Pomona, CA— The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) announced the winners of the 2008 Student Awards. Representing the top student honors in the profession, ASLA presented the awards to 20 projects from 11 colleges and universities at the ASLA Annual Meeting in Philadelphia. The ceremony and reception took place October 6, sponsored by Landscape Forms.
Detailed awards information may be viewed at www.asla.org/awards/2008/studentawards/.
Analysis and Planning Category Award of Excellence
Public Space as Catalyst for the Regeneration of South Los Angeles
Raphael Garcia, Student ASLA; Sarah Lopez, Student ASLA; Leslie Lum, Student ASLA; and Ana Tabuena,Student ASLA
California State Polytechnic University Pomona, Pomona, CA
Faculty Advisors: Joan H. Woodward, FASLA; KenMcCown, ASLA; Philip N. Pregill, ASLA; and Doug Delgado
Honor Awards
Kids at the Creek: Planting the Seeds of Stewardship in Chollas Creek
Jacey Garrison, Student ASLA; Mario Benito, Student ASLA; Emily Kiefer, Student ASLA; and Ceanatha La Grange, Student ASLA
California State Polytechnic University Pomona, Pomona, CA
Faculty Advisors: Ken McCown, ASLA; Joan H. Woodward, FASLA; Phil Pregill, ASLA; and Doug Delgado
Wilbur + Waste: Challenging Trends in Waste Management
Jennifer Rueda, Student ASLA
California State Polytechnic University Pomona, Pomona, CA
Faculty Advisors: Edward Fonda, Susan Mulley and Andrew Wilcox.
Communications Category
Award of Excellence
SUBSURFACE Magazine
Joshua Llaneza, Student ASLA; Jennifer Rueda, Student ASLA; Courtney Embrey, Student ASLA; Mitch Howard, Student ASLA; Lancelot Hunter, Student ASLA; Joel Carrasco, Student ASLA; Bahar Mahgerefteh, Student ASLA; Judy Lee, Student ASLA; and Kimberley Kearney, Student ASLA
California State Polytechnic University Pomona, Pomona, CA
Faculty Advisors: Andrew Wilcox and James Becerra
Honor Award
Shoshone, CA
Joshua Llaneza, Student ASLA; Courtney Embrey, Student ASLA; and Matthew Kizu, Student ASLA
California State Polytechnic University Pomona, Pomona, CA
Faculty Advisors: Joan H. Woodward, FASLA and Andrew Wilcox.
