Napawan, Landscape Architecture + Environmental Design Department of Human Ecology, University of California Davis

N. CLAIRE NAPAWAN, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE + ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN ECOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS

CURRICULUM VITAE

CONTACT

Department Of Human Ecology, Landscape Architecture + Environmental Design University of California Davis, 131 Hunt Hall, 1 Shield’s Ave, Davis, CA 95616 [email protected], 530‐554‐9540, @sf_opencity, www.grouprojects.com

EDUCATION

Masters in Landscape Architecture, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA, 2001‐2005 Bachelors of Art in Architecture, Washington University School of Architecture, St. Louis, MO, 1997‐2001

ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT

Assistant Professor, University of California, Davis, CA, 2009 – present Assistant Landscape Architect in Agriculture Experiment Station (AES), University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, 2009 ‐ present Adjunct Assistant Professor, City College of New York, NY, 2009 Visiting Lecturer, University of California, Davis, CA, 2007 Career Discovery Program Instructor, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA, 2004

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

Project Manager/Designer, dlandstudio, llc., Brooklyn, NY, 2008‐2009 Associate, SWA Group, San Francisco, CA, 2005‐2008 Staff Designer, Richard Burke Associates, Somerville, MA, 2004‐2005 Design Intern, Gere/Dismer Architects, Rock Island, IL, 1998

CREATIVE WORKS ‐ COMPLETED PRIOR TO UNIVERSITY APPOINTMENT

1. Novartis East Campus, East Hanover, NJ, project manager, SWA Group, (INSTALLED) 2006 2. Novartis West Campus Master Plan, East Hanover, NJ, project manager, SWA Group, (INSTALLED) 2007 3. Victoria Ward retail development, Honolulu, HI, project manager, SWA Group, 2008 (INSTALLED) 4. Beijing Finance Street, Beijing, China, project manager, SWA Group, (INSTALLED) 2008** 5. University of the Pacific Student Quadrangle, Stockton, CA, project manager, SWA Group, (INSTALLED) 2008** 6. Downtown Salt Lake City streetscape, Salt Lake, UT, project manager, SWA Group, (INSTALLED) 2008** 7. City Creek retail development, Salt Lake, UT, project manager, SWA Group, (INSTALLED) 2008** 8. Sydney Residence, Brooklyn, NY, project manager at dlandstudio, llc., (INSTALLED) 2008 9. Telyas Residence, Old Westbury, NY, project manager at dlandstudio, llc., (INSTALLED) 2008 10. Malawi Academy for Girls, Lilongwe, Malawi, contributing designer at dlandstudio, llc., (SPECULATIVE) 2008 11. Prospect Cemetery, Queens, NY, contributing designer at dlandstudio, llc., (INSTALLED) 2008 12. Water Flows, design for Jardin de Metis competition, Quebec, Canada, project manager at dlandstudio, llc., (SPECULATIVE) 2008** 13. Lebensraume, Berlin Templehof airport competition, Berlin, Germany, contributing designer at dlandstudio, llc., (SPECULATIVE) 2008 14. Police Plaza Security Upgrades, Manhattan, NY, project manager at dlandstudio, llc., (INSTALLED) 2009

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 1

15. Sponge Park Master Plan, Gowanus Canal, Brooklyn, NY, project manager at dlandstudio, llc., (SPECULATIVE) 2009** 16. Sherman Creek Urban Design and Esplanade, project manager at dlandstudio, llc., (SPECULATIVE) 2009 17. Philadelphia Pier 11 and Waterfront Master Plan, project manager at dlandstudio, llc., (SPECULATIVE) 2009

CITED CREATIVE WORKS ‐ PROJECT COMPLETED PRIOR TO UNIVERSITY APPOINTMENT

1. Creative Work, Sponge Park Gowanus Canal, cited in, McLaughlin, Mike, "Sponge Bob Unveils Canal Park." 16 April 2008. The Brooklyn Paper. 2. Creative Work, Sponge Park Gowanus Canal, cited in, Gross, Miriam. "Sponge on the Canal." 26 April 2008. The Brooklyn Paper. 3. Creative Work, Sponge Park Gowanus Canal, cited in Collins, Linda. "Gowanus Group's Sponge Parks Honored by AIA, ASLA." 23 June 2008. Brooklyn Daily Eagle. 4. Creative Work, Sponge Park Gowanus Canal, cited in Bilkey, Catherine. "'The Smell' of Gowanus Canal May Be Sponged Away." 3 July 2008. The New York Sun. 5. Creative Work, Beijing Finance Street, reviewed in, Duncan, Michael, "China's New Urbanity." 22 July 2008. Urban Land Institute Magazine. 6. Creative Work, Sponge Park Gowanus Canal, reviewed in "Water Fight." Oculus, American Institute of Architects, New York Chapter (AIANY), Volume 70, Issue 4. 7. Creative Work, Sponge Park Gowanus Canal, cited in Whitman, Trudy. "Proposed Gowanus 8. 'Sponge Park' Proves a Hit." 29 January 2009. Brooklyn Daily Eagle. 9. Appointment, Assistant Professor III, 8/1/09 10. Creative Work, Sponge Park Gowanus Canal, cited in Nordenson, G., Seavitt, C. and A. Yarinsky. (2010) “On the Water | Palisades Bay.” The New York City Museum of Modern Art.

PUBLICATIONS

JOURNALS – PUBLISHED

1. Napawan, N. C. (2010). “Multi‐Productive Landscapes of the Sustainable City: Opportunities for Managing Resource Needs through Urban Landscapes.” Nakhara Journal of Environmental Design and Planning, Volume 6: The Dynamic City: Land, Water, and Culture.** 2. Napawan, N. C. (2012). “From Spaces to Flows: Re‐evaluating the Role of Urban Parks in the Post‐Industrial City,” Spaces and Flows: Journal of Urban and ExtraUrban Studies. 3. Napawan, N. C. (2014). “Revealing Complexity: Evaluating San Francisco's Urban Agricultural Use of Landscape Typologies for City‐Wide Promotion,” Journal of Urbanism.** 4. Napawan. N. C. (2014). “Multi‐Productive Landscapes for Climate Change Adaptation,” Spaces and Flows: Journal of Urban and Extraurban Studies. 5. Surls, R., Feesntra, G., Golden, S., Galt, R., Hardesty, S. Napawan, N. C., and Wilen, C. (2014). “Gearing up to Support Urban Farming in California: Preliminary Results of a Needs Assessment.” Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems. Spring 2014. 6. Napawan, N. C. and Snyder, B. (2014). “Smart Sidewalks,” Ground Up, Issue 03: “Here.” 7. Napawan N. C., Snyder, B. (2014). “PoroCity: Networking Cities for a Changing Climate.” Architecture, Media, Politics, Society.

JOURNALS – IN‐PRESS

8. Napawan, N. C. (2015). “Productive Place: Evaluating Community Urban Farms as Public Space,” Landscape Journal.** 9. Napawan, N. C. and Townsend, S. (2016). “The Landscape of Urban Agriculture in California’s Capitol City.” Landscape Research, Special Issue: “Food and the Landscape.”**

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 2

10. Napawan, N. C. and Burke, E. (2016). “Productive Potential: Evaluating Residential Urban Agriculture.” Landscape Research, Special Issue: “Food and the Landscape.”**

JOURNALS – SUBMITTED

11. Napawan, N. C. and Burke, E. “Evaluating San Francisco Bay Area Regional Food Resilience,” Journal of the American Planning Association, submitted July 2015. 12. Simpson, S., Napawan, N. C., and Snyder, B. “Our Changing Climate: Creating a Digital Network of Youth Perspectives on Climate Change,” Publics: A Journal of Imagining America, Special Issue, “Art and Politics,” submitted August 2015. 13. Simpson, S., Napawan, N. C., and Snyder, B. “Our Changing Climate: A Methodology for Developing Youth‐led Digital Narratives on Climate Change,” Journal of Arts and Communities, submitted September 2015. 14. Napawan, N. C. and Snyder, B. “City Sinks: Waste as the Subject of Public Art,” The Avery Review, submitted October 2015.

BOOK CHAPTERS

1. Napawan, N. C. and Burke, E. (2012). “Mapping Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area,” Food: An Atlas. Also published online at http://www.guerrillacartography.org/Food‐An_Atlas.pdf**

BOOK CHAPTERS – SUBMITTED

2. Napawan, N.C. and B.L. Snyder. (2014) “PoroCity: Networking Coastal Cities for a Changing Climate,” V. Weiss, (ed), Riverine Cities, Kent, UK.

LIMITED DISTRIBUTION

1. Napawan, N. C., Geisel, P., Borel, M. (2012) “Design and Planning of Edible Landscapes.” Edible Landscapes: ‘Train the Trainer’ Workbook, University of California, Division of Agricultural and Natural Resources (UC ANR). 2. Surls, R., Napawan, N. C., Feenstra, G., Hardesty, S., Sutherland, A., “Growing Interest: Meeting the Needs of Urban Agriculture in California.” University of California, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources (UC ANR) Policy Brief.**

ALTERNATIVE MEDIA

1. Surls, R., Algert, S., Baameur, A., Bennaton, R., Borel, V., Feenstra, G., Galt, R., Getz, C., Golden, S., Goldstein, C., Greenwood, J., Hardesty, S., Napawan, C., Sutherland, A., Van Soelen Kim, J., Wilen, C. and E. Zigas: University of California, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Urban Agriculture Website, http://ucanr.edu/sites/UrbanAg/, 2015.** 2. Napawan, N. C.: “Production Places: Evaluating Communally‐managed Urban Farms as Public Open Space.” UC ANR Urban Agriculture Website – Blog Posts, http://ucanr.edu/sites/UrbanAg/?blogpost=16987&blogasset=70075, 5 March 2015.** 3. Napawan, N. C., Simpson, S., and Snyder, B.: Our Changing Climate: “A participatory environmental design project that engages San Francisco Bay Area communities with issues of climate change by integrating youth perspectives with social media.” https://storify.com/sf_opencity/our‐changing‐climate, 2015. 4. Napawan, N. C., and Snyder, B.: “#SFOpenCity: This project shares multiple perspectives of the built urban environment through digital and physical tagging.” https://storify.com/sf_opencity/sfopencity, 2015.

ABSTRACTS – PUBLISHED

1. Napawan, N.C. and E.D. Seybert. “The Political Economy of Place: Determining the Productive Values of Urban Public Landscapes,” Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA), Annual Conference Proceedings, 2010**

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 3

2. Napawan, N. C. “From Spaces to Flows: Re‐evaluating the Role of Urban Parks in the Post‐Industrial City,” Spaces and Flows: Journal of Urban and Extra‐Urban Studies, 2011** 3. Napawan, N. C. “Re‐defining Productive in Urban Agriculture: Resource Consumption and Production in San Francisco,” Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA), Annual Conference Proceedings, 2011 4. Napawan, N. C., “Revealing Complexity: Evaluating Urban Agricultural Landscape Typology Use by San Francisco's City‐wide Promotion Efforts,” Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA), Annual Conference Proceedings, 2013** 5. Napawan, N.C. and Burke, E. “Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area,” Food, the City, and Innovation Conference Proceedings, University of Texas at Austin, 2013** 6. Napawan, N. C. “Expanding San Francisco’s Landscape Productivity: Adaptation Strategies for Climate Change,” Spaces & Flows International Conference on Urban and Extra‐urban Studies Conference Proceedings, 2013 7. Napawan, N.C. and B.L. Snyder. “Smarter Sidewalks/Changing Cities: Multi‐Scalar Approaches to Urban Resilience,” Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA), Annual Conference Proceedings, 2014 8. Napawan, N.C. and B.L. Snyder. “PoroCity: Networking Cities for a Changing Climate,” Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA), 2014 9. Napawan, N.C. and B.L. Snyder. “PoroCity: Networking Cities for Changing Climate,” The Mediated City Conference Proceedings, 2014 10. Napawan, N.C. and Snyder, B. “City Sink / Sync City: A Multi‐Pronged Project to Engage Communities with their Vital Infrastructure,” Riverine Cities Conference Proceedings, 2014 11. Napawan, N. C. and Snyder, B. “City Sink: Wastewater as the Subject of Public Art,”Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA), Annual Conference Proceedings, 2015** 12. Napawan, N. C. and Simpson, S., “Our Changing Climate: Community Partnerships for Resilience,” Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA), Annual Conference Proceedings, 2015** 13. Napawan, N. C. and Simpson, S. “Our Changing Climate: Resilient Networks at the Community Scale,” Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA), Annual Conference Proceedings, 2015

ABSTRACTS – SUBMITTED

14. Napawan, N. C., Simpson, S. and Snyder, B. “Our Changing Climate: Digital Networks for Community Resilience,” Mediated Cities Conference, Submitted 1 September 2015.

PRESENTATIONS

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED PRESENTATIONS/CRITIQUES

1. Environmental Design Research Association, Annual Conference, Washington D.C., “The Political Economy of Place: Evaluating Productivity of Public Urban Landscapes” with Ehren Seybert, June 2010 2. Spaces and Flows Conference of Urban and Extra‐urban Issues, Prato, Italy, “From Spaces to Flows, Re‐Evaluating the Role of Urban Parks in the Post‐Industrial City,” November 2011 3. University of California Davis, ECI 126: Sustainable Environmental Design Studio, Invited Presenter, “Principles of Design,” 2011, 2012 4. American Institute of Architects (AIA) Sacramento Chapter, ‘Soul of the City’ Roundtable, Invited Panelist, “Urban Agriculture,” 2012 5. Food, the City, & Innovation Conference, Austin, Texas, Roundtable Panelist for “Urban Food Resilience,” 2 February 2013 6. Arizona State University, Invited Critic for Senior Thesis in BSLA Final Review, 25 April 2013 7. Environmental Design Research Association, Annual Conference, Providence, Rhode Island, “Evaluating the Role of Spatial Typology in Urban Agriculture Promotion,” 2013 8. University of California, Berkeley, College of Environmental Design, [IN]LAND Program, Invited Critic, 29 July 2013

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 4

9. Mediated City, London, “PoroCity: Networking Cities for a Changing Climate” with Brett Snyder, May 2014 10. Environmental Design Research Association, Annual Conference, New Orleans, “Smarter Sidewalks for Urban Resilience,” and “PoroCity: Networking Cities for a Changing Climate” with Brett Snyder, June 2014 11. Riverine Cities, Kent, UK, “City Sink: Re‐evaluating Urban Water Management in San Jose” with Brett Snyder, June 2014 12. California Statewide Master Gardeners Conference, Bi‐Annual Conference, Invited Presenter, “Design and Planning of Edible Landscapes as Public Space,” 9 October 2014 13. University of California Berkeley, Department of Environmental Science Policy & Management, Urban Agriculture Graduate Seminar, Invited Presenter, “Three Scales of Urban Agriculture Research,” 18 November 2014 14. Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA), Annual Conference, Manhattan, KS, “Our Changing Climate: Community Partnerships for Resilience,” and “City Sink: Wastewater as Subject of Public Art,” March 2015 15. Environmental Design Research Association, Annual Conference, Los Angeles, “Our Changing Climate: Resilience Networks at the Community Scale” with Sheryl‐Ann Simpson, June 2015 16. American Institute of Architects (AIA) San Francisco Chapter, Design Week Workshop, “#SFOpenCity,” 29 September 20 17. South by Southwest (SXSW), Place by Design Eco Conference, “Big Data, Big Narrative,” 7 October 2015

CREATIVE WORKS

ORIGINAL WORKS OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE + ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

1. Productive Port: Howland's Hook, Staten Island, NYC, University of California Los Angeles cityLAB's WPA2.0 Design Competition, in collaboration with dlandstudio, llc., (SPECULATIVE) 2009** 2. Recreating the Cycle: Self‐Sufficient Cities through Landscape Infrastructure, Self‐Sufficient City Design Competition, (SPECULATIVE) 2009 3. Multi‐Productive Landscapes of the Sustainable City, Terreform 1: “From Mowing to Growing” Design Competition, (SPECULATIVE) 2010 4. Solar PV Array at Freshkills Landfill, New York City, in collaboration with the Columbia School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), New York City, (SPECULATIVE) 2011** 5. The Urban Agricultural Toolkit, Baltimore, The Urbanite Healthy Food Challenge Design Competition, (SPECULATIVE) 2012** 6. Landscape Improvements at Albany Waterfront Cove, Albany, CA, in collaboration with the Albany Waterfront Committee, (INSTALLED) 2012 ** 7. Unbuilding San Francisco's Eastern Shore: Adaptations Strategies to Climate Change Inundation, Unbuilt Visions Design Competition, in collaboration with Toni Toscano, Tyler Van Pelt, Gary Ng, and Ray Papa, (SPECULATIVE) 2012** 8. Smart Sidewalks: Thinfrastructure for the 21st Century New York City Reinventing Payphones Competition, in collaboration with Brett Snyder, Assistant Professor, Department of Design, UC Davis and Rama Chorpash, Associate Professor of Product Design, Parsons School of Design, (SPECULATIVE) 2013** 9. AmphibioScapes: Housing as Landscape ‐ Landscape that Embraces Water, For a Resilient Rockaway (FAR ROC) Design Competition, in collaboration with Brett Snyder, Assistant Professor, Department of Design, UC Davis, (SPECULATIVE) 2013** 10. PoroCity: Networking the City for a Changing Climate, U.S. Housing and Urban Development Authority, “Rebuild by Design” Competition, in collaboration with Brett Snyder, Brett Milligan, Emily Schlickman, and Kevin Perry (UC Davis Faculty) and RAFT Landscapes, (SPECULATIVE) 2013 11. CitySink / SyncCity: A Multi‐pronged Project to Engage Communities with their Vital Infrastructure, Consultant to City of San Jose and in collaboration with Brett Snyder, Assistant Professor, Department of Design, UC Davis, (SPECULATIVE) 2013**

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 5

12. #SFOpenCity exhibited at Open City/ Art City Festival, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco and in collaboration with Brett Snyder, Assistant Professor, Department of Design, UC Davis, (INSTALLED) 2014** 6. Control Joints: Prototype for a Lighter, More Porous Expansion Joint, Market Street Urban Prototype Festival competition, in collaboration with Brett Snyder, Assistant Professor, Department of Design, UC Davis, and Mallory Van Ness, City College of Art student (SPECULATIVE) 2014** 13. #SUPERCITY: The Biggest Little City in the World. Winner of the Next City Big Idea Challenge, Reno, Nevada, in collaboration with Chris Dickersin‐Prokopp, Karen Kubey, David France, Ginny Browne, Oscar Delgado, Bryan Boyer, Juan Mendive, and Kate Didech, (INSTALLED) 2015 14. FOGWASTE, commissioned by the City of San Jose, in collaboration with Brett Snyder, Assistant Professor, Department of Design, UC Davis, (INSTALLED) 2015**

CREATIVE WORKS – SUBMITTED

16. DIY Detroit, Detroit Design Festival, in collaboration with Brett Snyder, Assistant Professor, Department of Design, UC Davis, October 2015 17. PoroCity: Digital and Physical Networks for Resilience, International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR), in collaboration with Brett Snyder, Assistant Professor, Department of Design and Sheryl‐Ann Simpson, Department of Human Ecology, UC Davis, April 2016**

EXHIBITIONS AND CREATIVE WORK DISPLAYS

1. The Urban Agriculture Toolkit exhibited at the Creative Alliance, 28 June ‐ 13 July 2012 2. Smart Sidewalks exhibited at the New York City New Museum's Ideas City Festival, 4 May 2013** 3. #SFOpenCity exhibited at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA), San Francisco CA; part of the YBCA and Institute for the Future (IFTF)'s Open City / Art City Festival, 4 October 2014** 4. FOGWASTE, digital exhbition at CODAWORX: Collaboration of Design + Art https://www.codaworx.com/project/fogwaste‐san‐jose, June 2015 5. #SFOpenCity, exhibited at the American Institute of Architects (AIA) San Francisco Chapter Design Week, 29 September 2015 6. #SFOpenCity exhibited at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Eco Design Conference, Austin, Texas October 5‐7, 2015

CITED WORKS AND PUBLISHED REVIEWS

1. Creative Work, Solar PV Array at Freshkills, cited in “Large‐Scale Solar at Freshkills Park: A Feasibility Assessment,” and urban energy system and policy research project prepared for the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation by the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), 2010. 2. Creative Work, Solar PV Array at Freshkills, cited in Burnett, A. "SIPA Students Making a Difference in Solar Energy." In SIPA News, Columbia University School of International and Political Affairs. May 2011. p. 32. 3. Creative Work, Solar PV Array at Freshkills Landfill, cited in Photon Magazine, Issue 8, "Top of the Heap: New York City's Plan to Turn a Trash Heap into a Public Park begins with Solar Power," by Matthew Hirsch. 4. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area, cited in Roth, Ann. “Intriguing New Food Atlas Looking for Kickstarter Funding,” SF Weekly http://www.sfweekly.com/foodie/2012/10/11/intriguing‐ new‐food‐atlas‐looking‐for‐kickstarter‐funding 11 October 2012. 5. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area, cited in Yin, Maryann. "Food: An Atlas Featured on Kickstarter." Galleycat. http://www.adweek.com/galleycat/food‐an‐atlas‐featured‐on‐ kickstarter/60170 17 October 2012. 6. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area, cited in Nicola, "What do you see when you map the world through food?" Edible Geography. http://www.ediblegeography.com/food‐an‐atlas/ 17 October 2012.**

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 6

7. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area, cited in Polis, Carey. "'Food: An Atlas' Kickstarter Project Brings Guerrilla Cartographers Together For Crowd‐Sourced Book." Huffington Post. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/18/food‐an‐atlas‐kickstarter_n_1981744.html 18 October 2012.** 8. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area, cited in Johnson, Sara. "Check Out This Food Atlas Created by 'Guerrilla Cartographers'." The Atlantic Cities. http://www.citylab.com/design/2012/11/new‐food‐atlas‐guerrilla‐cartographers/3672/ 14 November 2012.** 9. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area, cited in Herrera, Tilda. "These guerilla cartographers are mapping the edible world." Grist. http://grist.org/food/these‐guerrilla‐cartographers‐are‐ mapping‐the‐edible‐world/ 22 October 2012 10. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area, cited in Cole, Adam. "Guerrilla Cartographers Put Global Food Stats on the Map." The Salt. National Public Radio (NPR). http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2012/11/20/165584761/guerilla‐cartographers‐put‐global‐food‐stats‐on‐the‐ map 28 November 2012.** 11. Creative Work, Solar PV Array at Freshkills, cited in the Land Art Generator Initiative (LABi) competition, "Renewable Energy Can Be Beautiful," http://landartgenerator.org/competition2012.html, 2012. 12. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area, cited in Newell, Rachel. "’FOOD: AN ATLAS"...HOT OFF THE PRESS.’ Branding in Balance. http://brandinginbalance.com/2013/02/18/foodan‐atlas‐hot‐ off‐the‐press/ 18 February 2013. 13. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area, cited in Koehle, Cheryl Angelina "Mapping Manna: A quest of its own making." Edible East Bay. Spring 2013. 14. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area, cited in Christopher, Ben. "Cartographer maps the story of food." San Francisco Chronicle in the East Bay. 26 May 2013. p. 24. (cover story) 15. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in the San Francisco Bay Area, reviewed by Pack, MM. "Food: An Atlas – This fascinating compendium of food‐related maps was crowdsourced and crowdfunded.” The Austin Chronicle. http://www.austinchronicle.com/food/2013‐05‐31/food‐an‐atlas/ 13 May 2013. 16. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalk, cited in Zomorodi, Manoush. "New York City Challenges Silicon Alley to Reinvent the Payphone." New Tech City: WNYC. New York Public Radio, 5 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.wnyc.org/story/255301‐ city‐challenges‐silicon‐alley‐reinvent‐payphone/ 12 Mar. 2013. 17. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalk, cited in News Staff. "Winning Prototypes from Reinvent Payphones Design Challenge." Mike Bloomberg. MikeBloomberg.com, 6 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.mikebloomberg.com/news/winning‐prototypes‐from‐reinvent‐payphones‐design‐challenge/ 12 Mar. 2013. 18. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalk, cited in Garun, Natt. "How New York City is giving payphones a 21st century revamp." Digital Trends. Designtechnica Corporation, 6 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.digitaltrends.com/home/nyc‐ next‐gen‐payphones/ 12 Mar. 2013. 19. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in "Reinvent Payphones Winner: Smart Sidewalks ‐ Best Functionality." NYC Digital. http://nycdigital.tumblr.com/post/44716521352/smartsidewalks 6 Mar 2013.** 20. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalk, cited in Pollicino, Joe. "NYC awards six Reinvent Payphones finalists, asks public to select favorite via Facebook." Engaget. AOL Inc., 6 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.engadget.com/2013/03/06/nyc‐ reinvent‐payphones‐finalists/ 12 Mar. 2013. 21. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalk, cited in Hillen, Brittany. "New York's Reinvent Payphones project top six finalists announced." SlashGear. SlashGear, 6 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.slashgear.com/new‐yorks‐reinvent‐payphones‐ project‐top‐six‐finalists‐announced‐06272904/ 12 Mar. 2013. 22. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalk, cited in "New York City Asks Residents to Vote on Innovative Pay Phone Design." CBS New York. CBS Local Media, a division of CBS Radio Inc., 6 Mar 2013. Web. http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2013/03/06/new‐york‐city‐asks‐residents‐to‐vote‐on‐new‐pay‐phone‐design/ 12 Mar. 2013. 23. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalk, cited in "Mayor Bloomberg, Chief Information Officer Merchant and Chief Technology Officer Haot Announce Prototypes from Reinvent Payphones Design Challenge." NYC.gov. The City of New York, 6 Mar 2013. Web. http://www1.nyc.gov/office‐of‐the‐mayor/news/086‐13/mayor‐bloomberg‐chief‐ information‐innovation‐officer‐merchant‐chief‐digital‐officer‐haot 12 Mar. 2013.**

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 7

24. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalk, cited in Hardawar, Devindra. "Smart Sidewalks: NYC's Reinvent Payphones best functionality award winner." Venture Beat: VB. Venture Beat. 6 Mar 2013. Web. http://venturebeat.com/2013/03/06/you‐may‐actually‐want‐to‐use‐nycs‐5‐futuristic‐payphone‐prototypes/ 12 Mar. 2013. 25. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalk, cited in Beekman, Daniel. "Thousands of city pay phones to get technological makeover after reinvention competition." New York Daily News. NY Daily News, 6 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.nydailynews.com/new‐york/nyc‐payphones‐futuristic‐downright‐odd‐article‐1.1281452 12 Mar 2013. 26. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in News Staff. "NYC Announces 'Reinvent Payphones' Design Challenge Winners." GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY. e. Republic, Inc., 7 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.govtech.com/e‐ government/NYC‐Announces‐Reinvent‐Payphones‐Design‐Challenge‐Winners.html 12 Mar 2013. 27. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Haynes, David. "Video/Pix: NYC's Reinvent Payphone Finalists." SIXTEEN:NINE. Vertical Media Consulting Group Inc., 7 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.sixteen‐ nine.net/2013/03/07/videopix‐nycs‐reinvent‐payphone‐finalists/ 12 Mar 2013. 28. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Dorsey, Sherrell. "NYC Announces Winners of Design Challenge to Reinvent Payphones for the Future Read more: NYC Announces Winners of Design Challenge to Reinvent Payphones for the Future | Inhabit New York City." Inhabit. Inhabit, 7 Mar 2013. Web. http://inhabitat.com/nyc/nyc‐announces‐ winners‐of‐design‐challenge‐to‐reinvent‐payphones‐for‐the‐future/nyfi‐4/ 12 Mar 2013. 29. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Mathias, Christopher. "'Reinvent Payphones' Design Challenge Winners Announced In NYC (IMAGES)." The Huffington Post. TheHuffingtonPost.com, Inc., 07 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/07/redesign‐payphones‐design‐challenge‐_n_2828866.html 12 Mar 2013. 30. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Anderson, Lamar. "Can New York Turn Its 11,000 Payphones Into Public Smartphones?" Architezer News. Architizer LLC. , 7 Mar 2013. Web. http://architizer.com/blog/nyc‐reinvent‐ payphones‐design‐challenge/ 12 Mar 2013. 31. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Mandell, Nina. "THE PAY PHONES OF THE FUTURE." Fast Company. Mansueto Ventures, LLC, 7 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.fastcompany.com/3006766/tech‐forecast/pay‐phones‐ future 12 Mar 2013. 32. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Daniel, Ionescu. "Reinventing payphones for the 21st century." Tech Hive. IDG Consumer & SMB, 7 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.techhive.com/article/2030191/reinventing‐payphones‐for‐ the‐21st‐century.html 12 Mar 2013. 33. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in "NYC Announces 'Reinvent Payphones' Design Challenge Winners." Benton Foundation. Benton Foundation, 7 Mar 2013. Web. https://www.benton.org/node/147375 12 Mar 2013. 34. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in "Can New York Turn Its 11,000 Payphones into Public Smartphones?" Socializarq. Socializarq: Hablamos de Arquitectura, 7 Mar 2013. Web. 12 Mar 2013. 35. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Clark, Matt. "Designers Reinvent the Pay Phone with 6 New Concepts." IGN. IGN Entertainment, Inc., 7 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/03/07/designers‐reinvent‐the‐pay‐ phone‐with‐6‐new‐concepts 12 Mar 2013. 36. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Alberts, Hana. "5 Fantastical Designs for the Phone Booth of the Future." Curbed. Curbed Network, 7 Mar 2013. Web. http://ny.curbed.com/archives/2013/03/07/5_fantastical_designs_for_the_phone_booth_of_the_future.php 12 Mar 2013. 37. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Hutchings, Emma. "Designers Challenged to Reinvent NYC Payphones." PSFK. PSFK, 7 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.psfk.com/2013/03/nyc‐payphone‐design.html 12 Mar 2013. 38. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Dickey, Megan Rose. "New York City Thinks Payphones Will Exist In The Future And This Is What They Could Look Like." Business Insider. Business Insider, Inc., 7 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.businessinsider.com/new‐york‐citys‐payphones‐of‐the‐future‐2013‐3 12 Mar 2013. 39. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Toor, Amar. "New York City announces six ambitious finalists in payphone design challenge." The Verge. Vox Media, Inc., 7 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.theverge.com/2013/3/7/4074190/nyc‐reinvent‐payphones‐challenge‐names‐six‐finalists 12 Mar 2013. 40. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Macguire, Eoghan. "Who you gonna call? New York reinvents the pay phone." CNN Tech. Cable News Network. Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., 8 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.cnn.com/2013/03/08/tech/pay‐phones‐new‐york/ 12 Mar 2013.**

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 8

41. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in "A Global Report." Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. Columbia University, 8 Mar 2013. Web. 12 Mar 2013. 42. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Queens Courier Staff, "City chooses payphone reinvention finalists." Queens Courier. Schneps Publications, Inc., 8 Mar 2013. Web. http://queenscourier.com/city‐chooses‐payphone‐ reinvention‐finalists/ 12 Mar 2013. 43. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in "Roundup ‐ Payphones..." Urban Omnibus. Architectural League, 8 Mar 2013. Web. http://urbanomnibus.net/2013/03/the‐omnibus‐roundup‐192/ 12 Mar 2013. 44. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in "Calling Up the NYC Payphone of the Future." WSJLive: Digits. Wall Street Journal Digital Network Live: 8 Mar 2013. Video, http://www.wsj.com/video/calling‐up‐the‐nyc‐payphone‐of‐the‐ future/2A075660‐C0E9‐48C6‐B5ED‐952DD90541D7.html. 45. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Palermo, Elizabeth. "NYC Design Contest Reinvents the Payphone." SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Tech News Daily, a Tech Media Network company, 9 Mar 2013. Web. Web. 12 Mar 2013. 46. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Tan, Tamara Kisha. "New York City Payphones Get Reinvented." Design Taxi. Hills Creative Arts Pte Ltd., 10 Mar 2013. Web. 12 Mar 2013. 47. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in A., Christian. "NYC to Redesign Payphones, Asks Facebook to Help Select Winner." Long Island. LongIsland.com & Long Island Media, Inc., 10 Mar 2013. Web. Web. 12 Mar 2013. 48. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Szondy, David. "NYC Mayor announces finalists in Reinvent Payphones competition." Gizmag. Gizmag, 11 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.gizmag.com/nyc‐reinvent‐payphone/26560/ 12 Mar 2013. 49. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in McHugh, Sharon. "Cast your vote." World Architecture News. World Architecture News Brighton Media Centre, 11 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.worldarchitecturenews.com/project/2013/22215/wan‐editorial/reinvent‐the‐payphones‐design‐ challenge‐in‐new‐york.html 12 Mar 2013. 50. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in "NYC Chooses Six Finalists in Reinvent Payphones Challenge." Designer Pages. Designer Pages Online LLC, 11 Mar 2013. Web. http://media.designerpages.com/otto/2013/03/nyc‐chooses‐ six‐finalists‐in‐reinvent‐payphones‐challenge/ 12 Mar 2013. 51. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Walter, Alexander. "Six Finalists of NYC's Reinvent Payphones Design Challenge." Architect News. Architect, 11 Mar 2013. Web. http://archinect.com/news/article/69273895/six‐finalists‐ of‐nyc‐s‐reinvent‐payphones‐design‐challenge 12 Mar 2013. 52. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in News Staff. "Six Finalists of NYC's Reinvent Payphones Design Challenge." Bustler. Bustler, 11 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.bustler.net/index.php/article/six_finalists_of_nycs_reinvent_payphones_design_challenge/ 12 Mar 2013. 53. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in "The Brian Lehrer Show: Payphones Repurposed." Perf. Rachel Haot. The Brian Lehrer Show. National Public Radio: WNYC, New York, 12 Mar 2013. Radio. http://www.wnyc.org/story/275267‐payphones‐repurposed/ ** 54. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in "Reinventing the Payphone." Parsons News. Parsons the New School for Design, 12 Mar 2013. Web. Web. 12 Mar. 2013. 55. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Steinhauer, Jillian. "New York pay phones' new calling." Salon. Salon Media Group, Inc., 13 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.salon.com/2013/03/13/say_goodbye_to_new_york_payphones_partner/ 14 Mar 2013. 56. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in W. David, Dunlap. "Up for a Vote, the Pay Phone of the Future." The New York Times. The New York Times Company, 13 Mar 2013. Web. http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/03/13/up‐ for‐a‐vote‐the‐pay‐phone‐of‐the‐future/?_r=0 14 Mar 2013.** 57. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Chafin, Christian. "Phone it in: Parsons group win several categories in NYC contest to redesign public phones." NEW_S. The New School, 14 Mar 2013. Web. http://blogs.newschool.edu/news/2013/03/parsons‐groups‐win‐several‐categories‐in‐nyc‐contest‐to‐redesign‐ public‐phones/#.VZyZKUY40Z8 14 Mar 2013. 58. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Miller, Michael. "New York's phone boxes get new lease of life." BBC News, Business. BBC News, 21 Mar 2013. Web. http://www.bbc.com/news/business‐21879392 22 Mar 2013.** 59. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, cited in Jones, Dave. "Faculty members' design is finalist in public vote for best new 'pay phone'." UC Davis Dateline. Web. http://dateline.ucdavis.edu/dl_detail.lasso?id=14400 12 March 2013.

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 9

60. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in San Francisco Bay Area, cited in United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (2013). "Mapping Hunger." Web. 19 July 2013. 61. Book Chapter, Mapping Potential Food Resiliency in San Francisco Bay Area, cited in Miller, G. (2013). "Guerrilla Cartographer Maps Hidden Worlds of Cupcakes, Sex, and Doggy Day Care." WIRED. Web. http://www.wired.com/2013/08/darin‐jensen‐guerrilla‐cartographer/ 1 August 2013. 62. Creative Work, Solar PV Array at Freshkills NYC, cited in the Office of the Mayor, New York City website, "Mayor Bloomberg Announces City's Largest Solar Energy Installation to Be Built at Freshkills Park in Staten Island." 25 November 2013. Retrieved 02 December 2013 from http://www1.nyc.gov/office‐of‐the‐mayor/news/381‐ 13/mayor‐bloomberg‐city‐s‐largest‐solar‐energy‐installation‐be‐built‐freshkills‐park/#/0. 63. Creative Work, #SFOpenCity, cited in Kim, Tiffany, "Arts, Tech, and urban planning intersect at Open City/Art City," from The Daily Californian, http://www.dailycal.org/tag/sf‐open‐city/ 26 October, 2014. 64. Creative work, City Sink / Sync City, cited in Koehn, Josh, "San Jose's Green Manhole Project proves Art is Dead," San Jose Inside, 11 March 2015. 65. Creative Work, #SuperCity, cited in Stephens, Josh, "In Reno, Public Art Goes Along With Complete Streets Makeover," in Next City: Inspiring Better Cities, 13 May 2015, http://nextcity.org/daily/entry/next‐city‐vanguard‐big‐ idea‐challenge‐2015‐winners‐reno.** 66. Journal article, "Gearing up to Support Urban Agriculture in California," cited in Ruff, Corinne, "Why Joining the Urban Agriculture Movement Will Make You Healthier," in U.S. News & World Report, 23 June 2015, http://health.usnews.com/health‐news/health‐wellness/articles/2015/06/23/why‐joining‐the‐urban‐agriculture‐ movement‐will‐make‐you‐healthier.**

EXPERT INTERVIEWS

1. Interviewed by Maria LaGanga of the Los Angeles Times, "In San Francisco, a secret project bears fruit The Guerrilla Grafters are turning the city's non‐bearing public trees into an urban orchard ‐ despite city regulations." Published September 11, 2012.

AWARDS AND HONORS

1. Creative Work, Beijing Finance Street, California Council Urban Design Award, American Institute of Architects (AIA), 2008 2. Creative Work, Beijing Finance Street, Award for Excellence, Urban Land Institute (ULI), 2008 3. Creative Work, Sponge Park Master Plan, Honorable Mention in Service Category, Green Dot Awards, 2009 4. Creative Work, University of the Pacific Student Quadrangle, Design Excellence Award, City of Stockton, 2009 5. Creative Work, Sponge Park Master Plan, Unbuilt Merit Award, American Society of Landscape Architecture (ASLA), New York Chapter, 2009 6. Student Graduate Thesis, Brave New Suburb, Thesis Award, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New York, May 2009 7. Creative Work, Productive Pier, Selected Project for Landscape Urbanism, cityLAB WPA2.0 design competition, 2010 8. Student Creative Work, BayLife, Unbuilt Honor Award, American Society of Landscape Architecture (ASLA), Sierra Chapter, 2011** 9. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, Best Functionality Award, Office of the Mayor, New York City, March 2013** 10. Creative Work, Smart Sidewalks, Selected Finalist, Reinventing Payphones New York City design competition, March 2013 11. Research, “The Landscape of Urban Agriculture in California’s Capital,” Tom McKnight Professional Papers Award, California Geographical Society Annual Conference, 2014 12. Creative Work, City Sink | Sync City, Honorable Mention, South by Southwest (SXSW) Place by Design, 2014 13. Creative Work, #SFOPENCITY, Selected Finalist, Open City/Art City Festival, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA), October 2014 14. Creative Work, #SuperCity, Selected Finalist, Next City’s Big Idea Challenge for Reno, May 2015**

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 10

15. Vanguard Award (Top 40 Urbanists under 40), Next City Organization, May 2015**

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

COMPLETED

1. PI ‐ Winnifred White Grant, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Restoration vs. Reclamation: Robert Smithson and the Willow Creek Mines of Creede, CO, $900, 2004. 2. PI ‐ Faculty Research Travel Grant, Academic Senate Research Travel Award Program, $800, 2011. 3. Collaborator ‐ University of California, Division of Agricultural and Natural Resources (UC ANR), Competitive Grants, Edible Landscapes ‘Train the Trainer’ Program for California Master Gardeners, PI Pam Giesel, $50,000, 2011‐2012. 4. PI ‐ Warren Hellman Fellowship, Productive Landscapes of the Resilient City, $16,000, 2011‐2013. 5. PI ‐ Faculty Research Travel Grant, Academic Senate Research Travel Award Program, $800, 2013. 6. PI ‐ University of California, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences (CAES), Faculty Development Award, $9,000, 2012‐13. 7. Collaborator ‐ University of California, Division of Agricultural and Natural Resources (UC ANR), Competitive Grants, Urban Agriculture: A UC ANR Resource, PI Rachel Surls, $30,000, 2012‐14. 8. PI ‐ Faculty Research Travel Grant, Academic Senate Research Travel Award Program, $800, 2014. 9. Principal Investigator (PI) ‐ Faculty Research Travel Grant, Academic Senate Research Travel Award Program, $800, 2015. 10. Co‐PI – City of San Jose, Office of Cultural Affairs, Community Action for the Exploration and Change of Wastewater System, co‐PI Brett Snyder, $20,000, 2013‐2015.

ACTIVE

11. Co‐PI – City of San Jose, Office of Cultural Affairs, Community Action for the Exploration and Change of Wastewater System, co‐PI Brett Snyder, $65,000, 2015‐2016. 12. Collaborator ‐ University of California, Division of Agricultural and Natural Resources (UC ANR), Competitive Grants, Integrating Urban Agriculture with Youth Development through Community Tours, PI Gail Feenstra, $30,000, 2014‐ 2015. 13. Co‐Principal Investigator (PI) ‐ University of California Humanities Research Institute (UCHRI), Community Partnerships Grant, Our Changing Climate: Resilience Networks at the Community Scale, co‐PI Sheryl‐Ann Simpson, $16,000, 2014‐2015.

INSTRUCTION

RESIDENT INSTRUCTION

1. LDA 1, Introduction to Environmental Design, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015** 2. LDA 21, Landscape Drafting and Visualization, 2009** 3. LDA 60, Landscape Grading and Drainage, 2015** 4. LDA 70, Basic Landscape Design/Introduction to Spacemaking, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015** 5. LDA 170, Field Studio in Landscape Architecture, 2011** 6. LDA 180‐O, Special Topics in Landscape Architecture Seminar, 2010** 7. LDA 181‐O, Special Topics in Landscape Architecture Studio, 2010** 8. LDA 190, Proseminar in Landscape Architecture, 2012, 2014, 2015** 9. LDA 192, Landscape Architecture Group Study, 2009, 2011 10. LDA 193A, Senior Thesis Prep, 2011 11. LDA 193B, Senior Thesis Studio, 2011 12. LDA 201, Theory and Philosophy of the Built Environment (Graduate Seminar), 2014**

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 11

NON‐RESIDENT INSTRUCTION

1. LDA 21, Landscape Drafting and Visualization, University of California, Davis, 2007 2. LA 1226, Second Year Graduate Landscape Architecture Core Studio, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New York, 2008** 3. LA 1421, Third Year Graduate Landscape Architecture Thesis Studio, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New York, 2008 4. Introduction to Architectural Graphics, Career Discovery, Harvard Graduate School of Design, 2004

EXTENDING KNOWLEDGE

BROADCAST, PRINT, OR ELECTRONIC MEDIA

1. University of California, Division of Agricultural and Natural Resources (UC ANR), Urban Agriculture Website, July 2014 http://ucanr.edu/sites/UrbanAg/** 2. “Meeting the Needs of Urban Agriculture in California, Policy Brief, March 2015, University of California, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources (UC ANR)** 3. Our Changing Climate Website, June 2015, https://storify.com/sf_opencity/our‐changing‐climate 4. #SFOpenCity Website, July 2015, https://storify.com/sf_opencity/sfopencity

WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCES PRESENTATIONS, AND SHORT COURSES

5. Edible Landscaping, Invited Speaker, California Master Gardeners, Davis, CA, 09/14/2012‐09/15/2012, 90 Attendees 6. Edible Landscaping, Invited Speaker, California Master Gardeners, Santa Clara, CA, 10/14/2012‐10/15/2012, 75 Attendees 7. Edible Landscaping, Invited Speaker, California Master Gardener, University of California Los Angeles, 10/24/2012, 75 Attendees 8. Edible Landscaping, Invited Speaker, California Master Gardeners, Cuyamaca College, San Diego, 10/26/2012, 60 Attendees 9. Edible Landscaping, Invited Speaker, California Master Gardeners, San Luis Obispo, 11/30/2012, 60 Attendees 10. Design and Planning of Edible Landscapes as Public Space, Invited Speaker, Annual California Statewide Master Gardener Conference, Tenaya Lodge, CA, 10/09/2014, 100 Attendees 11. Productive Potential: Three Scales of Urban Agriculture Research, Invited Speaker, University of California, Berkeley graduate seminar in the Department of Environmental Science Policy and Management, Berkeley, CA, November 18, 2014, 100 Attendees 12. Our Changing Climate: Resilience Networks at the Community Scale, Presenter, San Francisco Bay Area community youth, Institute for Sustainable Economic, Education, and Environmental Design (I‐SEEED), Oakland, CA, March 21, 2015, 15 Attendees 13. Our Changing Climate: Resilience Networks at the Community Scale, Presenter, San Francisco Bay Area community youth, Institute for Sustainable Economic, Education, and Environmental Design (I‐SEEED), Oakland, CA, May 2, 2015, 9 Attendees

SERVICE

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1. Master Adviser, 2015‐present

COMMITTEES ‐ DEPARTMENT/SECTION

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 12

1. Member, Department of Human, Community Development and Design, curriculum coordination for department merger, 2010‐2011 2. Member, Department of Human, Community Development and Design symposium coordination, 2010‐ 2011 3. Co‐Chair, Landscape Architecture Program, undergraduate curriculum coordination, 2010‐ 2015 4. Member, Ad Hoc Committee, Faculty merit evaluation, 2011 5. Chair, Ad Hoc Committee, Faculty merit evaluation, 2011 6. Co‐Chair, Department of Environmental Design faculty search committee, 2011‐ 2012 7. Member, Ad Hoc Committee, Faculty Agriculture Experiment Station (AES) review, 2012 8. Member, Ad Hoc Committee, Faculty merit evaluation, 2012 9. Member, Department IT Committee, Committee to provide review of department website, 2012‐ 2015 10. Member, Program IT Committee, LA+ED IT committee, webpage and e‐newsletter content review, 2012‐ 2015 11. Member, Merit/Promotion Evaluation Criteria Committee, Committee to establish merit and promotion evaluation criteria for senate faculty within the LA+ED program, 2013‐ 2015 12. Member, Ad Hoc Committee, Faculty Promotion Evaluation, 2014 13. Chair, Ad Hoc Committee, Faculty merit evaluation, 2015 14. Chair, Ad Hoc Committee, Faculty merit evaluation, 2015

COMMITTEES SCHOOL/COLLEGE/DIVISION

15. Member, Qualifying Exam Committee, Gayle Totton, Graduate Geography Group, 2013 16. Chair, Qualifying Exam Committee, Sahoko Yui, Graduate Geography Group, 2014 17. Member, Internet Instruction Committee Member, 2015

COMMITTEES ‐ SYSTEM‐WIDE

18. Member, University of California, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Statewide Master Gardener Coordinator Search Committee, 2013

COMMITTEES ‐ OTHER NON‐UNIVERSITY

19. Member, Albany, CA Waterfront committee, 2012‐2013

EDITORIAL AND ADVISORY BOARDS

1. Associate Editor for Volume 2, Issue 3 of Spaces and Flows: An International Journal of Urban and Extra‐Urban Studies, 2011‐2012 2. Associate Editor for Volume 3, Issue 4 of Spaces and Flows: An International Journal of Urban and Extra‐Urban Studies, 2013‐2014

** DENOTES SIGNIFICANT WORK NAPAWAN – CV ‐ 13