Bradford P. Collett Associate Professor

College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Department of Plant Sciences Faculty, University of Tennessee School of Landscape Architecture

2431 Joe Johnson Drive 252 Ellington Plant Sciences Building Knoxville, TN 37996 865.974.7176 [email protected]

Education

Master of Landscape Architecture, The Ohio State University, 2004 ASLA Certificate of Honor for Distinguished Study of Landscape Architecture, The Ohio State University, 2004 The Ohio State University Graduate Fellowship, 2001-2004

Bachelor of Science, Ornamental Horticulture and Landscape Design, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 2001 Summa Cum Laude, Double Minor in Business and Urban Studies Torchbearer Award Recipient, 2001

Licensure and Credentials

Landscape Architect State of Tennessee LA #1005 State of Florida #LA6667075 (inactive) LEED Accredited Professional, BD+C Specialty CLARB Certified

Professional Experience

The University of Tennessee (2011-Present) Knoxville, TN Associate Professor - College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Department of Plant Sciences; Faculty, School of Landscape Architecture Responsibilities: 100% teaching appointment, undergraduate advising, undergraduate and graduate curriculum development, thesis advising, studio instructor, lecturer, research and creative activity

Edward Durrell Stone Jr. & Associates (EDSA) (2004-2011) Orlando, FL Senior Associate Responsibilities: Project manager, client relations, lead designer for resort and timeshare projects, master planner for large-scale community planning projects, project landscape architect, business development, Director of Sustainable Design Initiatives, design rendering and drawing production – all phases

The Ohio State University (2001-2004) Columbus, OH Graduate Fellow, Graduate Teaching Assistant – Knowlton School of Architecture, Department of Landscape Architecture Responsibilities: Assisted in teaching undergraduate courses in grading, advanced grading, introduction to landscape architecture, and site design, site planning and planting design studios

Schooley, Caldwell Associates (2003) Columbus, OH Spring Intern Responsibilities: Project design and graphics, CAD production for this multidisciplinary architecture/landscape architecture firm

Tepe Environmental Services Ltd. (2000-2001) Cincinnati OH Summer Project Designer Responsibilities: Project design, drafting and presentation drawings, research, implementation and initial operation of CAD system for design/build contracting firm

Bullock, Smith and Partners (2001) Knoxville, TN Spring Planning Intern Responsibilities: Preparation of site analysis drawings, presentation materials development, general office tasks for this multidisciplinary landscape architecture/planning/architecture firm. Bradford Collett: Vitae pg 2 Updated 12/20/2017

Walt Disney World Resort (1998) Summer College Program Horticulture Intern Responsibilities: Grounds maintenance, irrigation repair, public horticulture seminar series

Community Engagement Projects

Tennessee River Project Director (2016-Present) A multi-year teaching, research and outreach initiative in partnership with the College of Architecture and Design’s Governor’s Chair for Energy and Urbanism. Launched in Fall 2016, the River Project’s mission is to gain an understanding of the Tennessee River system’s contemporary grand challenges and contemplate speculative, visionary, and collaborative planning and design proposals that promote economic prosperity, social health and environmental resiliency, maintaining Valley’s legacy of leadership and innovation into the next century.

UT Environmental Design Lab Project Manager (2014-Present) UTK’s Environmental Design Lab (EDL) builds on the interdisciplinary partnership at the core of the School of Landscape Architecture in order to extend the reach of the school beyond the classroom and into the community and region. Utilizing the full range of faculty, facilities, and resources available to the school across the University of Tennessee’s campus, the EDL is an adaptive design center that brings the unique and contemporary talents of faculty and students to bear on landscapes questions of all scales, contexts and programs Summer 2014 – Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) Case Study Investigations Spring-Summer 2015 – City of Cleveland, TN Woolen Mill Branch Greenway Extension and Flood Mitigation Plan Spring-Fall 2015 – City of Cleveland, TN Inman Street Redevelopment Plan Summer 2015 – City of Cleveland, TN Taylor Springs Park Concept Summer-Fall 2015 – UT Green Infrastructure Projects, Claxton and BESS Rain Garden Design + Build 2016-2017 – HydroLIT: southeast tennessee water quality playbook Fall 2016 – EPA Campus Rainworks Challenge Competition Entry: H[20]ARVEST for all Seasons on the UT Agriculture Campus

University of Tennessee Smart Communities Initiative (2014-Present) Planning Committee member and faculty participant. The Smart Communities Initiative (SCI) is an interdisciplinary program that partners faculty and students across campus with cities, counties, special districts, and other municipal groups to engage in real-world problem solving aimed at increasing the level of economic viability, environmental sustainability, and social integrity of the region. LAR 553 – Fall ’15 – Brownfield redevelopment and urban revitalization plan, Cleveland, TN LAR 500 – Spring ’16 – Woolen Mill Branch Greenway Extension and Flood Mitigation Plan, Cleveland, TN LAR 553 – Fall ’16 – Southeast Tennessee Water Quality Improvement Plan, Chattanooga, TN

Odd Fellows Cemetery and Potter’s Field Rehabilitation Project (2012-Present) Principal Investigator: Katherine Ambroziak, Assistant Professor, University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design Contributing ongoing concept and design development assistance, mentoring multi-disciplinary student participants, and serving as instructor for independent study course work to enhance site design, landscape performance, and water management aspects of this project

Plan East Tennessee (PlanET) Landscape Architecture Program Coordinator (2011-2014) Program coordinator for $1million leveraged resource agreement to City of Knoxville HUD grant. Assessment of growth and planning challenges in five-county region, ideation and execution of LAR studios to develop demonstration projects for sustainable regional growth; LAR 545, Fall ‘11 – Water resource stewardship through integrated site design, Knox County, TN LAR 545 Fall ‘12 – Grayfield redevelopment as a growth alternative to sprawl, Vision Plans for Oak Ridge and Maryville/Alcoa, TN LAR 543+545 Fall ’13 – Growth planning and economic development in gateway communities, Vision Plans for Highway Corridors in Norris and Townsend, TN

Invited Lectures, Panels and Design Juries

Collett, B., “Students Make a Difference: Lessons from the Tennessee River project and HydroLIT,” University of The South Year of Water Speaker Series, Sewanee, TN, November 8, 2017

Collett, B., “Tennessee River Trail: Celebrate, Catalyze, Connect,” Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Rural Tourism Conference, Pickwick Landing, TN, October 25, 2017

Collett, B., “Visionary by Design: 21st Century Innovations for the Tennessee River Valley,” Tennessee Humanities Council Water | Ways Speakers Bureau, Pickwick Landing, TN, October 24, 2017

Collett, B., “Visionary by Design: 21st Century Innovations for the Tennessee River Valley,” Tennessee Humanities Council Water | Ways Speakers Bureau, Etowah, TN, September 19, 2017

Collett, B., “Visionary by Design: Water Resource Initiatives in the Tennessee River Valley,” Tennessee Chapter of American Society of Landscape Architects State Conference, Knoxville, TN, September 8, 2017

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Collett, B., “Visionary by Design: 21st Century Innovations for the Tennessee River Valley,” Tennessee Humanities Council Water | Ways Speakers Bureau, Kingsport, TN, June 22, 2017

Collett, B., “Landscape Design with Stormwater in Mind,” Tennessee Green Industry Field Day, Knoxville, TN, June 20, 2017

Collett, B., “Tennessee River Trail: Celebrate, Catalyze, Connect,” Tennessee Greenways and Trails Forum, Burns, TN, May 5, 2017

Collett, B., “Tennessee River Project,” Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association, Knoxville Section Meeting, Knoxville, TN, May 4, 2017

Collett, B., “Visionary by Design: Water Resource Initiatives in the Tennessee River Valley,” Tennessee Chapter of American Water Resources Association Annual Symposium, Burns, TN, April 7, 2017

Collett, B., “Decision Points: Pathways in Academia and Landscape Performance,” University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design Church Lecture Series, Knoxville, TN, February 20, 2017

Collett, B., “Fulbrighting with Family,” University of Tennessee Office of the Provost’s Mic Night, Knoxville, TN, October 26, 2016

Collett, B., “River Protection in the 21st Century,” Legacy Parks Foundation River Protection Task Force Meeting, Knoxville, TN, October 18, 2016

Collett, B., “HydroLIT: Regional Water Protection in Southeast Tennessee,” American Society of Landscape Architects Tennessee Chapter 2016 State Conference, Memphis, TN, September 30, 2016

Collett, B., “The Landscape of Water Quality,” University of Tennessee Watershed Symposium, Knoxville, TN, September 13, 2016

Collett, B., “Walkability and Public Health,” Knoxville Knox County Metropolitan Planning Commission Meeting, Knoxville, TN, August 9, 2016

Collett, B., Chalupa, I., McCollum, H., “Fulbright Scholar Panel,” 2016 Fulbright Pre-Departure Orientation for Europe and Eurasia, Washington, DC, July 22, 2016

Slovenian Chamber of Architecture and Spatial Planning 2016 National Awards Program, Landscape Architecture representative to the Jury, June-July, 2016

Collett, B., “Operative Landscapes: Stormwater Management in Contemporary Urbanism,” Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Slovenia, June 7, 2016

Collett, B., “Operative Landscapes: Stormwater Management in Contemporary Urbanism,” University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Civil Engineering Lecture Series, Ljubljana, Slovenia, May 25, 2016

Collett, B., “Operative Landscapes: Stormwater Management in Contemporary Urbanism,” University of Ljubljana, Department of Landscape Architecture Visiting Lecturer Series, Ljubljana, Slovenia, April 21, 2016

Collett, B., “Landscapes of Change: Redevelopment Strategies in Landscape Architecture,” University of Ljubljana, Department of Landscape Architecture, Ljubljana, Slovenia, March 8, 2016

Collett, B., “Health Benefits of High Performance Landscapes,” Knox County Health Department, Knoxville, TN, December 1, 2015

Collett, B., “LID Fact or Fiction: Getting Down to Dollars and Pests,” 2015 East Tennessee Development Symposium, Knoxville, TN, November 19, 2015

Collett, B. “New Landscapes for Health: Health Benefits of High Performance Landscapes in Unexpected Places,” University of Tennessee Public Health Department Capstone Seminar Series, Knoxville, TN, September 17, 2015

Collett, B. “New Landscapes for Health: Health Benefits of High Performance Landscapes in Unexpected Places,” Tennessee Public Health Association Annual Conference, Franklin, TN, September 10, 2015

University of Kentucky Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Departmental Review Team + Outcomes Assessment, June 2015

Collett, B., “Networking in the Digital Age,” ASLA Student Leadership Webinar Series, April 16, 2015

Collett, B., “Great Projects: City of Cleveland Brownfield Redevelopment,” Sustainable City Year Programs Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN, April 12, 2015

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Collett, B., Cullison, T., Schwab, K., “Faculty Recruitment and Development,” Sustainable City Year Programs Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN, April 12, 2015

Collett, B., “University of Tennessee Smart Communities Initiative Program,” Sustainable City Year Programs Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN, April 11, 2015

University of Arkansas Senior Capstone Studio Guest Critic, October and November 2014

Collett, B., Neary, J., Angelopoulos, A., Venegas, L., “Measuring Green Infrastructure Performance: Beyond Stormwater,” American Society of Landscape Architects Tennessee Chapter 2014 State Conference, Chattanooga, TN, September 19, 2014

Collett, B., “Low Impact Development: Opportunities for the PlanET Region,” Tennessee Chapter of American Water Resources Association Annual Symposium, Lunch Keynote, Nashville, TN, June 20, 2014

Collett, B., Buchanan, M., Ellenburg, K., Evans, C., Graham, J., Lawyer, D., Rosenberg, G., Taylor, T., “PlanET Leaders Panel: Long Term Benefits of PlanET,” Plan East Tennessee Consortium Partners Meeting, Knoxville, TN, April 30, 2014

Collett, B., et al, “Mayor Rogero’s Climate Resiliency Roundtable Discussion,” convened by White House Aides David Agnew, Michael Boots, and Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero in support of their work on President Obama’s Climate Preparedness and Resilience Task Force, UT Baker Center for Public Policy, Knoxville, TN, April 7, 2014

Collett, B., Bergeron, G., Brooks, C., Headden, K., Lauderdale, J., Pinnell, S., Shelton, T., “Stand Out,” UT College of Architecture and Design Career Services Workshops, Knoxville, TN, February 17, 2014

Collett, B., Cowely, J., Gore, B., Mesbah, K., Saunders-Pearce, W., Wilcoxon, B., Zeanah, J., “Integrating Water into Your Plan: Progress and Promise,” Peer Exchange Panel, HUD OSHC Grantee Convening 2013, Washington, DC, December 4-6, 2013

Collett, B., Friedmann, V., “Low Impact Development: Opportunities for the PlanET Region and Beyond,” American Society of Landscape Architects Tennessee Chapter 2013 State Conference, Memphis, TN, September 27, 2013

Other Lectures, Panels and Presentations

Collett, B., “Decision Points: Pathways in Academia and Landscape Performance,” Department of Plant Sciences Seminar Series, Knoxville, TN, November 11, 2016

Collett, B., “What is Landscape: Definitions for 21st Century Practice,” UT College of Architecture and Design Design Matters Lecture Series, Knoxville, TN, June 16, 2015

Collett, B., “The Landscape of Performance,” University of Tennessee Art & Architecture Colloquial Series, Knoxville, TN, February 13, 2015

Collett, B., Shelton, T., “Low Impact Development, Opportunities for the PlanET Region,” Tennessee Stormwater Association East Tennessee Development Symposium, Knoxville, TN, November 5, 2014

Collett, B., Friedmann, V., Zawarus, P., “Visualizing Low Impact Development: Strategies, Methods, and Lessons Learned,” Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture 2014, Baltimore, MD, March 26-29, 2014

Collett, B., Friedmann, V. “Watershed Stewardship: The Role of Planners and Designers,” University of Tennessee Watershed Symposium, Knoxville, TN, February 18, 2014

Collett, B., “Low Impact Development: Opportunities for the PlanET Region,” University of Tennessee Plant Sciences Department Seminar, Knoxville, TN, February 17, 2014

Collett, B., “Low Impact Development: Opportunities for the PlanET Region,” University of Tennessee Art & Architecture Colloquial Series, Knoxville, TN, January 17, 2014

Collett, B., “Low Impact Development: Opportunities for the PlanET Region,” Water Quality Forum Quarterly Meeting, Knoxville, TN, October 16, 2013

Collett B., “University of Tennessee Landscape Architecture Program Update,” American Society of Landscape Architects Tennessee Chapter 2012 State Conference, Franklin, TN, October 18, 2012

Collett, B., Friedman, V., “Watershed Protection through Multi-Functional Landscapes: Research in Low Impact Development and Integrated Storm Water Management,” University of Tennessee Watershed Symposium, Knoxville, TN, September 18, 2012

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Collett, B., “Policy and Place: A studio method to understand, evaluate and implement place-appropriate stormwater best practices to satisfy Clean Water Act requirements,” Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture 2012, Urbana-Champaign, IL, March 28-31, 2012

Collett, B., Dalton, D., Friedman, V., “Watershed Protection through Multi-Functional Landscapes: Research in Low Impact Development and Integrated Storm Water Management,” Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association, Knoxville Section Meeting, Knoxville, TN, March 21, 2012

Collett, B., Dalton, D., Friedman, V., “Watershed Protection through Multi-Functional Landscapes: Research in Low Impact Development and Integrated Storm Water Management,” Department of Plant Sciences Seminar Series, Knoxville, TN, February 27, 2012

Collett, B., “Conversations: Practice and Teaching in Landscape Architecture,” University of Tennessee Art & Architecture Colloquial Series, Knoxville, TN, February 3, 2012

Collett, B., Friedman, V., “Watershed Protection through Multi-Functional Landscapes: Research in Low Impact Development and Integrated Storm Water Management,” PlanET Consortium Spring Meeting, Knoxville, TN, February 2, 2012

Collett, B., Howard, A., Ross, J., Geros, C., McCrae, J., “Professional Perspectives on Design Portfolios, Resumes and Interviews,” UT College of Architecture and Design AIAS Spring Workshops, Knoxville, TN, January 25, 2012

Collett, B., “Sustainable Design and LEED: A Landscape Architect’s Role,” University of Florida Student ASLA Chapter Lecture Series, Gainesville, FL, April 2008

Collett, B. “LEED v2.0 Workshops,” EDSA Orlando Lunch and Learn Series, Orlando, FL, Weekly, January-April 2006

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Collett, B., Rodman, C., “1315 Peachtree Street,” Landscape Architecture Foundation Landscape Performance Series Case Study, Spring 2015 (http://landscapeperformance.org/case-study-briefs/1315-peachtree-street)

Collett, B., Neary, J. “Renaissance Park,” Landscape Architecture Foundation Landscape Performance Series Case Study, Fall 2014 (http://landscapeperformance.org/case-study-briefs/renaissance-park)

Collett, B., Angelopoulos, A., Venegas, L., “Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail,” Landscape Architecture Foundation Landscape Performance Series Case Study, Spring 2015 (http://landscapeperformance.org/case-study-briefs/atlanta-beltline-eastside-trail)

Articles Submitted for Publication in a Peer-Reviewed Journal

Bumgarner, N., Collett, B., Ludwig, A., Stewart, C., “Establishing Campus Rain Gardens that Link Student Experiential Learning with Stakeholder Education and Outreach,” Acta Horticulturae (accepted July 2016)

Peer-Reviewed Abstracts Published in Conference Proceedings

Bumgarner, N., Collett, B., Ludwig, A., Stewart, C., “Establishing Campus Rain Gardens that Link Student Experiential Learning with Stakeholder Education and Outreach,” International Society for Horticultural Science’s 6th Annual International Conference on Landscape and Urban Horticulture, Athens, Greece, June 20-25, 2016

Collett, B., Friedmann, V., Zawarus, P., “Visualizing Low Impact Development: Strategies, Methods, and Lessons Learned,” Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture 2014, Baltimore, MD, March 26-29, 2014

Collett, B., “Policy and Place: A studio method to understand, evaluate and implement place-appropriate stormwater best practices to satisfy Clean Water Act requirements,” Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture 2012, Urbana-Champaign, IL, March 28-31, 2012

Books

Collett, B., Bradley, L., Newton, S., Phannamvong, E., Wu, K., “HydroLIT: southeast tennessee water quality playbook,” a graphically-oriented publication toheighten awareness and understanding of the interconnectedness between water resources and urban, suburban and rural systems, thus enabling enhanced decision making about short term behavior and long term planning by individuals, agencies, and communities in the SETD Region. Brad Collett was principal investigator, co-author and editor. 226 pages. (issuu.com/southeasttourism/docs/hydrolit_pages_lr)

Collett, B., Friedmann, V., Miller, W., Zawarus, P., Allen, J., “Low Impact Development: Opportunities for the PlanET Region,” An illustrated LID primer for the five county Plan East Tennessee (PlanET) Region, emphasizing water resource impact avoidance, minimization, and management through enhanced watershed planning, community design, and site development. Brad Collett was lead principal investigator, primary author, and project manager. 214 pages. (http://www.planeasttn.org/GrowStronger/DemonstrationProjects/LowImpactDevelopment.aspx)

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Reports

“The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Landscape Architecture Program 2012 Self Evaluation Report,” Prepared as part of initial accreditation application, Primary Author: Introduction, Chapters 1, 5, Co-author: Chapters 3, 6, Appendices, Primary Review and Coordination: All Chapters, Addenda, and Appendices, March 2012

Grants and Fellowships

2017-2018 UT Center for Transportation Research Fellowship. $5,000.

Experience Learning Mini-Grant. In support of service learning course work, LAR 553/ARCH 496S, Fall 2017. $750.

River Studio Funding, UT Governor’s Chair for Energy and Urbanism. In support of LAR 553 – Design Studio III’s Fall 2017 offering. $9,899.

Tennessee River Trail Feasibility Study, Collett, B., Principal Investigator. Sponsor: Tennessee Valley Authority. $60,000.

Tennessee River Google Trek Pilot Project, Collett, B., Principal Investigator. Sponsor: Tennessee Valley Authority. $53,000.

River Studio Funding, UT Governor’s Chair for Energy and Urbanism. In support of LAR 553 – Design Studio III’s Fall 2016 offering. $10,000.

2016 Landscape Performance Education Grant, Collett, B., Principal Investigator. Sponsor: The Landscape Architecture Foundation. In support of LAR 525 – Operative Landscapes’ Fall 2016 offering. $2,500

2015-2016 Fulbright U.S. Scholar, teaching graduate landscape architecture courses at University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, $33,115, Spring 2016

“Regional Water Quality Improvement Playbook,” Collett. B. Principal Investigator, Sponsor: Southeast Tennessee Development District as an extension of the University of Tennessee Smart Communities Initiative (SCI), $27,500, January 2016

UT CASNR/Ag Extension Project Seed Grant, $4,000 granted in support of demonstration rain garden design/build projects on UTIA and UTK campus. Co-Principal investigators Ludwig, A., Collett, B. Fall 2015

University of Tennessee 2015 Smart Communities Initiative, $6,000 granted in support of Fall 2015 community-engaged course work (LAR 553) with SCI Partner Southeast Tennessee Development District

University of Tennessee Smart Communities Initiative Faculty Fellow, $6,000, Spring 2015

University of Tennessee 2014 Smart Communities Initiative, $17,500 granted in support of Fall 2014 community-engaged course work (LAR 553) and Spring 2015 Environmental Design Lab activities with SCI Partner Cleveland, TN

Landscape Architecture Foundation Cast Study Investigation Program Research Fellow, $11,720, February 2014

University of Tennessee Chancellor’s Academic Outreach and Engagement Incentive Grant, Collett, B., Fulton, G., Friedman, V., Tennessee Sustainability Coordination Planning and Engagement Summit, $2,000, October 2013

Knoxville Department of Parks and Recreation Challenge Grant, co-principle investigator with Katherine Ambroziak and Steven Scruggs in support of ongoing community services initiatives at the Odd Fellows Cemetery, $2,500, October 2013

University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design Faculty Development Grant, co-principal investigator with Katherine Ambroziak in support of ongoing community services initiatives at the Odd Fellows Cemetery, $1,500, April 2013

University of Tennessee Office of Research and Engagement, Summer Research Fellowship for Caroline Sneed in Support of UT Gardens Outdoor Classroom and Pavilion Project, $3,600, April 2013

“Low Impact Development/Green Infrastructure Application Guide for the Knoxville MSA” Collett, B., Lead Principal Investigator, McCown, K, Wall, S., Co-Principal Investigators, Sponsor: Knoxville Knox County Metropolitan Planning Commission as extension of PlanET/HUD RPSD Grant, $48,976, July 2012

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Conferences and Continuing Education

Attendee, 2017 ASLA National Conference and Expo, Los Angeles, CA Presenter and Attendee, Tennessee ASLA Chapter 2017 Annual Meeting, Knoxville, TN Attendee, 2017 Tennessee River Basin Network Meeting, Chattanooga, TN Presenter and Attendee, 2017 Tennessee Greenways and Trails Forum, Burns, TN Presenter and Attendee, Tennessee AWRA Chapter 2017 Meeting, Burns, TN Attendee, 2016 ASLA National Conference and Expo, New Orleans, LA Presenter and Attendee, Tennessee ASLA Chapter 2016 Annual Meeting, Memphis, TN Attendee, Green Infrastructure – New Challenges for Urban Landscape Planning, Ljubljana, Slovenia Attendee, Fondazione Benetton Studi Ricerche 2016 Study Days, The Return of Woods, Treviso, Italy Attendee, Tennessee ASLA Chapter 2015 Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN Presenter and Attendee, 2015 Tennessee Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Franklin, TN Presenter and Attendee, 2015 Sustainable City Year Program Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN Attendee, 2014 ASLA National Conference and Expo, Denver, CO Presenter and Attendee, Tennessee ASLA Chapter 2014 Annual Meeting, Chattanooga, TN Presenter and Attendee, Tennessee AWRA Chapter 2014 Meeting, Nashville, TN Attendee, 2014 Sustainable City Year Program Conference, Eugene, OR Presenter and Attendee, 2014 Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture, Baltimore, MD Presenter and Attendee, HUD OSHC Grantee Convening 2013, Washington, DC Attendee, 2013 ASLA National Conference and Expo, Boston, MA Presenter and Attendee, Tennessee ASLA Chapter 2013 Annual Meeting, Memphis, TN Attendee, 2013 Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture, Austin, TX Presenter and Attendee, Tennessee ASLA Chapter 2012 Annual Meeting, Franklin, TN Attendee, 2012 ASLA National Conference and Expo, Phoenix, AZ Presenter and Attendee, 2012 Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture, Urbana-Champaign, IL Attendee, Tennessee ASLA Chapter 2011 Annual Meeting, Knoxville, TN Attendee, Greenbuild, U.S. Green Building Council 2009 International Conference and Exposition, Phoenix, AZ Attendee, Greenbuild, U.S. Green Building Council 2008 International Conference and Exposition, Boston, MA Attendee, Urban Land Institute Low Carbon Communities Workshop, Orlando, FL (2008) Attendee, Greenbuild, U.S. Green Building Council 2007 International Conference and Exposition, Chicago, IL

Service: Professional, Community and University

Professional Organizations

American Society of Landscape Architects, Tennessee Chapter (2011-Present) U.S. Green Building Council, East Tennessee Chapter (2011-Present) American Society of Landscape Architects, Florida Chapter (2008-2011) U.S. Green Building Council, Central Florida Chapter (2006-2011) Florida Green Building Coalition (2008-2011)

Professional Service

Member, State Conference Planning Committee, ASLA Tennessee Chapter (2017) Member, Chamber of Architecture and Spatial Planning of Slovenia, 2016 National Golden Pencil Awards Jury Chair, South Carolina ASLA Chapter, 2013 State Awards Jury Member, ASLA Tennessee Chapter Executive Committee (2012-2013) Abstract Reviewer, 2012 Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference Member, State Conference Planning Committee, ASLA Tennessee Chapter (2011) U.S. Green Building Council, Central Florida Chapter Chapter Vice Chair (2010-2011) Member, Board of Directors (2008-2011) Chair and Co-Founder, Hospitality Advocacy Committee (2010-2011) Member, LEED v3 Regionalization Committee (2009) Chair, LEEDership Dinner Steering Committee (2008-2011) Chair, Programs and Events Committee (2008-2010) Member, Sponsorship Committee (2008-2011) Co-Chair, Membership Committee (2007-2008)

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University Service

Member, UT Campus Stormwater Committee (2015-Present) Member, UT Smart Communities Initiative Planning Committee (2014-Present) Member, Sustainability Working Group Steering Committee (2014-2015) Member, UT Facilities Services Secondary Gateway Working Group (2013) Member, UT Foundation Faculty/Staff Giving Campaign Executive Committee (2013-2015) Member, Campus Landscape Master Plan Technical Committee (2012-2013)

College Service

Member, College of Architecture and Design Associate Dean for Research and Academic Affairs Search Committee (2017) Discipline Leader, College of Architecture and Design Governor’s Chair Task Force (2014-Present) Member, College of Architecture and Design Dean’s Advisory Committee (2013-2016) Member, College of Architecture and Design’s Bylaws Committee (2013-2016) Member, School of Architecture Director Search Committee (2013) Member, Plant Sciences Department Head Search Committee (2012-2013) Member, Landscape Architecture Program Chair Search Committee (2012-2013) Interim Chair, Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture, College of Architecture and Design + College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, January 2012-August 2013. Responsibilities: Program recruiting and admissions, graduate advising, alumni relations and development, professional relations and development, accreditation, budgeting, strategic and academic planning. Led program through preparation of initial accreditation Self Evaluation Report and LAAB team visit. Initial Accreditation granted August 22, 2012 Member, College of Architecture and Design Graduate Studies Committee (2012-2013)

Department and Faculty Service

Concentration Chair, Department of Plant Sciences Sustainable Landscape Design Concentration (2017-Present) Member, Department of Plant Sciences Curriculum Committee (2014-2017) Member and Chair, Plant Sciences Department Seminar Committee (2011-2017, Spring 2014, Respectively) Coordinator, Landscape Architecture Program Recruiting and Development Initiatives (2013-2015) Member, Department of Plant Sciences – Ellington Plant Sciences Building Committee (2013-2015) Chair, Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture Program Committee (2012-2013) Chair, Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture Accreditation Task Force (2012) Chair, Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture Student Advisory Committee (2012-2013) Faculty Advisor, Student ASLA Chapter (2012-2014)

Honors and Awards

2018 Greater Knoxville Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 2017-2018 UT Center for Transportation Research Fellowship 2015-2016 Fulbright U.S. Scholar, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, Department of Landscape Architecture (Spring 2016) University of Tennessee Quest Scholar of the Week (April 15, 2016) College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources W.F. and Golda Moss Outstanding Teacher Award (<10 years of Service, April 2016) Tennessee ASLA Professional Honor Award, Planning and Analysis: Regional Category for Plan East Tennessee Educational Initiative (2014) University of Tennessee “Make Orange Green” Faculty Award for Environmental Leadership (2014) University of Tennessee Quest Scholar of the Week (October 15, 2013) TNASLA Professional Honor Award, Communication Category for Low Impact Development: Opportunities for the PlanET Region (2013) University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture William T. Miles Memorial Award for Community Service (2013) Deans’ Award for Distinguished Service (2012) U.S. Green Building Council Central Florida Chapter Distinguished Volunteer (2009) ASLA Certificate of Honor for Distinguished Study of Landscape Architecture, The Ohio State University (2004) The Ohio State University Graduate Fellowship (2001-2004) The University of Tennessee Torchbearer Award (2001)

Recognition of Student Work from Instructed Courses

2017 ASLA National Award of Excellence, Communication Category, HydroLIT: southeast tennessee water quality playbook by Lindsey Bradley, Sarah Newton, Erica Phannamvong, Kyra Wu.

2017 Tennessee ASLA Award of Excellence, Planning and Analysis Category, Visionary by Design: A New Century of Innovation in the Tennessee River Valley, by Caley Shoemaker, Paul Bamson, Brian Stovall, Paul Bamson, Chris Herbstritt, Kenneth Townsend, Brian Lam, Frank Potts, Megan Plaag, Journey Roth, Mathew Smith, Collective work from LAR 553, Fall 2016

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2017 Tennessee ASLA Award of Honor, General Design Category, H[20]ARVEST, by Ruxin Tao, Kenneth Townsend, EPA Campus Rainworks Challenge Competition Submission, Fall 2016

2017 Tennessee ASLA Award of Excellence, Communication Category, HydroLIT: southeast tennessee water quality playbook by Lindsey Bradley, Sarah Newton, Erica Phannamvong, Kyra Wu.

2016 Tennessee ASLA Student Award of Merit, Planning and Analysis Category, Watershed Futures – collective course work from LAR 553 Fall 2015 by Andrew Tarsi, Lindsey Bradley, Kenny Townsend, Sarah Newton, Erica Phannamvong, Ruxin Tao, Kyra Wu

2015 Tennessee ASLA Student Award of Honor, Planning and Analysis Category, Jessica Taylor, Stream of Change – An Urban Stream Resurgence through a Water-centric Approach to Redevelopment, Master’s Thesis, Summer 2015

2015 Tennessee ASLA Student Award of Merit, Planning and Analysis Category Luis Venegas, Jessica Taylor, Lindsey Bradley, Taylor Spring Park Conceptual Design, Cleveland TN, Environmental Design Lab, Summer 2015

2014 Tennessee ASLA Student Award of Excellence, Planning and Analysis Category, Caroline Sneed, Clay Lezon, Clint Wayman, Jessica Neary, Brandon Orrick, Townsend HWY 321 Corridor Vision Plan, LAR 545/543 Fall 2013

2014 Tennessee ASLA Student Award of Honor, General Design Category, Angelike Angelopoulos, Mind Body and Soul: Performance Landscapes for Healthy Communities, Masters Thesis, Summer 2014

2014 Tennessee ASLA Student Award of Honor, Planning and Analysis Category, Cameron Rodman, Angelike Angelopoulos, Amanda Gann, Whitney Tidd, Leah Sullivan, Norris HWY 61 Corridor Vision Plan, LAR 545/543 Fall 2013

2013 Tennessee APA Outstanding Planning Award for Student Project, collective body of demonstration projects submitted representing a number of students’ work and PlanET courses, including LAR 545 Fall 2012, Fall 2011 and LAR 500 Spring 2013

2013 Tennessee ASLA Student Award of Honor, General Design Category, Luke Murphree and Justin Bruno, Oak Ridge Town Center Vision Plan, LAR 545, Fall 2012

2013 Tennessee ASLA Student Award of Merit, Planning and Analysis Category, Luke Murphree, Halls Crossroads Redevelopment Vision Plan, Masters Thesis, LAR 500 Spring 2013

2012 Tennessee ASLA Student Award of Excellence, General Design Category, Valerie Friedmann, Fountain City Sponge Park, LAR 545 Fall 2011

2012 Tennessee ASLA Student Award of Excellence, Planning and Analysis Category, Justin Allen, Corrin Breeding, Jessica Bundy, Erin Tharp, Michael Payne, Brandon Smith, David, Dalton, Valerie Friedmann, Phil Zawarus, Water Quality Improvement in the Knoxville MSA, LAR 545 Fall 2011

Exhibitions

“HydroLIT: southeast tennessee water quality playbook,” University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design Downtown Exhibition, exhibition of national award-winning publication, December 3, 2017 – January 28, 2017

“Visionary by Design: 21st Century Innovations for the Tennessee River,” University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design Downtown Exhibition, exhibition of student work and creative outcomes of inaugural Tennessee River Studio, February 3 – April 3, 2017

“The Smart Communities Initiative: Found Landscapes for Cleveland’s Future,” University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design Gallery 103 Exhibition Series, December 1, 2015 – January 16, 2016

“The Role of Urban Design in Watershed Stewardship,” University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design Downtown Exhibition, exhibition of water-centric student work and regional watershed analysis, November 1-31, 2014

“32,” University of Tennessee, Knoxville, College of Architecture and Design faculty exhibition of creative works and scholarship, exhibited “Low Impact Development: Opportunities for the PlanET Region,” August 1-26, 2013

“Exhibition of Student Work,” City of Knoxville First Friday Art Walk at UT College of Architecture and Design Downtown Studio, exhibition of landscape architecture and plant sciences student work prepared in collaboration with UT Student ASLA Chapter in conjunction with Landscape Architecture Month, April 5, 2013

“Exhibition of Student Work” The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, Prepared for initial LAAB Accreditation Team Visit in collaboration with Ken McCown, Luke Murphree, April 15-18, 2012

Bradford Collett: Vitae pg10 Updated 12/20/2017

Teaching and Instruction

LAR534/KA2 Operative Landscapes, 3 hrs. (3) LAR 520 Visualization and Representation II, 3 hrs. (1) LAR 553 Design Studio III, 6 hrs, (4) LAR 545 Landscape Architecture Design III, 6 hrs. (3) LAR 543 Landscape Architecture Design I, 6 hrs. (1) LAR 582/560 Professional Practices in Landscape Architecture, 3 hrs. (5) AGNR 491 International Experience In Agriculture, Co-Instructor, 3 hrs. (5) PLSC 280 Fundamentals of Landscape Design, 3 hrs. (8) ARC 538 Design 1: Fundamentals, Co-Instructor, 6 hrs. (1) LAR 593 Independent Study, 3 hrs. (6) PLS 493 Independent Study, 3 hrs. (1) LAR 561 Practicum Coordinator, 3 hrs. (7) LAR 500 Thesis Coordinator, 3-6 hrs. (6) PLSC 504 Seminar Coordinator, 3 hrs. (1)

Thesis Advising

2016 Committee Member, Public Stormwater Management with Green Streets, by Kate Choi, MLA_2 Summer 2016

2015 Major Professor, Stream of Change – An Urban Stream Resurgence through a Water-centric Approach to Redevelopment, by Jessica Taylor, MLA_2 Summer 2015 Major Professor, The Campaign for Eco-literacy: Communicating Ecological Principles in the Urban Landscape by Whitney Tidd, MLA Spring 2015 Committee Member, Forgotten Infrastructure: The Future of the Industrial Mundane by Whitney Manahan, M.Arch Spring 2015 Committee Member, Incorporating Engineering and Social Aspects in Selecting Stormwater Control Measures by Maudy Budipradigo, MS Biosystems Engineering Spring 2015

2014 Major Professor, Mind Body and Soul: Performance Landscapes for Healthy Communities by Angelike Angelopoulos, MLA Summer 2014 Major Professor, Adaptive Golf Course Redevelopment: Identity and Balance by Tim Lysett, MLA Fall 2014

2013 Major Professor, Enhancing Community and Place through a Suburban Retrofit, by Luke Murphree, MLA Spring 2013 Major Professor, Connection Through (Re)Use: Repurposing Kingsport Tennessee’s Industrial Landscapes, by Patrick Osborne, MLA Spring 2013 Major Professor, Transit Oriented Development: An Alternative to Sprawl, by Troy Gardner, MLA Summer 2013 Committee Member, Breaking the Fast Food Chain: Introducing Urban Agriculture to Foster Healthy Eating Habits in America, by Justin Bruno, MLA Summer 2013 Committee Member, Parametric Design and Artificial Wetlands’ Adaptation in Landscape Design by Xi Wang, MLA Summer 2013 Committee Member, Translating the Cultural Landscape: A Chinese Garden in East Tennessee by Xue Yue, MLA Summer 2013 Committee Member, Urban Transient Spaces: [RE] Appropriating Knoxville, Tennessee’s World’s Fair Park by Kathryn Greer, M.Arch Spring 2015

2012 Committee Member, Montreat Aquifer Recharge: Implementing Low Impact Design Patterns in a Sustainable Community to Achieve Optimum Aquifer Recharge, by Adam Gobrecht, MSLA Summer 2013