-charge) 2007 LEED Gold Certification Klaus Advanced Computing Building at Georgia Tech (Project Designer) 2007 Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Stewardship Award Tullie Smith Farm Restoration at the Atlanta History Center (Project Manager) 2006 LEED Silver Certification Brand-Tucker Hall, Woodward Academy (Project Manager) 2005 LEED Certification Middle School Dining Hall, Woodward Academy (Project Manager) 2005 LEED Certification Adair Dickerson, Jr. Art Building, Woodward Academy (Project Manager) 2005 Georgia ASLA Honor Award Jordan N. Carlos Middle School, Woodward Academy (Project Manager) 2004 AIA-Atlanta Committee On The Environment Green Building Award - Finalist Jordan N. Carlos Middle School, Woodward Academy (Project Manager) 2004 Urban Land Institute Atlanta Awards for Excellence - Finalist Sutherland Place (Project Manager) 2004 Georgia Native Plant Society Garden Tour VI Gibson Residence, 1030 Los Angeles Avenue, Atlanta (Project Manager/Designer) 2004 Atlanta Regional Commission Exceptional Merit Award for Innovative Infill Development Sutherland Place (Project Manager) 2003 Tri-State ASLA Merit Award Freedom Park Raingarden (Project Manager) 2002

DESIGN PROJECTS THROUGH PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE Serenbe Mado East, Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia July 2018-present Southeast Toyota Green Infrastructure Consultation, Georgia July 2018-July 2020 GDOT I-20/I-75/I-85 Green Infrastructure Retrofit, Atlanta, Georgia January 2017-present Norcross Public Library Green Roof, Atlanta, Georgia November 2016-present The Baddour Center Master Plan, Senatobia, Mississippi May 2016-present Quest Community Center Complex 2, Atlanta, Georgia January 2016-July 2016 Atlanta History Center Tullie Smith Farm Drainage Study, Atlanta, Georgia September 2015-August 2016 Leedle-Flood Residence Green Infrastructure Plan, Atlanta, Georgia December 2015-February 2016 Serenbe Mado Hamlet, Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia July 2015-present Quest Community Center, Atlanta, Georgia April 2015-August 2015 Zoo Atlanta Sustainable Design Standards Workshop, Atlanta, Georgia September 2014 Atlanta History Center Stream Restoration, Atlanta, Georgia June 2014 – November 2016 The Baddour Center Site Assessment, Senatobia, Mississippi March 2014 – July 2014 Trinity Avenue Urban Farm Feasibility Study, Atlanta, Georgia April 2013 – June 2013 Tsa-La-Gi Historic Village, Tahlequah, Oklahoma May 2009 – present Starkey Green Poolhouse, Athens, Georgia February 2009 – May 2010 Clemson University Lee Hall Expansion, Clemson, South Carolina April 2009 – March 2010

DESIGN PROJECTS AS UGA CED CONTRACTED PROJECT State Botanical Garden of Georgia Master Plan, Athens, Georgia August 2011 – September 2012

DEVELOPMENT AND REVIEW OF POLICY AND PRACTICE GUIDELINES Georgia Stormwater Management Manual Technical Advisory Group 2015 Member of advisory/review team responsible for guiding the update this Georgia stormwater policy. Georgia’s Statewide Nonpoint Source Management Plan 2014 Member of research/consultant team responsible for the update this Georgia EPD policy. Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Construction Standards for State Buildings 2009 Member of consultant team responsible for writing the design guidelines for this Georgia law. 13

LEED Rating System 2006-2012 I have been involved in reviews/updates/modifications of the LEED Rating System.

DESIGN PROJECTS THROUGH ECOS ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN Richardson Creek Restoration, Atlanta, GA May 2007 – March 2009 Southface Eco Office, Atlanta, GA March 2003 – August 2009 Lamar Dodd School of Art at UGA, Athens, GA April 2006 – August 2008 Panola Mountain State Park, Dekalb County, GA December 2006 – February 2007 Cabbagetown Park, Atlanta, GA December 2003 – September 2007 5th Street Bridge Overpass, Atlanta, GA June 2000 – June 2006 Klaus Advanced Computing Building at Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA January 2001 – October 2006 Tullie Smith Farm Restoration at the Atlanta History Center, Atlanta, GA September 2004 – March 2006 Brand-Tucker Hall, Woodward Academy, College Park, GA January 2002 – August 2003 Middle School Dining Hall, Woodward Academy, College Park, GA January 2002 – May 2004 Adair Dickerson, Jr. Art Building, Woodward Academy, College Park, GA January 2002 – May 2004 Sutherland Place, Atlanta, GA Gibson Residence, Atlanta, GA December 2002 – September 2003 Freedom Park Raingarden, Atlanta, GA March 2000 – September 2002 Hairston Lake Apartments – Lake Assessment, Dekalb County, GA May 2005 – September 2005 Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center Plaza, Atlanta, GA July 2004 – November 2005 Old Town Chattahoochee Greenway, Franklin, GA April 2005 – May 2006 Meadowdale Park, Dekalb County, GA 2005 Summergate Park, Dekalb County, GA 2005 Bouldercrest Park, Dekalb County, GA 2005 University of Alabama Golf Course Redevelopment, Birmingham, AL December 2004 – October 2005 DeKalb County Lakes & Dams Remediation Plans, GA November 2002 – December 2005 Biffle Park, Dekalb County, GA 2004 Peters Park, Dekalb County, GA 2004 Salem Park, Dekalb County, GA 2004 Constitution Lakes – Site Inventory & Development, Dekalb County, GA 2004 Lake Norman Regional Medical Center, Lake Norman, NC 2004 DeKalb County Lakes & Dams Assessment, Dekalb County, GA 2003 Nancy Creek Streambank Stabilization, Atlanta, GA 2003 Arabia Mountain School Suitability Analysis, Dekalb County, GA 2002 The Paideia School, Atlanta, GA 2002 Silver Comet Trail, Dallas, GA 2002 Global Health Action Headquarters, Atlanta, GA 2002 Georgia Tech / Savannah, Savannah, GA 2002 Piedmont Park South Meadow, Atlanta, GA 2000 Hawthorn Park, Atlanta, GA 2000 Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Center Parking Lot, Dekalb County, GA 2000

EXHIBITED WORK Diligwa, 300 Years in the Making, Cherokee Heritage Center, Park Hill, OK 2014 Cherokee Female Seminary Exhibit, Cherokee Heritage Center, Park Hill, OK 2011 Experiencing the Cherokee Landscape, Circle Gallery, CED 2010 Project Riverway – Year Two, Circle Gallery - CED 2007 Boats, Buses and Boots: Exploring the Natural Environments of the Southeastern United States and Costa Rica, Circle Gallery - CED 2007 Project Riverway – 9 Students, 1 Big River, Circle Gallery - CED 2006

INCLUSION IN PUBLICATIONS BY OTHERS Olsen, Monica. April 1, 2020. A Living Laboratory: Bringing the Classroom to the Trails. Serenbe Hamlet. Olsen, Monica. June 1, 2018. It’s a Berry Good Idea: Creating a Food Forest in Mado. Serenbe Hamlet. Truett, E. April 10, 2014. PSO Fellow Alfie Vick applies service-learning methodology to environmental design. UGA Beyond The Arch. Gogo, M. November 25, 2013. UGA professor named Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Fellow. UGA Today. Weeks, K. November 12, 2013. Congrats to the 2013 LEED Fellows. EcoBuilding Pulse. 14

James, L. October 19, 2013. Old meets new: Jackson Street Building recognized as environmental leader. The Red & Black. Snyder, M. October 14, 2013. Three UGA faculty members named PSO Fellows for fall semester. UGA Beyond The Arch. Horst, A. September 6, 2013. Green infrastructure as a means to enhance sustainability: Insights from the experts. Mother Nature Network. ICTMN Staff. June 9, 2013. Diligwa Portrays Authentic Cherokee Experience of 1710. Indian Country Today. Chavez, W. June 5, 2013. CHC officially opens Diligwa village. Cherokee Phoenix. Joseph, H. January 20, 2013. Solar panels support strides toward sustainability. The Red & Black. Henderson, Holley. 2012. Becoming a Green Building Professional. John Wiley & Sons. Chavez, W. January 4 2012. Construction of Ancient Village Progressing. Cherokee Phoenix. UGA News Service. November 16, 2011. UGA College of Environment & Design Ranked Top in the Nation. The Red & Black. Shearer, Lee. July 5, 2011. UGA Planners Want to Revive Buried Waterways. Athens Banner-Herald. Chavez, W. June 2010. Cherokee Heritage Center Plans Expansion. Cherokee Phoenix. Chavez, W. June 2010. Plants Used by Cherokee for Food, Medicines and Materials Are Included in the Works. Cherokee Phoenix. Newton, J. April 14, 2010. Bringing History Into the New Century. Tahlequah Daily Press. Cretors, K., ed. 2009. UGA Team to Help in Construction of Historically Accurate Cherokee Village. The Franklin Chronicle. Bates, J., Lange, J., and Richards, B. March 2009. Inventory and Analysis of Newtown, GA. – Part II. Landscape Architect and Specifier News. Lange, J. February 2009. Inventory and Analysis of Newtown, GA. Landscape Architect and Specifier News. Cassidy, R., Editor. October 2007. AEC Professionals Speak Out: The Role of AEC Professionals in Green Building. Green Buildings Research White Paper, Building Design + Construction. Cauley, H.M.. April 14, 2005. Residents Rally to Upgrade Community Park. Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Chesapeake Stormwater Network. 2008. Implications of the Impervious Cover Model: Stream Classification, Urban Subwatershed Management and Permitting. CSN Technical Bulletin No. 3. Committee on Reducing Stormwater Discharge Contributions to Water Pollution. 2008. Urban Stormwater Management in the United States. National Research Council. Creech, D. January/February 2005. The Eco Office Contractors: Leading the Market Transformation for Green Buildings. The Georgia Contractor. Dendy, L. June 23, 2008. Sustainable Oasis: New Art School Building Features Environmentally Beneficial Green Roof. Columns. Edgerton, A. August 28, 2006. 9 Students, 1 Big River. Columns. Edwards, Leslie. 2005. Georgia Community Greenspace Program. The New Georgia Encyclopedia. Georgia Humanities Council and the University of Georgia Press. Franks, K. August 16, 2006. Tate II Construction could aid campus creek. The Red and Black Georgia Trust. March/April 2006. 2006 Preservation Awards. The Rambler Grant, E.J. and Jones, J.R. December 2005. A Decision-Making Approach to Green Roof System Design. Interface. Hart, A. December 5, 2006. 5th Street Bridge: Green Path over Connector. Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Kobylus, J. Summer 2009. We All Live Downstream. Linger Longer Magazine. Volume 4, Issue2. Lange, J. February 2009. Inventory and Analysis of Newtown, GA. Landscape Architect and Specifier News. Layman, T. October 8-14, 2004. Intown Neighborhood Sells Fast. Atlanta Business Chronicle. Nicolow, J. and Sami, V. November 2005. Examining the Water at the Eco Office. Environmental Design + Construction. Pauff, S. October 25, 2006. Speaker urges green practices: LEED: Courses teach sustainability. The Red and Black. Prine, J. October 23, 2006. Second group of service-learning fellows selected. Columns. Pultinas, A. Winter 2007. The Natives Debate. The Earth Worker. Vol. XVI, No. 1 Quigley, R. September 20, 2007. Roofs – Good Places to Plot. Athens Banner-Herald Ross, C. December 2005. Control Erosion. Lowes for Pros Shaul, K. September 25, 2007. Flora May Enrich Aderhold’s Roof. The Red and Black Sherman, R. and King, W.. March 2005. Compost Plays Key Role in Green Roof Mixes. BioCycle: Journal of Composting & Organics Recycling. Southface Energy Institute. Fall 2006. Buildings that Teach. Southface Journal of Sustainable Building. Stephenson, Kay. November 2005. Native in the City: A Delightful Surprise in Atlanta. Georgia Gardening. Swennes, A . Winter 2008. Heritage Travels. Outreach. Tucker, C. 2000. A Lesson in Water Use: From the Governor’s Mansion to Your Home. Atlanta Journal-Constitution Williams, Phillip Lee. January 30, 2009. UGA Team to Help in Construction of Historically Accurate Village at Cherokee Heritage Center in Oklahoma. Columns.

APPOINTED EDITORIAL POSITIONS Journal of Green Building, Associate Editor 2007-2009

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REVIEWS OF PROPOSED INDIVIDUAL BOOKS John Wiley & Sons book reviewer 2007

REVIEWS OF GRANT PROPOSALS GAES grant proposal review 2014 Interdisciplinary Proposal Development Selection Committee 2014

REVIEWS OF PROPOSED INDIVIDUAL PAPERS FOR JOURNALS AND CONFERENCES Journal of Construction Innovation: Information, Process, Management (manuscript peer review) 2014 Greenbuild Abstract Reviewer (14 abstracts) 2013 Greenbuild Bucket Team Member (14 abstracts) 2008 Greenbuild Abstract Reviewer (18 abstracts) 2008 Landscape and Urban Planning (manuscript peer review) 2007 Greenbuild Bucket Team Member (60 abstracts) 2007 CELA Paper Reviewer (one full-length paper) 2006 CELA Abstract Reviewer (3 abstracts) 2006 Georgia Water Resources Manuscript Reviewer (one full-length paper) 2005 CELA Abstract Reviewer (9 abstracts) 2004 ASLA Graduate Student Awards Review Committee 2004

PARTICIPATION IN COMPETITION JURIES / AWARDS COMMITTEES Trinity Avenue Urban Farm International Design Competition Jury Member 2011 Atlanta History Center International Design Competition Jury Member 2011 ASLA Graduate Student Awards Review Committee 2004

CONVENTION PAPERS PRESENTED (* denotes invited lectures) Georgia Tree Council Quarterly Program* 2020 “I-75/85 and I-20 Roadside Green Infrastructure Projects” Sustainable Atlanta Roundtable* 2020 “Sustainability at the University of Georgia” Greenbuild International Conference 2019 “Serenbe: A Biophilic Community” Southern Highlands Reserve 2019 Native Plants Symposium* 2019 “Nature Each Day Keeps the Doctor Away: Biophilic Design for Health and Well-being” GCRC Coastal Georgia Colloquium 2018 “Enhancing Ecosystem Services with Green Infrastructure” Georgia Environmental Conference 2018 “PV + Pollinators in Georgia” Biophilic Leadership Summit* 2017 “Mado Food Forest and Medicinal Garden” National Trail of Tears Association Annual Meeting* 2016 “The Plant Communities of the Cherokee Landscape: Integrating Teaching, Research and Service” Nygren Placemaking Conference* 2016 “Green Infrastructure and Runoff Reduction” Atlanta Science Festival 2016 “Agnes Scott Arboretum Tour” (with Kathryn Kolb and Jamie Blackburn) Beijing Forestry University* 2015 “Green Infrastructure: Emulating Nature to Manage Rainfall in the Built Environment” American Academy of Religion 2015 “Overcoming the Loss of Culturally Significant Plant Species after the Trail of Tears” International Living Future Institute* 2015 “Net Positive Water: A Collective Discussion on Achieving Net-Positive Water Use in Atlanta” Georgia River Network Hidden Gem Paddle – Middle Oconee River* 2015 “River Restoration” Georgia Water Resources Conference 2015 “Urban Water Quality and Non-point Source Pollution: Green Infrastructure” (with Jon Calabria, Cory Rayburn, Steve Leo) North Carolina GIS Conference* 2015 16

“Using Geodesign for Land Planning: Examples from a Landscape Architecture Studio” Trees Atlanta TreeKeepers Certification Program* 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 “Ecology of Place” Ladies Garden Club of Georgia* 2014 “Plant Communities of the Cherokee Landscape” GeoDesign Summit 2014 “Reimagining the Chattahoochee River with Geodesign” (co-authored by Alison Smith) Osher Lifelong Learning Institute* 2014 “Cherokee Traditional Land Use and Town Planning” Native Plant Symposium at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia* 2014 “Designed Landscapes Inspired by Native Plant Communities” (co-presented with Lauren Zeichner) Atlanta Science Festival 2014 “Agnes Scott Arboretum Tour” (with Jim Abbott, Kathryn Kolb and Jamie Blackburn) Greenbuild International Conference and Expo 2013 “Rainwater Management: Design and Policy Changes” Sustainable Forestry Symposium* 2013 “The Future of Green Building Rating Systems” ASHRAE Student Chapter Meeting* 2013 “Becoming a Green Building Professional” UGA Environmental Ethics Seminar* 2013 “Retracing the Trail of Tears: Discovering Strategies for (Cultural) Sustainability” Athens Clarke Heritage Foundation* 2013 “Cherokee Traditional Land Use and Town Planning” GeoDesign Summit 2013 “GeoDesign in the Studio” (co-authored and presented by Alison Bramlett) Greenprints 2012 Conference* 2012 “Water: At the Interface of Building & Landscape” Linger Longer Living Series* 2012 “Plants of the Cherokee Trail of Tears: Meaning, Use & Value of Traditional Knowledge” UGA Climate & Society Initiative Seminar* 2012 “Indian Removal and Historic Climate Change: A Prelude to Contemporary Adaptation Strategies” Athens Georgia Green Life Expo* 2012 “Regenerative Design: The Future of Green Buildings” Native Tribes and Landscape Change 2012 “Indian Removal and Historic Climate Change: The Impact on Plant Resources” Georgia Pest Control Association Winter Conference 2012 “ Integrated Pest Management in the LEED Rating System” University Committee on Outreach and Engagement Meeting* 2011 “Engaging Students Through Service-Learning with the State Botanical Garden Master Plan Charrette” The Impact of Climate Change on Tribal Resource Management Conference* 2011 “Indian Removal and Historic Climate Change: The Impact on Plant Resources” Southern Garden Heritage Conference* 2011 “Plants of the Cherokee: Before and After the Trail of Tears” Athens Georgia Green Life Expo* 2011 “Regenerative Design: The Future of Green Buildings” Cullowhee Native Plant Conference* 2010 “Landscape Design for LEED Certified Homes” Greenbuild International Conference & Expo 2010 Educational Session: “New Directions in Rainwater: LEED and Beyond” Southeastern Indians through Time: Land, Geography & Environment 2010 “Creating a circa 1710 Cherokee Village at the Cherokee Heritage Center” State of Sequoyah Commission Annual Conference* 2009 “Creating a c. 1710 Cherokee Village and Landscape at the Cherokee Heritage Center” Pontificia Universidad Catolica Madre y Maestro (Dominican Republic)* 2009 “Sustainable Design” UGA Institute of Native American Studies* 2009 “The Impact of Indian Removal on the Availability of Culturally Salient Cherokee Plants” 17

Ecological Society of America Water and Justice Conference 2009 Conference Tour: Campus Sustainability and Stormwater management National Community Land Trust Annual Conference 2009 “Land Use Issues for Community Land Trusts” Native American and Indigenous Studies Association Annual Meeting 2009 “Plant Communities, Southern Appalachians and Northeastern Oklahoma: Landscaping in Historical Reconstruction and Decisions in Site Location” (with Jace Weaver) Georgia Water Resources Conference 2009 Conference Tour: Eco-revelatory Storm Water Management at the Lamar Dodd School of Art Georgia Water Resources Conference 2009 “Eco-revelatory Storm Water Management at the Lamar Dodd School of Art” Winter Green / Winter School 2009 “GreenScapes and Green Building”(with Stephen Brooks and Wayne KinG) AIA Committee on the Environment, Georgia Chapter* 2008 “Protecting Biodiversity Through Stormwater Management in the Etowah Watershed” Southeastern Environmental Flows Conference 2008 “Eco-revelatory Storm Water Management at the Lamar Dodd School of Art” (with Linda Henneman and Kevin Kirsche) Georgia Urban Forestry Council* 2007 Keynote: “Landscape Architecture and LEED” Georgia Planning Association/GA ASLA Conference* 2007 “Riverbasins to Raingardens Panel” SED Lecture Series* 2006 “The Etowah Watershed: A Case Study” UGA School of Law Red Clay Conference* 2007 “Environmental Impact of New Urbanism Panel” Greenprints 2006 Conference Tour: “Trends in K-12 Schools” Presentation: “Eco-Office: LEED Credits for Water, Energy and Green Power” Low Impact Development and Stormwater Management in Georgia 2006 “Introduction to Stormwater Management” “Application of a Split-flow Strategy in the Etowah Watershed: A Case Study” ASHRAE Student Chapter Meeting* 2005 “Sustainable Stormwater Design” Thompson, Ventulet & Steinbeck Architects Annual Meeting* 2005 “A Sustainable Approach to Planning and Design” State Botanical Garden of Georgia Native Plant Symposium* 2005 “Form Follows Function: Designing with Native Plant Communities and Natural Processes” Greenbuild International Conference & Expo 2005 Conference Tour: “Educational Mobile Workshop Tour of the Woodward Academy Middle School Campus” Joint Southeastern Stormwater Management & Erosion and Sediment Control Conference 2005 “The Woodward Academy Greenroof Project” UGA School of Law Red Clay Conference 2005 Session Organizer: “The Building Industry’s Response to the New Georgia Energy Code” Tour de Sprawl, Athens, Georgia* 2004 “Benefits of Raingardens for Stormwater Management” Georgia Water and Pollution Control Association* 2004 “Stormwater Aesthetics” City of Atlanta Stormwater Public Workshop* 2004 “Raingardens: Reclaim Your Rain Workshop in Atlanta” Trees Atlanta/Georgia Forestry Commission 2004 Conference Co-Organizer and Speaker: “Greenspace: Evaluating, Restoring and Managing Natural Areas in the Atlanta Vicinity II” Georgia Urban Forest Council Meeting 2004 Conference Tour: “Raingarden Ramble” Georgia ASLA Continuing Education Series 2004 “Dealing with Wet Areas in the Landscape” Georgia Urban Forest Council Quarterly Meeting 2004 “Raingarden Case Studies” 18

Student Conservation Association Training* 2003 “Fall Line Ecology Walking Tour” Trees Atlanta/Georgia Forestry Commission 2003 Conference Co-Organizer and Speaker: “Greenspace: Evaluating, Restoring and Managing Natural Areas in the Atlanta Vicinity” Greater Atlanta Homebuilders Association Annual Meeting 2003 “Water Conservation in Residential Construction” Men’s Garden Club of Georgia* 2002 “Raingardens in the Residential Landscape” Greenprints Sustainable Atlanta Tour 2002 Conference Tour: “Freedom Park Raingardens” AIA Committee on the Environment, Georgia Chapter* 2001 “Stormwater Management from a Landscape Architect’s Perspective” Southface Annual Meeting 2001 “When it rains, it pours!” (with Robert Reed) Georgia Conservancy / Generation Green 2001 “The Threat of Invasive Exotic Plant Species to Biodiversity” Americorps Field Training 2001 “Invasive Species Issues”; Presentation:“Identification and Eradication of Invasive Exotic Plant Species” From the Home to the Watershed Conference 2000 “Designing the Home and the Urban Environment for Water Conservation” Carroll County Chamber of Commerce 2000 “Encouraging Water-wise Development” Developing Naturally Conference 2000 “The Greenspace Community – Environment and Culture Working Together”

RADIO/PODCAST/TELEVISION APPEARANCES Serenbe Stories (Season 2, Episode 6) 2020 Invited Guest: “Alfie Vick Eats Plants (And Talks Environmental Ethics)” Newsmakers with Tim Bryant 2010 Invited Guest: “Southeastern Indians through Time” The Master Gardener Hour on Radio Sandy Springs 2008 Invited Guest: “Green Roofs Over Georgia: The New Hanging Gardens of Babylon”

PARTICIPATION IN ACADEMIC WORKSHOPS Georgia Rural Engagement Workshop 2021 Chatham County Geodesign Workshop 2015 Soma, Japan Geodesign Workshop 2015 ESRI GeoPlanner Workshop 2015 Urban Climate Institute 2014 NSF Sustainability Science Workshop 2014 Engaging the Public: A Workshop on communicating your science and scholarship 2013

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RECOGNITION OF EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE Cherokee Nation Sevenstar Stalwart Award 2014 Athens-Clarke County Stormwater Department, 1st Honorary Member of Team Water 2012 Southface Energy Institute, Volunteer of the Year 2001

LEADERSHIP POSITIONS IN SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Trees Atlanta, Board Member 2019-present Biophilic Institute, Board Member 2018-present Trees Atlanta, Program Committee Member 2013-present Serenbe Institute Environmental Committee, Member 2016-present Trees Atlanta, Education Committee Chair 2016-2019 Atlanta Regional Commission Blue Book Revision Technical Advisory Group, Member 2014-2016 G.R.O.W. Planning Committee, Member 2011-2016 Athens Land Trust, Conservation Committee Member 2006-2019 Athens Land Trust, Executive Committee, Treasurer 2013-2015 Chattahoochee NOW, Resource Committee Chair 2011-2012 US Green Building Council (USGBC) Athens Branch, Board Leadership Group 2011-present US Green Building Council (USGBC) Athens Branch, Founding Chair 2011-2012 USGBC Sustainable Sites Technical Advisory Group, Chair 2010-2012 USGBC Sustainable Sites Technical Advisory Group, Vice-Chair 2009-2010 USGBC Sustainable Sites Technical Advisory Group, Member 2006-2012 USGBC Atlanta Chapter, Board of Directors 2006-2009 Athens Land Trust, Board of Directors, Conservation Committee Member 2006-2015 A-CC Rails To Trails Committee, Member 2006-present Friends of Scull Shoals, Board of Directors 2006-present EcoFocus Film Festival, Steering Committee Member 2009 Atlanta History Center, Director’s Garden Council Member 2003 - 2005 AIA-Atlanta Committee On The Environment, Co-chair, SS Committee 2003 Southface Energy Institute, Greenprints Curriculum Committee 2002 Southeast Regional Exotic Pest Plant Council, Board of Directors 1999 - 2001 Georgia Exotic Pest Plant Council, Treasurer, Board of Directors 1999 - 2001

SERVICE IN UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENT & DESIGN Faculty Advisor, USGBC Students 2013-present CED Planning Faculty Search Committee 2012 CED Landscape Architecture Faculty Search Committee Chair 2011 CED Planning Faculty Search Committee 2010 CED MEPD Curriculum Committee 2010 CED MLA Curriculum Committee 2010-present Faculty Advisor and co-founder, Emerging Green Builders (EGB/EP) 2007 - present CED MLA Admissions Committee 2005-2015 CED Faculty Search Committee 2009 CED Dean Search Committee 2007-2008 Faculty Advisor, SEEDS 2004-2007 SED Faculty Search Committee (4 positions) 2005-06 SED Faculty Grievance Committee 2004-2005

SERVICE IN OTHER PARTS OF UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Interdisciplinary Certificate in Sustainability Advisory Board 2015-present Georgia Initiative for Climate and Society Working Group Member 2011-present Campus Watersheds Advisory Committee 2010-present Sustainability Across the Curriculum Committee 2011-present OVPR Sustainability Core Committee 2013-2015 Environmental Literacy Requirement Committee 2013-2014 20

River Basin Center Director Search Committee 2012-2013 UGA Climate Action Task Force 2012-present University of Georgia Graduate Council 2011-2014 University of Georgia Graduate Appointment & Reappointment Committee Chair 2012-2013 University of Georgia Graduate Curriculum Committee Chair 2011-2012 UGA Conservation PhD Steering Committee 2009- 2011 Institute of Native American Studies Steering Committee 2009- present Academy of the Environment Executive Committee 2007 - present River Basin Center Advisory Board 2007 - present UGA Toxicology Program Review Team – Graduate Dean’s Nominee 2008 Engineering Faculty Search Committee (2 positions) 2007 - 2008 University of Georgia Graduate Council 2005-2008 University of Georgia Graduate Admission & Retention Committee Chair 2007-08 University of Georgia Graduate Admission & Retention Committee Member 2005-07 UGA River Basin Center Program Review and Assessment Committee 2004 - 2005

SERVICE THROUGH INSTRUCTION Rock and Shoals / Cedar Creek WRC Master Plan – LAND 6030 2014 Mimsie Lanier Center for Native Plant Studies Site Plan – LAND 6030 2013 Chattahoochee NOW Land Use Plan – LAND 6030 2013 Bolton Dining Hall / Tanyard Creek Restoration Plan – LAND 6030 2012 A-CC Greenway Hub/Beech Haven Master Plan – LAND 6030 2012 East Lake Commons Stormwater Plan – LAND 6030 2011 State Botanical Garden of Georgia Suitability Analysis – LAND 6030 2011 GACDS Headquarters and Demonstration Facility Master Plan – LAND 6030 2010 Hyde Farm Suitability Analysis and Master Plan – LAND 6030 2010 University of Georgia Green Infrastructure Plan – LAND 6030 2010 Athens Land Trust Affordable Home Landscape Installation – LAND 4360 2009 Barnett Shoals Elementary Raingarden – LAND 4360 2009 Barnett Shoals Elementary Native Garden – LAND 4360 2009 Barnett Shoals Elementary Arboretum Project – LAND 4360 2009 Ecology Annex Site Landscaping – LAND 4360 2009 Town Spring Site Landscaping – LAND 4360 2009 Geography Roof Site Landscaping – LAND 4360 2009 4th Street Village Greenspace Restoration – LAND 4360 2009 5-Acre Woods Greenspace Restoration – LAND 4360 2009 UGA Lily Branch Riparian Park – LAND 6030 2009 State Botanical Garden Children’s Garden – LAND 6030 2009 Newtown Community Redevelopment Plan – LAND 6030 2009 Cob Workshop with Will McSwain – Emerging Green Builders (EGB) 2008 Natural Building Lecture with Will McSwain – EGB 2008 Campus Sustainability Lecture with Danny Sniff – EGB 2008 Native Plant Walk with Brad Davis – EGB 2008 Rivers Alive Stream Clean-up – EGB 2008 Tour of Tate Student Center Cistern – EGB 2008 Lumpkin Woods Privet Pull (x3) – EGB 2008 Chip Sullivan Graphics Workshop – EGB 2008 Athens Land Trust Affordable Home Landscape Installation (3 homes) – LAND 4360 2008 Gaines School Elementary Rainbarrel Installation – LAND 4360 2008 Barnett Shoals Elementary Granite Outcrop Garden – LAND 4360 2008 Barnett Shoals Elementary Arboretum Project – LAND 4360 2008 Common Ground Site Landscaping – LAND 4360 2008 4th Street Village Greenspace Restoration – LAND 4360 2008 5-Acre Woods Greenspace Restoration – LAND 4360 2008 Reynold’s Plantation Stormwater Design – LAND 6030 2008 John’s Homestead Master Plan – LAND 6030 2008 Newtown Community Revitalization Plan – LAND 6030 2008 21

Barnett Shoals Elementary School Garden Plans – LAND 6030 2007 Appalachee River Conservation Development Plan – LAND 6030 2007 Whit Davis Elementary School Native Plant Walk – SEEDS 2007 Screenings of “An Inconvenient Truth” and “Blue Vinyl” – SEEDS 2006 Spring Valley Farm Redevelopment Plan – LAND 6030 2006 Dunwoody Nature Center Stormwater Garden Design – LAND 6030 2006 Athens Land Trust Work Days – LAND 4360 2006 Barnett Shoals Elementary School Work Days – LAND 4360 2006 Tanyard Creek Privet Pull – SEEDS 2006 Screenings of “Kilowatt Ours” and “Taken For A Ride” – SEEDS 2006 Alumni Week Stormwater Management Tour – SEEDS 2006 Scull Shoals Visitor Center – LAND 6030 2005 Scull Shoals Privet Pull – LAND 4360 2002-2005 Arkwright Place Corridor Plan – LAND 6030 2005 Boys & Girls Club Redevelopment Plan – LAND 6030 2004

PRO-BONO DESIGN AND EDUCATION Pettigrew Elementary School Ecological Playground 2017 Pre-historic and Historic Native American Settlement in the Serenbe Vicinity Public Education Event (45 ppl.) 2017 Reading the Serenbe Landscape Public Education Event (35 ppl.) 2016 Green Infrastructure for Airports (presented to Hartsfield-Jackson Engineering Department) 2015 Harvest Moon Dinner Fundraiser (raised $18,000 gross for the Athens Land Trust) 2008 Boy Scouts of America Soil and Water Conservation Merit Badge Training 2008 Barnett Shoals Wildflower Celebration Granite Outcrop Wildflower Walk 2008 Atlanta Beltline Arboretum Charrette 2007 Athens Grow Green Environmental Summit 2007 Trees Atlanta Headquarters Charrette 2006 Barnett Shoals Wildflower Celebration Granite Outcrop Wildflower Walk 2006 Rock and Shoals Clean-up 2006 Habitat for Humanity volunteer 2006 Orme Park, City of Atlanta Design Consultation 2005 Tybee Island Charrette 2005

ORGANIZATION OF CONFERENCES OR SYMPOSIA Chatham County Geodesign Workshop, UGA (Co-Organizer) 2015 Sustainable Forestry and Green Building, USGBC Athens Branch (Co-Organizer) 2013 Native Tribes and Landscape Change, Southern Highlands Reserve (Co-Organizer) 2012 The Impact of Climate Change on Tribal Resource Management, UGA (Co-Organizer) 2011 Southeastern Indians Though Time: Land, Geography, Environment, UGA (Organizer) 2010 Soil Management in the Built Environment, UGA (Organizer) 2010 Nature Smart Schools Symposium, UGA (Co-Organizer) 2009 Global Emergency Teach-in, UGA (Co-Organizer) 2007

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