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Ellen Vincent

Clemson University Dept. of Environmental Horticulture Phone office: 864.656.1342 School of Agriculture, Forest, and Environmental Sciences Phone cell: 803.243.8888 173 Poole Agricultural Center Box 340310 Phone home: 864.654.8323 Clemson, SC 29634-0310 Email: [email protected]

Education CLEMSON UNIVERSITY Doctor of Philosophy 2009 Environmental Design and Planning, College of Architecture, Arts, and Humanities Dissertation committee chair: Dina Battisto Thesis title: The therapeutic benefits of nature images on health

NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY Master of Science 1993 Major: Agriculture, emphasis in Horticulture Thesis advisor: Johanne Fairchild Thesis title: Germination of late blooming Carduus nutans in northwest Missouri

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT NEW PALTZ Bachelor of Arts cum laude 1982 Major: American Culture

VASSAR COLLEGE Major: American Culture 1980-81 Major focus: Man and the environment

Employment CLEMSON UNIVERSITY Extension Associate, Environmental Landscape Specialist, June 2000-present Sustainable landscapes teaching and outreach; health + nature in the built environment teaching and research. Extension public sevice outreach 50%; Teaching 50%

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY Extension Agent, Beaufort and Colleton Counties, June 1997 - May 2000 County commercial ornamental horticulture program delivery 50% County landscape beautification and employee training 50%

CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE Extension Educator/Special Project Coordinator, Nov. 1996-June 1997 (temp.) Project title: Ulster County Agricultural and Farmland Protection Plan Created agricultural and farmland protection plan for Ulster County. Facilitated public issue meetings; created collaborations between NY State, Ulster County, American Farmland Trust, Cornell University, and citizens; conducted agricultural surveys

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Horticulture Specialist, University Extension at Missouri Botanical Garden Kemper Center for Home Gardening, May 1995-October 1996 Audience: Consumers, commercial horticulturists Supervisory: 200 Master Gardener volunteers, interns

BERKSHIRE BOTANICAL GARDEN, Stockbridge, MA Education Director, October 1994-April 1995 Supervisory: Program assistant, volunteers Employment (cont.) NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY, Maryville, MO Graduate Research/Teaching Assistant, September 1992-December 1993 Graduate Assistantship Supervisor: Johanne Fairchild (Wynne)

BUTNER'S OLD MILL NURSERY & GARDEN CENTER, St. Joseph, MO Community Education Coordinator / Herbaceous Plant Sales Manager, 10/90-92 Supervisory: Eight seasonal workers

LAVENDERWOOD HERBARY, Germantown, NY and St. Joseph, MO Owner, January 1985-October 1994 Low-maintenance perennial and herb nursery, landscape design and maintenance (New York). Landscape design and mail herbal product business (Missouri)

VASSAR COLLEGE, Poughkeepsie, NY Greenhouse Assistant and Specialty Gardener, summers 1980-1984

Instructor, Graduate Architecture 821 Research Design and Methods (co-instructor/Battisto): Fall 2010 Forestry 893 Landscapes + Health: Spring 2011-2012 Horticulture 661 Advanced Landscape Garden Design: Spring 2013 Horticulture 672 Landscapes + Health: Spring 2014 (scheduled) Horticulture 812 Special Problems in Horticulture: Spring & Fall 2013 Undergraduate Horticulture 101 Introduction to Sustainable Horticulture: Spring & Fall 2010-2013 Horticulture 208 Landscape Appreciation: Fall 2011 Horticulture 271 Internship Fieldwork: Summers, 2012-2013; Spring & Fall 2013 Horticulture 303 Landscape Plants (laboratory instruction): Fall 2006-2007, 2009 Horticulture 308 Sustainable Landscape Garden Design: Fall 2011- 2013 Horticulture 309 Sustainable Landscape Garden Design Lab: Fall 2012, 2013* (*co-instructor/Harritos) Horticulture 400 Landscapes + Health: Spring 2011, 2012 Horticulture 472 Landscapes + Health: Spring 2014 (scheduled) Horticulture 408 Horticulture Discovery and Inquiry: Fall, Spring, Summer 2012-2013 Horticulture 409 Senior Seminar: Spring 2012, 2013 Horticulture 409 Capstone: Fall 2013 Horticulture 461 Advanced Landscape Garden Design: Spring 2013 Horticulture 471 Internship Fieldwork II: Summers 2012, 2013

Grants Lever Initiative. Developing a certified environmental landscape professional program. 2013. Park, D. M.; White, S. A,; Vincent, EA; Chong, J-H; Tanner, C.; Giacalone, K.; Young, T.; Dickert, G.; Arena, M. $66,059.

Environmental approaches to increase engagement and reduce dementia related disordered behaviors of those with ADRD. 2012. Dye, C. (PI, CU), Pham, H. (GHS), Eggert, J (CU), Vincent, E. (CU), Gilbert, J. (CU), Daily, S. (CU), Downey, T. (GHS), Reese, A. (GHS). Greenville Hospital System/Clemson University Institute for the Advancement of Healthcare Seed Grant Proposal. $29,922.

Sustainable landscape demonstration garden. 2012. Clemson University Public Service and Agriculture. $37,772.32.

2 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Grants (cont.) Therapeutic benefits of nature images on health experimental sorting task. 2008. Municipal Urban and Community Forest Initiative to South Carolina. 2006. SC Forestry Commission, $18,400.

Therapeutic benefits of nature images on health. 2008. Travel grant from Clemson Advancement Foundation for Design and Building. to travel to Prato, Italy to present research results from Ph.D. thesis at the 3rd International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, $2,150.

Therapeutic benefits of nature images on health. 2008. Travel grant from Clemson University Environmental Design and Planning (EDP) advisory committee. to travel to Prato, Italy to present research results from Ph.D. thesis at the 3rd International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, $1,000.

Town of Pacolet landscape architecture project. 2006. Mary Black Foundation, $2,500.

Pilgrimage of place: Community greenspace workshops for South Carolina. 2004. South Carolina Forestry Commission, $13,000.

Constructive conversations: Study circles. 2004. SC Leadership in Public Service Mini-grant Program, $7,500.

Sandhill salons: Constructive conversations. 2003. SC Leadership in Public Domino Development: Community Engagement for South Carolina Rural Revitalization. 2003. W.K. Kellogg Foundation, $55,000.

Constructive conversations for greenspace preservation and tree protection practices. 2003. South Carolina Forestry Commission, $17,000.

Environmental stewardship camps at Sandhill. 2003. South Carolina Forestry Commission, $3,000.

Environmental youth education coordinator position. 2003, 2002, 2001. Richland County Conservation District, $7,000. $6,000, $6,000.

Urban forestry planning and protection in the United Kingdom: A comparison model for South Carolina. 2002. South Carolina Forestry Commission, $18,000.

South Carolina stars: Selection and promotion of woody landscape plants for South Carolina. 2002. South Carolina Department of Agriculture, $30,000.

Environmental stewardship camps at Sandhill. 2002. SC Leadership in Public Service Mini-grant Program, $5,000.

Environmental landscape certification program. 2001. South Carolina Forestry Commission Urban Forestry, $17,300.

Farm and forest land conservation training in South Carolina. 2001. Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education (SARE), $25,000.

Pest resistant roses and low-maintenance perennial trials for South Carolina landscapes. 2000. Clemson University Integrated Pest Management Program, $9,500.

3 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Grants (cont.) Colleton County grounds worker training. 1999. South Carolina Forestry Commission, $6,000.

Fire ant management demonstration at the Coastal Discovery Museum on Hilton Head Island. 1999. Clemson University Fire Ant Management Funds, $5,000.

Pest resistant landscape roses: Field trials on Hilton Head Island, 1998. Clemson University Integrated Pest Management Program, $5,700.

Publications Vincent, E., White S. A.; & Park, D. M. (2013). Pre and post perceptions of sustainable landscape demonstration garden. SNA Research Conference 58, 60-66. Economics and Marketing Section. Vincent, E. (2011, January). Healing landscapes research. Healthcare Design 11(1), 52-53. Vincent, E., Battisto, D., Grimes, L., & McCubbin, J. (2010). The effects of nature images on pain in a simulated hospital patient room. Health Environments Research & Design Journal, 3(3), 42-55. Vincent, E., Battisto, D., & Grimes, L. (2010). The effects of presence and influence in nature images in a simulated hospital patient room. Health Environments Research & Design Journal, 3(3), 56-69. Vincent, E. (Ed.), (2009). Certified Nursery Professional Training Manual. SC Nursery and Landscape Association. (Available from the South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association 4661 Crystal Drive Columbia,SC 29206). Vincent, E. & Ham, D. (2009). Landscape design and landscape installation (Chapter 12, pp. 1-26). In E. Vincent (Ed.) Certified Nursery Professional Training Manual. (Available from the South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association 4661 Crystal Drive Columbia, SC 29206). Polomski, B., Hassell, R., Layne, D., & Vincent, E. (2009). Home gardening (Chapter 14, pp. 1-49). In E. Vincent (Ed.) Certified Nursery Professional Training Manual. (Available from the South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association 4661 Crystal Drive Columbia, SC 29206). Vincent, E. & Gilland, L. (Eds.), (2007). South Carolina’s Urban Tree Care Book. SC Forestry Commission. Photographer’s Forum (2005). Best of Photography Annual 2005, p. 182. Santa Barbara, CA: Serbin Communications. Strother, EAV (2005). A-Z encyclopedia of flower care. In Miracle-Gro Encyclopedia of Plant Care, (pp. 260-365). Iowa: Meredith Publishing. Strother, EAV (2005). Miracle-Gro Guide to Growing Beautiful Flowers, (pp. 32-137). Iowa: Meredith Publishing. Strother, EAV, Ham. D., & Gilland, L. (2003). Urban Tree Species Guide: Choosing the Right Tree for the Right Place. SC Forestry Commission. Strother, EAV, (Ed.) (2002). Environmental Landscape Certification Manual. (Available from the South Carolina Landscape and Turfgrass Association, Ellen Parsons Thames, Executive Director PO Box 212574 Columbia, SC 29221- 2574). Strother, EAV. (2002). Landscape design, (Section 1, pp. 1-4); Business Practices, (Section 5, pp. 1-3). In E. Strother (Ed.), Environmental Landscape Certification Manual. (Available from the South Carolina Landscape and Turfgrass Association, Ellen Parsons Thames, Executive Director PO Box 212574 Columbia, SC 29221- 2574). Strother, EAV et al. (2002). Evaluation of 30 Herbaceous Perennial Plants for Low Maintenance Landscapes in South Carolina (pp .484-491). In Proceedings of Southern Nursery Association Research Conference Forty-Seventh Annual Report 2002. 4 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Publications (cont.) Strother, EAV. (Ed.), (2001). Certified Nursery Professional Training Manual. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association.

Trade Publications Vincent, E. (2013). Member profile: River’s Edge Nursery. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct), 4-7. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2013). Garden profile: Sustainable Landscape Demonstration Garden. SC Nurseryman, (July/Aug), 38-39. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2013). Member profile: Carolina Landscape, Inc. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb), 4-7. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2012). Garden profile: Edisto Memorial Gardens. SC Nurseryman, (Nov/Dec), 4-7. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2012). Member profile: Ables Landscapes. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct), 4-7. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2012). Garden profile: O’Hare Urban Garden. SC Nurseryman, (July/Aug), 4-7. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2012). Educator profile: Patricia Layton. SC Nurseryman, (March/April), 8-9. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2012). Member profile: Elizabeth Gilland, Urban Forester. SC Nurseryman, (March/April), 4-5. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2011). Member profile: Super Fonz Lawn Care. SC Nurseryman, (Sept./Oct), 4-7. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2011). Member profile: Roebuck Garden Center . SC Nurseryman, (Nov/Dec), 4-7. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2011). Member profile: South Pleasantburg Nursery. SC Nurseryman, (July/August), 4-7. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2011). Sustainable Landscapes: Choosing the right tree for the right place-sweet bay magnolia tree sheet. SC Nurseryman, (May/June), 31. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2011). New SCNLA board members. SC Nurseryman, (Mar/Apr), 12. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2011). Member profile: McMakin Farms. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb), 4-7. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2010). Regulatory Services profile: Sherry Aultman, DPI. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct), 38-39. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Assoc. Vincent, E. (2010). Sustainable landscapes: Choosing the right tree for the right place-Allee elm tree sheet. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct), 36-37. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2010). Street tree profile: Greenville, SC. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association, 4-7. Vincent, E. (2010). Member profile: Aqua Terra. SC Nurseryman, (July/Aug), 4-7. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2010). Member profile: Nicholson Landscapes, Inc. SC Nurseryman, (May/June). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2010), Educator profile: Dr. Jim Faust. SC Nurseryman, (May/June). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2010). Member profile: Bruce’s greenhouses. SC Nurseryman, (March/April). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association, 4-6. Vincent, E. (2010), Educator profile: Dr. Ted Whitwell. SC Nurseryman, (March/April). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association, 30-31. Vincent, E. (2010). Member profile: Charlie’s Creek Nursery. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association.

5 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Trade Publications (cont.) Vincent, E. (2010), Educator profile: Mary Haque. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2009). Member profile: The Planter’s Touch. SC Nurseryman, (Nov/Dec). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2009), Educator profile: Dr. Judy Caldwell. SC Nurseryman, (Nov/Dec). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2009). Member profile: King’s Sunset Nursery. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2009). Member profile: Gilbert’s Nursery. SC Nurseryman, (July/Aug). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2009) Garden profile: Kalmia Gardens of Coker College. SC Nurseryman (July/Aug). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2009). Member Profile: Clemson commercial ornamental horticulture team. SC Nurseryman, (May/June). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2009). Sustainable landscapes. SC Nurseryman, (May/June). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2009) Garden profile: Wing Haven. SC Nurseryman, (May/June). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2009). Elden LeBrun’s worthwhile climb. SC Nurseryman, (March/April). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Reprint from Acorn, Vol. 17 No 3, Summer 2008). Vincent, E. (2009). Member profile: Stoner Landscapes, LLC. SC Nurseryman, (March/April). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Southern waxmyrtle: Choosing the right tree for the right place. Acorn, (Vol. 17 No.4, Fall) SC Urban and Community Forestry Council. Vincent, E. (2009). Member profile: Rainmaker Ponds & Irrigation. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2009) Urban greening: Prato, Italy. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Elden LeBrun’s worthwhile climb. Acorn, (Vol. 17 No. 3, Summer). SC Urban and Community Forestry Council. Vincent, E. (2008). Garden profile: Rock Quarry garden. SC Nurseryman, (Nov/Dec). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Member Profile: Felicity’s Flowers and Design. SC Nurseryman, (Nov/Dec). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Education profile: Dr Sarah White. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Garden profile: Grove Park Inn, Resort & Spa. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Member profile: Green World, Inc. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Garden profile:Asia Garden at Furman University. SC Nurseryman, (July/Aug). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008).Member profile: Lewis Nursery and Farm. SC Nurseryman, (July/Aug). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Member profile: Live Oak Landscapes, Inc. SC Nurseryman, (May/June). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Garden profile: Mepkin Abbey. SC Nurseryman, (May/June). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Member profile: Thompson’s Nursery. SC Nurseryman, (March/April). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association.

6 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Trade Publications (cont.) Vincent, E. (2008). Education Profile: The Home and Garden Information Center. SC Nurseryman, (March/April). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Choosing the right tree for the right place: Japanese cryptomeria. Acorn, (Vol. 17, No. 2, Spring). SC Urban and Community Forestry Council. Vincent, E. (2008). Choosing the right tree for the right place: Fringetree. Acorn, (Vol. 17, No. 1, Winter). SC Urban and Community Forestry Council. Vincent, E. (2008). Member profile: Marcus Cook Farms. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2008). Garden profile: Falls Park, Greenville. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2007). Garden profile: Historic Columbia Foundation. SC Nurseryman, (Nov/Dec). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent E. (2007). Martin Nursery, Inc. SC Nurseryman, (Nov/Dec). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2007). Tree crimes: Deep planting. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2007). Garden profile: SC Botanical Garden. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2007). Member profile: LandArt Design Group. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2007). Member profile: Green Jeans Landscaping. SC Nurseryman, (July/Aug). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2007). Member profile: Church Creek Nursery. SC Nurseryman, (May/June). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2007). Member profile: Davidson Farms. SC Nurseryman, (March/April). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2006). Member profile: Skinner Nurseries. SC Nurseryman, (Nov/Dec). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2006). Member profile: Bush River Landscaping. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2006). Member profile: Slater Turf Farm. SC Nurseryman, (July/Aug). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2006). Member profile: City Nursery Farm, Inc. SC Nurseryman, (May/June). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2006). Environmental landscape project: Gateway Park, Clemson, SC: An interview with Jon Hanna. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2006). Environmental landscape program: Right plant right place: Siberian iris Caesar’s Brother. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2005). Member profile: Helen Legare, Legare Farms. SC Nurseryman, (Nov). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2005). Easy on the environment. Grounds Maintenance, (Oct). Vincent, E. (2005). Choosing the right tree for the right place: Tuliptree. SC Nurseryman, (Nov). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2005). Choosing the right tree for the right place: Tuliptree. Acorn, (Sept/Oct). SC Urban and Community Forestry Council. Vincent, E. (2005). Member profile: Vince Furtick, Stockhaven Nursery. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2005). Remarkable rosemary. South Carolina Landscape and Turfgrass Association (SCLTA), (Summer, 2005).

7 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Trade Publications (cont.) Vincent, E. (2005). The urban tree species guide: Selecting the right tree for the right place. SC Nurseryman, (Summer). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2005). Member profile: Rick McAbee, Roebuck Wholesale Landscape and Nursery. SC Nurseryman, (June). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2005). Member profile: Bruce Donaldson, Abide-A-While Garden Center. SC Nurseryman, (April). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2005). Choosing the right tree for the right place: American beech. SC Nurseryman, (Summer). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (2005). Choosing the right tree for the right place: American beech. South Carolina Landscape and Turfgrass Association (SCLTA), (Summer, 2005). Vincent, E. (2005). Choosing the right tree for the right place: American beech. Acorn, (Summer). SC Urban and Community Forestry Council. Vincent, E. (2005). Artists in the air: Bartlett Tree Experts. South Carolina Landscape and Turfgrass Association (SCLTA), (Jan). Strother Vincent, E. (2002). Artists in the air: Bartlett Tree Experts. American Nurseryman, (Feb). Strother Vincent, E. (2001). Economic impact of the green industry in South Carolina. AgriBiz. Strother Vincent, E. (1998 -2003). Member Profile articles (6 per year for a total of 30). SC Nurseryman, (April). South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Strother Vincent, E. (2001). Holding onto horticultural heritage: Seabrook Island. SC Nurseryman. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Strother Vincent, E. (2001). Environmental landscapes. SC Nurseryman. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Strother Vincent, E. (2001). Environmental landscapes. South Carolina Landscape and Turfgrass Association (SCLTA). Strother Vincent, E. (1999). A style of their own. American Nurseryman, (March). Strother Vincent, E. (1997). Display gardens stimulate sales. American Nurseryman, (Jan). Strother Vincent, E. (1994). Herbal hit parade. American Nurseryman, (Nov). Strother Vincent, E. (1994). Marketing easy-care perennials and herbs. American Nurseryman (Jan).

Additional articles published in Clemson Extension Answers; Cornell Cooperative Extension Ag-Focus; Missouri Extension Environment and Garden; St Louis Urban Gardening Partnership Newsletter; Missouri Botanical Garden Bulletin; and Berkshire Botanical Garden Cuttings.

Editor for Student Writing Dinkins, J. (2013). Breaking the norm. SC Nurseryman, (Nov /Dec), 24. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Ayers, M. (2013) Internship at BWI Companies, Inc.. Greer, SC. SC Nurseryman, (Sept /Oct), 23. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Kelly, A. (2013). Plant profile: Andropogon glomeratus. SC Nurseryman, (July /Aug), 26. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Laird, J. (2013). Student essay: Super arborists. SC Nurseryman, (July /Aug), 27. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. McCullen, A. (2013). Student essay: Beauty is in the details. SC Nurseryman, (July /Aug), 27. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Kelly, A. (2013). Plant profile: Echinacea purpurea. SC Nurseryman, (May /June), 42. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. 8 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Editor for Student Writing (cont.) Burke, J. A. (2013). The economics of native plants in residential landscape designs. SC Nurseryman, (May /June), 34. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Taylor, L. M. (2013). Reflective essay; Scholarly paragraph. SC Nurseryman, (March /April), 37. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Kelly, A. (2013). Plant Profile: Baptisia australis. SC Nurseryman, (March /April), 40. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Thomas, A. H. (2013). Scholarly paragraph: Healthy soils. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb), 24. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Sanders, B. (2013). Scholarly paragraph: Plant establishment. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb), 24. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Smolka, A. (2013). Plant profile: Passiflora incarnata. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb), 21. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. King, A. (2012). Soil testing. SC Nurseryman, (Nov/Dec), 35. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. White, D. (2012). Visual reflective essay. SC Nurseryman, (Nov/Dec), 35. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. McElrath, B. (2012) My internship with Austin Outdoors. SC Nurseryman, (Sept/Oct), 41. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Hill, A. (2012). Golfcourse maintenance and turfgrass. SC Nurseryman, (July/Aug), 41. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Walker, J. (2012). Who died and made me garden guru? SC Nurseryman, (May/June), 36. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Hudson, C. (2012). Room with a view. SC Nurseryman, (May/June), 36. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Sen, B. (2012). Visual reflection essay on restorative environments. SC Nurseryman, (March/April), 34. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Assoc. Taylor, E. (2012). I thank the plants. SC Nurseryman, (March/April), 34. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Mitchell, J. (2012). Rain gardens. SC Nurseryman, (March/April), 35. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Mitchell, J. (2012). Landscape design. SC Nurseryman, (March/April), 35. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Latimer, D. (2012). Trees:Friend foe? SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb), 30. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Latimer, D. (2012). Principles and issues related to urban forestry. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb), 31. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Rinebold, C. (2012). Waking up the neighbor’s landscape. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb), 32. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Rinebold, C. (2012). Parking lot of grass. SC Nurseryman, (Jan/Feb), 33. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association. Vincent, E. (Ed.). (2011). Horticulture 101 Student Writing: Plant propagation. SC Nurseryman, (Mar/Apr), 38-39. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Assoc. Vincent, E. (Ed.). (2011). Horticulture 101 student writing: Tree planting. SC Nurseryman, (Mar/Apr), 40-42. South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Assoc.

Invited Presentations Sustainable Landscape Design. Ornamental Plant School, Clemson University Extension, Easley, SC. 12.06.2013. Enhancing Patient Care and Outcomes Through the Multiple Modalities of Nature Images, Music, and Bibliotherapy. Greenville Health System (GHS) Transforming Health Care with Compassionate Care of Our Aging Community: A Focus on the Care of Aging Patients and Dementia. Greenville, SC. Dr. Cheryl Dye, Dr. Ellen Vincent, and Dr. Windsor Sherill. 10.25.2013.

9 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Invited Presentations (cont.) Pre and Post Perceptions of the Sustainable Landscape Demonstration Garden. Southern Nurseryman Association Research Conference, Georgia International Convention Center, Atlanta, GA. 8.06.2013. Teaching Tips: Sustainable Landscape Garden Design. South Carolina Association of Agricultural Educators (SCAAE) Summer Conference, Madren Center, Clemson, SC, 7.25.2013. Show Me Your Root Flare! Ornamental Plant School. Clemson Extension Horticulture program, Rock Hill, SC, 3.21.2013. Show Me Your Root Flare! Ornamental Plant School. Clemson Extension Horticulture program, Aiken, SC , 3.20.2013. Color in the Sustainable Landscape. SC Horticulture Industry (SCHI) annual conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, 2.07.2013. Native Plants for South Carolina Landscapes. PSA Annual Extension Conference, Madren Center, 2.05.2013. Therapeutic Benefits of Native Images on Health: Research Methods. Clemson University Graduate Landscape Architecture Research & Design (LARCH 812) class,10.03.2012. Show Me Your Root Flare! SC Master Gardener Conference, Columbia, SC. 3.17.2012. Show Me Your Root Flare! Ornamental Plant School. Clemson Extension Horticulture program, Conway, SC, 2.24.2012. Color in the Landscape. South Carolina Landscape and Turfgrass Association, Columbia, SC, 1.25.2012. Show Me Your Root Flare! for Plant a Million Trees Campaign. Lions Club, Clemson, SC, 1.12.2012. Native Drought Tolerant Landscape Plants. Foothills Garden Club, Winter Meeting, Seneca, SC, 12.20.2011. Environmental Education Display Gardens. PSA Annual Extension Conference, Madren Center, 12.12.2011. Therapeutic Benefits of Native Images on Health Research. Public Health for the Aging Clemson University Creative Inquiry Class, 9.15.2011. Therapeutic Benefits of Nature Images on Health. Architecture + Health alumni reunion, Lee Hall, Clemson University, 5.21.2011. Show Me Your Root Flare! Professional Ornamental Plant School, Clemson, SC, 3.16.2011. Therapeutic Benefits of Native Images on Health: An Interdisciplinary Perspective. Clemson University Graduate Landscape Architecture Research & Design class,10.21.2011. Nature Images Effects on Pain. Healthcare Design Conference. Las Vegas, NV, 11.15.2010. Sustainable Landscapes. SC Horticulture Industry (SCHI) annual conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, 2.04.2010. Sustainable Landscape Tree. SCNLA Fall Tour, SC Botanical Garden Clemson, SC, 11.10.2009. Experiment to Study How Nature Images Impact Physiological and Psychological Responses to Pain. Healthcare Design Conference. Orlando, FL, 11.3.2009. Research Experiment to Study How Nature Images Impact Physiological and Psychological Responses When a Person is Subject to Pain. EDRA, Kansas City, MO, 5.29.2009. The Effects of Presence and Influence in Nature Images in a Simulated Hospital Patient Room. Perspectives on European Healthcare Design and Planning: Achieving Excellence in Diversity. Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 5.26.2009. 10 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Invited Presentations (cont.) Sustainable Landscapes. Piedmont Association of Horticulture Professionals. Spartanburg Community College, SC, 4.21. 2009. Pilgrimage of Place. Mayor’s Institute Community Forum, Pacolet, SC, 3.26.2009. Low-Maintenance Perennials: Plants, Beds, and Design. Wing Haven Winter Lecture Series, Charlotte, NC, 2.26.2009. Low-Maintenance Perennials: Plants, Beds, and Design. SC Horticulture Industry (SCHI) Annual Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, 2.5.2009. Show Me Your Root Flare! SC Horticulture Industry (SCHI) Annual Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, 2.6.2009. Low Maintenance Perennials: Plants, Beds, and Maintenance. John Deere University, Myrtle Beach, SC, 1.29.2009. Show Me Your Root Flare! John Deere University, Myrtle Beach, SC, 1.29.2009. Show Me Your Root Flare! Urban and Community Forestry program, Greenville, SC, 1.22.2009. The Therapeutic Benefits of Nature Images on Health: Results from the Sorting Task. SC Community and Forestry Council Annual Conference, Greenville, SC, 10.31.2008. The Therapeutic Benefits of Nature Images on Health: Results from the Sorting Task. Third Annual International Interdisciplinary Conference on Social Sciences, Prato, Italy, 7.25.2008. Low-Maintenance Herbs for Southern Landscapes. Southeast Greenhouse Conference, Greenville, SC, 6.21.2008. Plant Introduction and Promotion. Clemson University Public Service Activities Annual Conference, Madrin Center, Clemson, SC, 12.05.2007. Show Me Your Root Flare! Piedmont Association of Plant Professionals, Spartanburg Community College, SC 11.20.2007. Fall Planting for Low-Maintenance Landscapes. SC Native Plant Society. Greenville, SC, 8.21.2007. Winning Perennial Beds: Selection and Design. Southeastern Greenhouse Conference, Greenville, SC, 6.22.2007. Easy Care Public Landscapes. General Federation of Women’s Clubs of SC, Greenville, SC, 4.22.2007. Low-Maintenance Perennials. S C Botanical Garden, Clemson, SC, 3.24.2007. Show Me Your Root Flare! International Society of Arborists Southern Chapter, Florence, SC, 3.21.2007. Pruning Small Trees. SC Urban Forestry Division & Keowee Homeowners Association. Salem, SC, 2.27.2007. Herbs and Aromatherapy. Clemson University Herbs and Potions class, 2.26.2007. Show Me Your Root Flare! SC Horticulture Industry Annual Conference, SC Nursery and Landscape Association, Myrtle Beach, SC, 2.8.2007. Show Me Your Root Flare! Tree Solutions: SC Urban and Community Forestry Council Annual Conference, Spartanburg, SC, 11.10.2006. Show Me Your Root Flare! PeeDee Plant Professionals, Florence, SC, 10.19.2006. Low-Maintenance Perennials. Greenhouse Growers Conference. Greenville, SC, 6.24.2006. Trees and Landscape Plantings. SC Botanical Garden, Clemson, SC, 2.18.2006. Programs for Small Towns in SC. SC American Planners Association Annual Conference, Charleston, SC, 2005. Urban Tree Species Guide: Choosing the Right Tree for the Right Place. “Your Day” Public Radio program, http://yourday.clemson.edu/archives/051024.php , Clemson, SC, 10.21.05.

11 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Invited Presentations (cont.) 2004 Urban and Community Forestry Council Heritage Tree Award: Charleston’s Angel Oak, to Mayor Joe Riley. SC. John’s Island, SC, 10.26.05. Pilgrimage of Place Program. Your Day Public Radio program. http://yourday.clemson.edu/archives/050221.htm , Clemson, SC, 2.24.2005. Community Building. South Carolina Association of Non-profit Organizations. Annual Conference, Charleston, SC, 2004. Greenspace and Healthy Communities. McCloud Family Medicine Residency Program, Florence, SC, 2004. Greenspace and Healthy Communities. Pee Dee Sierra Club and Responsible Economic Development, Florence, SC, 2004. Environmental Landscape Certification Program. SC Association of County Agriculture Agents, Camden, SC, 2004. Seabrook Island’s Natural Heritage. Seabrook Island Property Owner’s Association Field Days, Seabrook Island, SC, 2003. Urban Forestry Planning and Protection in the United Kingdom: A Comparison Model for South Carolina. Urban and Community Forestry Annual Conference, Rock Hill, SC, 2003. SC International Study Tour. Radio broadcast, County Mayo, Ireland, 2003. Environmental Landscaping. Department of Health and Environmental Control, Columbia, SC, 2003. The Contractor’s Guide to Tree Protection. South Carolina Landscape and Turfgrass Association and South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association Fall Field Day, Orangeburg, SC, 2003. Using Education to Grow Your Business. South Carolina Horticulture Industry (SCHI) Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, 2002. Keys to Landscape Professionalism. South Carolina Horticulture Industry (SCHI) Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, 2002. Environmental Landscaping. South Carolina Landscape and Turfgrass Association, Columbia, SC, 2003. Evaluation of Low-Maintenance Perennial Plants for South Carolina Landscapes (poster) Urban Agriculture Conference, Dallas, TX, 2002. Early Career Development: New Agriculture and Natural Resource Agent/Specialist Reference Notebook. National Association of County Agriculture Agents Conference, Albuquerque, NM, 2001. Landscape Design. South Carolina Horticulture Industry (SCHI) Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, 2001. Statewide Horticulture Programs. South Carolina Association of County Agriculture Agents, Myrtle Beach, SC, 2000. Marketing Mania. South Carolina Horticulture Industry (SCHI) Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, 2000. Programming, Lowcountry Style. Clemson University Horticulture Department Seminar Series, 2000. Removing Hedges Statewide. South Carolina Association of County Agriculture Agents Annual Conference, Columbia, SC, 1999. The Best of South Carolina Retail Garden Centers. SCHI Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, 1999. Partnerships: Missouri Extension and Missouri Botanical Garden. American Society of Horticultural Science (ASHS), St. Louis, MO, 1996. Low-Maintenance Perennials. St. Louis Home and Garden Show, 1996. English Garden Tour. St. Louis Home and Garden Show, 1996. Designing Perennial Gardens. St. Louis Home and Garden Show, 1996. The Herbal Primer. St. Louis Home and Garden Show, 1996. Creating Perennial Display Gardens. Missouri Nursery and Landscape Association Nuts and Bolts Conference, Ozark Mountains, MO, 1996.

12 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Invited Presentations (cont.) Low-Maintenance Perennials and Herbs in the Landscape. Massachusetts Horticultural Society 125th New England Flower Show, Boston, MA, 1995. Designing and Installing Low-Maintenance Perennial and Herb Gardens. Nebraska Association of Nurserymen, 1994. Herbal Landscape Design. Frontier Cooperative Herb Fest, Iowa, 1993. Creating and Caring for the Herb Garden. Frontier Cooperative Herb Festival, Iowa, 1993. Selling Low-Maintenance Perennials and Herbs in the Retail Garden Center. Missouri Nursery Association Nuts and Bolts Conference, 1993. Fall Gardening. KQTV Channel 2 News Senior Connection, St. Joseph, MO, 1992. Spring Gardening. KQTV Channel 2 News Senior Connection, St. Joseph, MO,1991.

Awards Identified by Division of Student Affairs as a POSITIVE DIFFERENCE MAKER by one or more residential students at Clemson University, (2013, 2012, 2010, 2009). SCACAA Communication Award: 1st Place Fact Sheet, SC, 2008. SCACAA Communication Award: 1st Place Feature Story, SC, 2008. Clemson University College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences: Outstanding Unclassified Staff Award, 2007. Canon/Photographer’s Forum Contest: Black & White: Finalist, 2005. Honorary Citizen of Pacolet. Pacolet, SC. March 24, 2005. SCACAA Communication Award: Publication, 1st place, SC, 2004. SCACAA Communication Award: Direct Mail Piece, 2nd place, SC, 2004. SCACAA Communication Award: Direct Mail Piece, 1st place, SC, 2002. SCACAA Communication Award: Feature Story, 1st place, SC, 2002. NACAA Award. National, Albuquerque, NM, 2001. SCACAA Communication Award: Learning Module/Notebook, 1st place, SC, 2001. SCACAA Communication Award: Feature Story, 2nd place, SC, 2001. SCACAA Communication Award: Video Tape/Television, 2nd place, SC,2001. SCACAA Communication Award: Team Newsletter, 2nd place, SC, 2000. SCACAA Communication Award: Feature Story, 3rd place, SC, 2000. NACAA Communication Award: Direct Mail Piece, 1st place, US, 1999. Best Communicator in the Cluster. Colleton/Beaufort/Jasper, 1st place, 1999.

Environmental Landscape Consultation Mental Health of America landscape beautification for Southgate Park Apartments Anderson, SC, 2007. Seabrook Island tree planting depth, John’s Island, SC, 2007. Seabrook Island Discovering and Preserving the Horticultural Heritage, John’s Island, SC, 2001. Pocotaligo Swamp Nature Trail, SC, 2001.

Landscape Design Colleton County Extension Center Low-Maintenance Butterfly Garden. Walterboro, SC, 1999. Human Service Building Butterfly Garden. Walterboro, SC, 1999. Edisto Government Complex. Edisto Island, SC, 1999/2000. Battery Creek High School Field House. Beaufort, SC, 1998/99. Hilton Head High School Garden. SC, 1998/99. School District Headquarters. Beaufort, SC, 1998/99. Robert Smalls Container Plantings. Beaufort, SC, 1998/99. Low-Maintenance Perennial Garden. Missouri Botanical Garden, 1996. Native African Garden. Northern Illinois Botanical Society, 1995.

13 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Landscape Design (cont.) Children’s Garden. Berkshire Botanical Garden, Stockbridge, MA, 1995. Herb Border. Missouri Western State College. St. Joseph, MO, 1994. 40+ landscape and perennial borders for private individuals. St. Joseph, MO and Kansas City, MO, 1993-1994. Lover’s Lane Perennial Border. St. Joseph Parks Department, MO,1993. Knot Garden and 4 Theme Herb Gardens. Powell Botanical Garden. Kansas City, MO, 1992. Historic Herb Garden Restoration. Young-Morse Historic Site. Poughkeepsie, NY, 1985. Shakespeare Knot Gardens. Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY, 1984.

Certification International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) CERTIFIED ARBORIST #:SO-6460A (2010) Clemson University Institutional Review Board (IRB) for Protection of Human Subjects CITI CERTIFIED: SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE RESEARCH (2007-PRESENT) GREENVILLE HEALTH SYSTEM SPARTANBURG REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM Missouri Nursery and Landscape Association CERTIFIED MISSOURI NURSERYWOMAN (1991-1996) New York Botanical Garden School of Horticulture CERTIFIED IN BOTANY (1984 ) CERTIFIED IN GARDENING (1984)

Language Russian

Tour Leader International Study Tour: Economic Development in County Mayo, Ireland. Clemson Institute for Economic and Community Development, 6/19-6/27/03. International Study Tour: Tree Protection Practices in the United Kingdom. Clemson Institute for Economic and Community Development, 4/5-4/19/03. England’s Exquisite Gardens. North Adams State College & Missouri Botanical Garden, 6/28-7/7/96.

Shows Winter Tidings Concert Eclectic Music Jam at the Handlebar. Irish/celtic songs. The Handlebar Café & Pub, Greenville, SC, December 17, 2007. Photography Show: Earth Tones. Pendleton Café and Coffee Shop, Pendleton, SC, May 2007. Photography Show: One Fine Day. Pendleton Café and Coffee Shop. Pendleton, SC; April 2006.

Membership, Professional Upstate Forever The Center for Health Design (CHD) The International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) South Carolina Nursery and Landscape Association (SCNLA) Carolina Farm Stewardship Association Southern Nursery Association (SNA)

Membership, Personal Audubon Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, Friend membership level ETV Radio (National Public Radio), Sustaining membership level

Teams Institute for Engaged Aging, Faculty Associate, 2013. Critical Thinking Faculty, Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP), 2013.

14 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Teams (cont.) Curriculum Committee for Environmental Horticulture, 2007-present. Strategic Plan Facilitator for Horticulture Program Area for School of Agriculture, Forestry, and Environmental Sciences, 2013. Horticulture Certification Advisory Committee, Greenville Technical College, 2012- present. Assessment for Environmental Horticulture, Chair, 2011-present. Scholarship and Awards Committee for Environmental Horticulture, Chair, 2011- present. Campus Tree USA (Arbor Day Foundation) Clemson University Advisory Committee, 2011-present. Landscape Review Committee for Life Sciences Building (new construction), 2011. Curriculum Collaboration Task Force, New School + Planning and Landscape Architecture 2010-2011. ISA International Awards Committee Member, 2007-2009. Horticulture Department Nursery and Landscape Position Search Committee, 2007-2008. Urban and Community Forestry Board of Directors, Past-President, 2007. Urban and Community Forestry Board of Directors, President, 2005-2006. Urban and Community Forestry Board of Directors, 2003-2007. Pilgrimage of Place/Domino Development, Director, 2003-2011. Sandhill REC Architectural Team Search Committee Ex-officio, 2003-2004. Urban and Community Forestry Council Executive Coordinator Search Committee Chair, 2003-2004. Extension Grandfathering Committee, 2003. Extension Specialist Board of Directors, 2001-2006. Horticulture Initiative Team Project Co-Chair, 2000-2003. SCACAA Early Career Development Chair, 2000-2002. Healthy Communities Project Coordinator, 2002. Clemson Institute for Economic & Community Development & Sandhill Research and Education Center Director Search Committee, 2002. Horticulture Nursery Professor Search Committee, 2001. Environmental Conservation Program Goal Director Search Committee, 2001. Environmental Studies Site resident, SUNY New Paltz Innovative Studies Program, 1979-81. Outward Bound Wilderness Survival School, Colorado, 1979.

Graduate Student Committees Huang, Luo (2013). Master’s Landscape Architecture. Reinventing spaces under elevated highways. Rollins, Christine (2013). Master’s Landscape Architecture. Sense of place [thesis]. Duffey, Melanie (2013). Ph.D. Planning, Design, and the Built Environment. Assessing hybrid spaces: Users’ perceptions of the publicness of digitally mediated public spaces [thesis]. Ghys, Maria (2013, May). Master’s Landscape Architecture. The American lawn: Nature, design, and sustainability [thesis]. King, Ashley (2013). Master’s Agricultural Education. Perceived effectiveness of HORT 101 pre-test study groups [non-thesis]. Marchi, Lisa (2013, May). Master’s Architecture + Health. Designing for adults with autism spectrum disorders (ASD): Optimized live-work-play-learn environments [thesis]. Horton, Suzannah (2012, May). Master’s Landscape Architecture. Rethinking the American industrial landscape - Revealing the benefits of genetically modified plants [thesis]. Lashley, John (2012, May). Master’s Landscape Architecture. Solving urban conservation issues through botanic garden functions: Intergrated conservation through community education Atlanta,Georgia [thesis].

15 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected] Graduate Student Committees (cont.) McLaughlin, Owen (2011, May). Master’s Landscape Architecture. A study of the Biltmore Estate's ramble: Researching design intent, evaluating change over time, and proposing a rehabilitation plan [thesis].

Student Advisory (non committee) Schultz, Robert (2012, September-December). ). Master’s Architecture + Health. Potential positive effects of past pleasant places and experiences: Landscape images study. McCollough, Sydney (2012, September 19-October 23). Aromatherapy. Peer mentoring for high school English class project on aromatherapy Badwe, Akshay (2012, January-May). Master’s Landscape Architecture. Re-framing historic Agra: Resident central design for the Yamuna River at Agra, India [non- thesis]. Provided survey design guidance.

Student Advising Horticulture Advisor (2011-present). Advisor to 25-45 sophomore-senior horticulture majors and minors. Destination Clemson Recruitment (2011-present). Provide HORT and TURF program orientation to prospective students and their families for Student Services Divison of College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Life Sciences (CAFLS). Summer Orientation (2011-present). Provide HORT and TURF class schedule advising and registration for freshman and transfer students. SC Technical College Conference Presenter (2012, December 18). Horticulture program representative for engagement and collaboration meeting for Student Services Divison of College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Life Sciences (CAFLS).

Web pages Environmental Landscape Web page at http://www.clemson.edu/cafls/research/vincent/

Sustainable Landscape Demonstration at http://www.clemson.edu/cafls/demo/index.html

Professional Development: Teaching Workshop: Powerful Teaching with PowerPoint: Designing and Delivering Brain- Compatible Presentations (BO Haynes). 12/16/2013. CAT Assessment Train-the-Trainer Workshop, Washington, DC (2-day). 11/21-22/2013. Faculty Institute CT2 (critical thinking). 10/24/2013. Faculty Institute CT2 (critical thinking). 09/26/2013. Faculty Institute: Quality Enhancement Program (QEP) on Critical Thinking (5 day). 06/18-21/2013 & 08/7/2013. Workshop: Ally Training (LGBTQ). 05/31/2013. Workshop: Inspiring Your Students to Work Toward Excellence (Paul Buyer). 08/08/2012. Workshop: Getting Your Students to Do the Readings (Linda Nilson). 07/23/2012. Workshop: Getting Student Groups to Work Really Well (Linda Nilson). 07/12/2012. Writing Group: Summer 2012 (6-sessions, 5/ 21, 6/4, 6/18, 7/2, 7/16, 7/30). Workshop: Bringing out the Best in Your Students (Daryl Wiesman). 05/14/2012. Recorded Webinar: Critical Thinking Part 3: Focus on Instructional Strategies That Promote Critical Thought (Enoch Hale). 05/09/2012 Recorded Webinar: Critical Thinking Part 2: Question Generating Concepts (Enoch Hale). 5/09/2012. Recorded Webinar: Critical Thinking Part 1: Introduction to Foundational Critical Thinking Concepts and Principles (Enoch Hale). 05/09/2012. Spring 2012 Teaching with Technology Symposium. 05/08/2012. 16 | P a g e Ellen Vincent 864-654-8323 (home) 803-243-8888 (cell) [email protected]

Professional Development: Teaching (cont.) Institute of HeartMath: The Heart-Brain Connection in Achieving Optimal Individual and Organizational Performance (Dr. Rollin McCraty). 02/20/2012. Workshop: Teaching Sustainability Across the Disciplines.11/13/2009. Workshop: Writing, Reading and Teaching: The Inner Spiral. 05/14/2007.

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