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2009 RECOGNITION AWARD RECIPIENTS
I am pleased to announce the 2009 Recognition Award recipients! These folks have been active in various aspects of Landscape Architecture and support of our profession, and we send out our congratulations to each of them! You are cordially invited to join us at the Recognition Awards and Annual Meeting on Friday, 19 February 2010, 6-9 P.M. at the Cabana Room at Samba Brazilian Grill.
Life Achievement Award
Professor Phil Lewis
Public Service Award
Jason Wilke
Chapter Service Award
Rebecca DeBoer(Flood)
Leigh Gevelinger
Chapter Support Award
Senator Fred Risser
Representative Jennifer Schilling
Michael Blumenfeld
Again, please support these people by joining us at the Recognition Awards and Annual Meeting Friday 19 February 2010, 6-9 P.M. at the Cabana Room at Samba Brazilian Grill, 240 W Gilman St, Madison, WI.
Sincerely,
Jay Gehler, ASLA
WI ASLA President
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The following awards are established to recognize persons and organizations that have enhanced the visibility of the profession of landscape architecture in Wisconsin, promoted excellence in land planning and landscape design, promoted professional ethics, and fostered environmental stewardship and enhanced the quality of life. Awards are given in the following catagories.
Life Achievement
To recognize an individual whose career has advanced the profession of landscape architecture in Wisconsin through extraordinary leadership and professional works.
Public Service
To recognize landscape architects or allied professionals who, as individuals or organizations, have provided exemplary community service on committees, boards, or through pro-bono projects at a local, state, or national level.
Visibility
To recognize an individual or a group who has significantly increased public awareness of the profession of landscape architecture through presentations, exhibits or publications.
Environmental Enhancement
To recognize an individual or an organization that has shown innovative ways to incorporate environmental concerns into plans and designs for the built environment.
Chapter Support
To recognize affiliated professionals, vendors, and organizations who have shown exemplary support for the chapter and its activities.
Chapter Service
To recognize a landscape architect who has given exemplary service on chapter boards and committees.
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