Registration Eligibility
Open to ASLA Members who attend the INASLA Annual Meeting
Start Date
09/27/2019
End Date
09/27/2019
Description
This talk explores the historic need and development of the EPA, its relevancy to resilience and sustainability, the educational and informative products, services, and programs of ASLA, and the need for membership as a methodology of protecting and promoting our passion.
Dennis is the Chair of the Landscape Architecture Undergraduate Program in the Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture, University of Maryland. His teaching focus, over the past 35 years, is conservation and environmental based site planning and urban agriculture. He teaches two study abroad courses in Italy and New Zealand. Dennis volunteers his professional services in an under-served community as President of the board of directors of their community development corporation. He also maintains a consulting practice and is the Vice President of ASLA for Membership.
Location
Carmel, IN
Distance Learning
No
Course Equivalency
No
Subjects
Health, Safety and Welfare
Yes
Hours
1.0
Learning Outcomes
1. Understand the historic creation of the EPA and its relevancy to today's issues.
2. Appreciate the services offered, and recent legislation sponsored, by ASLA to support our profession.
3. Understand how membership is key to expanding scope of work and protecting and promoting our passion.
Instructors
Dennis Nola
Course Codes
INASLA-19113
Provider
Indiana Chapter of American Society of Landscape Architects