C LAUDIA G O ETZ P HILLIPS , P H .D., ASLA Director & Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Program Philadelphia University Philadelphia, PA 19144 215.951.5653(o); 215.951.6840(f) phillipsc@ PhilaU.edu

E DUCATION

 Doctor of Philosophy, Environmental Design & Planning, Virginia Tech (VPI) (1997). Dissertation: An Evaluation of Ecosystem Management and Its Application to the National Environmental Policy Act: The Case of the U.S. Forest Service.  Master of Landscape Architecture , University of Florida (1991). Thesis: Effectiveness of the Florida Main Street Program in Evaluating Success in Four Florida Main Street Communities.  W etlands Certification (18-credit hours, graduate level, wetlands certification program), University of Florida (1991).  Bachelor of Arts in Humanities, University of South Florida.

H ISTORY OF P ROFESSIONAL P OSITIONS

 Director, Landscape Architecture Program, Philadelphia University (2004—).  Associate Professor, Landscape Architecture, School of Architecture, Philadelphia University (2004—).  Program Coordinator, Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture, Morgan State University (2000-04).  Assistant to the Director, Institute of Architecture & Planning, Morgan State University (2002-04).  Associate Professor, Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture, Morgan State University (2003-04).  Assistant Professor, Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture, Morgan State University (1999-2003).  Full-time Lecturer, Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture, Morgan State University (1997-99).  Part-time Instructor, Landscape Architecture Department, Virginia Tech (1993-97).  Consultant, Section Author, & Editor, West Virginia Department of Highways & Community Design Assistance Center, Virginia Tech (1993, 1995-96).  Author & Production Editor, Dialogue, Digest of Communication Research & Programs; Center for Environmental & Hazardous Materials Studies, Virginia Tech (1992).  Research Assistant, Center for Wetlands, Environmental Engineering, University of Florida (1990).  Teaching Assistant & Design Assistant, Landscape Architecture, University of Florida (1990-91).  Design Intern, Buffington Associates, Landscape Architects, Environmental & Site Planners (1988).  Editor, Author, & Document Coordinator (environmental consulting firm), Continental Shelf Associates, Inc., Jupiter, FL (1976-1985).

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P HILADELPHIA U NIVERSITY , P HILADELPHIA , PA (2004— ) Landscape Architecture Program         

LA Design III: Site Design (Fall 2010) Design IV: LA Site Design (Spring 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010) LA Design VII: Urban Design Studio (Summer 2009) LA Design X: Individual Capstone Design Studio (Spring 2008, Fall 2008, Spring 2009, 2010) LA Research Methods (Fall 2007, 2008, 2009) Design V: Sustainable Design for Landscape Architecture & Architecture (Fall 2005, 2006) Independent Study courses (Spring 2007, 2008, Fall 2007, Summer 2007, 2008) LA Internship Advisee (2006—) Foundation Design III for Architecture and Landscape Architecture (Fall 2004)

M ORGAN S TATE U NIVERSITY , Baltimore, M D (1997-2004) Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture             

Urban Hydrology (Spring 2004) Site Planning, Studio II (Spring 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) Landscape Resources (Fall 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) Environmental Planning (Fall 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) Nature in the City, Studio III (Fall 1999, 2001, 2003) Urban Landscape Design (2000) Urban Design, Studio V (1998, 2000) Thesis Seminar (2001, 2002) Computer-aided Design (GIS) (1998, 1999) Site Planning for Planners (1999) Plants in the City (1997) Methods & Materials (1997) Grading & Drainage (1997)

V IRGINIA T ECH (VPI), Blacksburg, VA (1993-97) Department of Landscape Architecture       

Environmental Impact Assessment (1994, 1997) Seminar: Issues in Nature, Culture, & Design (1997) Introduction to Landscape Architecture (1995, 1996, 1997) Intermediate Landscape Architecture Design Studio (1994, 1996) Computer Applications for Landscape Architects (GIS) (1995) Landscape Planning & Management Studio (1994) Advanced Technology: Construction Documents (1993)

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Morgan State University  Kristen Humphrey. 2005. Public Transit, Public Space and Accessibility for the Blind: What Portland, Oregon Has to Teach Us. MLA Thesis.  Kathlene Ebaugh. 2004. Comprehensive Planning Strategies for Sustainable Development, Land Use Management, and Preservation in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. City & Regional Planning Thesis.  Ginger Howell. 2004. Landscape as Palimpsest at Carroll Park, Baltimore, Maryland. MLA Thesis.  Nicholas Maumenee. 2004. Notations in Landscape Architecture. MLA Thesis.  Michael Norton. 2004. Canton Middle School: An Investigation into an Urban Environmental Schoolyard. MLA Thesis.  Burns Benson. 2003. Golf Tracks: Teeing Up for Life. MLA Thesis.  Sheryl Haube Odegaarden. 2003. Design Guidelines for Sustainable Neighborhoods. MLA Thesis.  Rachel Blistein. 2002. A Living Map for Changing Ground: Strategic Planning & GIS in Baltimore City Neighborhoods. MLA Thesis.  Myrna Poirier. 2002. Queenstown, Maryland: The Revitalization of a Small Town. MLA Thesis.  Om Khurjekar. 2001. Building Sustainable Streets: Exploration of Sustainable Development Principles in Street Design. MLA Thesis.  Andrew Lastella. 2001. Transit-Oriented Development as Applied to Transit-Oriented Communities within Baltimore City. MLA Thesis.  Cornel McTaggart. 2001. Development Feasibility Study for a Brownfield Site: The Former Bainbridge Naval Training Center. MLA Thesis.  Anwar Alsanabani. 2000. Sustainable Development: A Review of Leading Journals (1990-1999). City & Regional Planning Thesis.

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C LAUDIA G O ETZ P HILLIPS , P H .D., ASLA E NVIRONMENTAL D ESIGN & P LANNING E XPERIENCE

Major Projects:  Co-Consultant to American Cities Foundation (ACF), Philadelphia . As part of DCNR Grant. Specific tasks include: Park West audits, community charrette, conceptual master planning, gateway demonstration project, green collar training assistance, green school demonstration project conceptual designs and DCNR implementation grant writing assistance; the larger planning/design projects will be incorporated into various landscape architecture design studios (2010—).  Committee Chair for forming Partnership with Lafayette College and the Community Action Committee of Lehigh Valley to develop an Urban Ecology Project in Philadelphia (Germantown communit y) and other parts of Pennsylvania. Various partnerships being formed with local politicos and community groups and service organizations for grant applications. Specific projects aimed at reducing the community’s ecological footprint; rehabilitating existing housing stock; improving existing parks and/or creating new parks/urban farms on vacant lots; and promoting green/sustainable business development. Current Projects: Maplewood Mall Master Planning and Germantown Commercial Corridor Master Planning (2009—)  Developed Residential and Commercial Stormwater BMPs for Various Urban Typologies as part of the East Falls Model Neighborhood Stormwater Project. In partnership with East Falls Development Corporation, Pennsylvania Horticulture Society, Philadelphia Water Department and EPA Region III; two William Penn Foundation grants awarded to date to the partnership for $33,000 and $330,000; this project was integrated into three landscape architecture studios/courses for BMP development and design projects; plus two landscape architecture students have had paid internships through the grants over the last two years. Participated in Professional Design Charrette (2006-2009).  Developed and administered a questionnaire to determine “The Role of Sustainable Design in Landscape Architecture Missions and Curricula.” Survey sent to all US and Canadian Landscape Architecture programs. Results presented at three conferences and published in CELA Conference Proceedings (2009) (peer-reviewed paper). Supported by Philadelphia University Faculty Research, Scholarship and Design Grant ($4500) (2006-08).  Planning and design of cohousing options based on sustainable design principles for the Middle East neighborhood, southeast Baltimore. Working in conjunction with the Cohousing Network. The joint goal is to develop an urban cohousing model for lower income neighborhoods—grant application pending. Student studio work (Spring 2003) presented at the National Cohousing Network Conference (June 2003) (2002-04). 

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C LAUDIA G O ETZ P HILLIPS , P H .D., ASLA E NVIRONMENTAL Major Projects (cont.): A SSESSMENT Development of Master Plans/site designs for various greenways within E XPERIENCE Baltimore City. Connections: Gwynns Falls Greenway to BWI Trail: completed an extensive inventory and analysis process, developed a master plan and trail head designs; much of research and design work completed as part of Studio III—Nature in the City. Client: City of Baltimore Planning Department (2003). Herring Run Watershed Greenway: completed an extensive inventory and analysis process, developed a master plan and created numerous site-specific design concepts for a greenway within the Herring Run watershed; much of the research and design work completed as part of Studio III—Nature in the City (2002). Client: City of Baltimore and Herring Run Watershed Association. Jones Falls Valley Greenway: completed an extensive inventory and analysis process, developed a master plan and created numerous site-specific design concepts for a greenway for the Jones Falls Valley corridor; much of the research and design work completed as part of Studio III—Nature in the City. Client: Greater Homewood Community Corporation, Inc. (1999).Transportation Hub Location and Design Based on Sustainable Development Principles. Through consecutive National Transportation Center grants ($85,000 and $90,000), an alternative transportation planning model was developed—based on sustainable community based criteria—for selecting and designing potential transit corridors and hubs as part of a larger, fully integrated, community-based transit system. This project also created tangible strategies for developing the northwest corridor in Baltimore as a viable alternative for not only connecting residents/potential users with employment opportunities within the city, but also for creating employment opportunities and commercial centers within neighborhoods/communities along the proposed transit lines (2000-02). Other Projects:  Research and development of sustainable design indicators that complement existing environmental, economic and social indicators (Ongoing).  Development of evaluation criteria and survey methodology, and development of an interactive computer model for the Virginia Streetscapes Project. Client: Community Design Assistance Center, Virginia Tech (1998-2000).  Watershed Management Plan for Stroubles Creek, Blacksburg, VA; Dept. of Urban Affairs & Planning, Virginia Tech (1993).  Campus Master Plan for the present and future growth of Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL; Landscape Architecture Dept., University of Florida (1990).  Environmental Consultant and Technical Advisor to Morgan State University, Design & Construction Management, Baltimore (1998-2004).  Consultant and Technical Advisor to the Herring Run Watershed Association, Baltimore (1998-2003).  Consultant and Technical Advisor for West Virginia New River Parkway EIS; WV Dept. of Highways/ Community Design Assistance Center, Virginia Tech (19951996).  Researcher, Section Author, and Editor, West Virginia New River Parkway Draft EIS; WV Dept. of Highways/Community Design Assistance Center, Virginia Tech (1992).  Researcher and Author of 75 summary reviews of human impacts on the hydrology of wetlands; Center for Wetlands, University of Florida (1990).  Documents Preparation Coordinator, Editor and Section Author of environmental documents (e.g., EISs, EAs): Continental Shelf Associates, Jupiter, FL (1976-1985).

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Philadelphia University:  School of Architecture Representative to Philadelphia University Personnel Standing Committee (2010—)  Chair, School of Architecture Personnel Committee (2010—)  Member, School of Architecture Undergraduate Education Committee (2010—)  Member, Philadelphia University College Studies Standing Committee (2008-10)  Director, Landscape Architecture LAAB SER/Site Visit, Full Accreditation (2008)  Member, Research & Design Grant Proposal Review Committee (2009)  Member, Philadelphia University Graduate Education Standing Committee (2006-08)  Member, Steering Committee for Philadelphia University Day of Service (2008)  Member, Philadelphia University Strategic Planning External Partnerships SubCommittee (2007-08)  Member, Philadelphia University FYI (First-Year Experience) Committee (2008-09)  Member, Philadelphia University Sustainable Committee; Member, Campus Operations subcommittee (2007—)  Member, Philadelphia University Chemical Hygiene Committee (2006—)  Member, Philadelphia University Summer Design Institute Committee (2004-05)  Chair, School of Architecture Graduate Education Committee (2006-08)  Member, School of Architecture Dean Search Committee (2007)  Member, School of Architecture Director Search Committee (2006-07)  Member, School of Architecture Strategic Planning Committee (2004-06)  Chair, Master of Urban Design Development Committee (2004-06)  Director, Landscape Architecture LAAB SER/Site Visit, Candidacy Status (2005)  Chair, Landscape Architecture Program Faculty Search Committee (2006-07; 2008)  Grant Writer/Reviewer, for Philadelphia University Office of Foundations and Grants; two grants for William Penn Foundation (2006, 2007); one grant for The Scholler Foundation (2006)  Member, Master of Sustainable Design Degree Review Committee (2006)  Member, College of Science & Health Faculty Search Committee (2005)  Member, Philadelphia University Digital Media Committee (2005-06)  Workshop Facilitator, “Integrating Texts, Assignments and Discussion”; as part of the Writing Across the Curriculum Initiative (Oct 19, 2007)

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Morgan State University:  Member, Assessment Work Group for Comprehensive Assessment Plan (2004)  Chair, Institute Arch. & Planning Tenure & Promotion Review Committee (2003)  Member, Morgan State University Council (1999-2003); Chair, Athletics Committee; Member, Professional Welfare Committee; Member, Physical Plant Committee  Member, Graduate Council (2000-04); Chair, Curriculum Committee; Member Bylaws Committee; Member Thesis/Dissertation Handbook Committee  Member Institute Arch. & Planning Director Search Committee (2001-02)  Member, Morgan State University Environmental Task Force (1999-2001)  Member, Faculty Development & Research Incentives Committee (2000-2001)  Chair, Institute of Arch. & Planning Recruitment/Advertising Committee (1998-2000)  Chair, Landscape Architecture Program Faculty Search Committees (1999, 2000) Co-chair, Morgan State University Recycling Committee (1999-2000)

C OMMUNITY S ERVICE

National/International:  Founding Council Director, National Academy of Environmental Design (NAED) (2009—)  Steering Committee Member for proposed NAED (CELA rep.) (2007-09)  Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA), President (2009-10)  CELA, Past President (2010-11)  Joint CELA/ISOMUL 2010 Conference Planning Committee, Maastricht, The Netherlands (2009-10)  CELA, First Vice President/President Elect (2007-08)  ACSA/CELA 2008 Administrators Conference Planning Committee (CELA rep.) (2007-09)  CELA, Second Vice President (2005-07) Pennsylvania:  Friends of the Wissahickon, Board of Directors Member (2006—); Chair, Outreach Committee (2006—), Member, Conservation Committee (2004-06)  East Falls Stormwater Design Charrette; Design Team Member (Invitation only event) (Apr 22-23, May 6, 2009)  PA/DE Chapter of ASLA Planning Committee Member for National ASLA Conference held in Philadelphia (Summer/Fall 2008)  Conference Partner, Planning Committee, Site Logistics Coordinator for Society of Ecological Restoration Conference, at Philadelphia University, Jan 9, 2008  Conference Partner, Logistics Coordinator for Urban Watersheds Revitalization Conference, at Philadelphia University, May 3, 2007  Workshop Series Partner and Planning Committee Member for Healing Through Horticulture, at Philadelphia University, Mar 8, Apr 12 and May 17, 2007

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Pennsylvania (cont.):  Conference Partner, Planning Committee, Site Logistics Coordinator for Society of Ecological Restoration Conference, at Philadelphia University, Jan 11, 2007  Grant & Planning Partner, East Falls Model Neighborhood Stormwater Project; with East Falls Development Corporation, Pennsylvania Horticulture Society, & Philadelphia Water Department; $33,000 planning grant received from William Penn Foundation; $330,000 Implementation Grant received from William Penn Foundation (2005—)  Consultant/Design Judge for East Falls Development Corporation (2005—)  W.B. Saul High School Local Advisory Board and Landscape Board (2005-06)  Schuylkill Center Community Council member (2005-06)  Wissahickon Watershed Partnership, Steering Committee member; Technical Committee member (2005-06) Maryland:  State of Maryland Governor’s Commission on Environmental Justice & Sustainable Communities, Governor Appointed Commission Member (2002-04)  Co-chair, Policy & Regulatory Workgroup, Commission on Environmental Justice & Sustainable Communities (2004)  Maryland ASLA Executive Board, MSU representative (2000-04)  Philadelphia University, School of Architecture & Design, Consultant for development of a new Landscape Architecture Program (2002-03)  Herring Run Watershed Association, Board President (1999-2000); Board Member (1998-2003); Public Policy Committee (1998-2003)  Neighborhood Design Center, Design Volunteer (1999-2004)  Community design charrette for Jones Falls Valley Greenway, Facilitator (2000)  Neighborhood Open Space Committee, Parks & People (1998-1999)  Baltimore Brownfields Design Charrette, co-coordinator (1998)  Charles Village CBD, Main Street Project, Steering & Design Committee (1998-1999)  MD ASLA Professional Design Awards; juror; event held at MSU (2002)  Citizens Planning & Housing Association, Transportation Committee (2001-2003)  Baltimore Industrial Redevelopment Council (1998-2004)  Revitalizing Baltimore, Parks &People, Urban Resources Initiative Program, Advisory (2003-04); Steering (2000-04) and Watershed/Linkages committees (2001-04)  Northeast Now! Transit Coalition Steering Committee (2001) Other:  Townscape Awards Committee, Blacksburg, VA (1997) “Smart Road” Citizens Advisory Committee, VA DOT (1995-1997)  Public workshops facilitator for various Virginia communities (1993)  Art in Public Places Trust Advisory Board, Gainesville, FL (1990)

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C LAUDIA G O ETZ P HILLIPS , P H .D., ASLA P UBLICATIONS

Articles in Peer-Reviewed Journals  Phillips, C.G. and H.R. Edwards. 2002. Socioeconomic, community-based approach for developing integrated mass transit systems as applied to Baltimore City. Transportation Research Record. No. 1793:71-79.  Phillips, C.G. and J. Randolph. 2000. The relationship of ecosystem management to NEPA and its goals. Environmental Management 26(1):1-12.  Phillips, C.G. and J. Randolph. 1998. Has ecosystem management really changed practices on the National Forests? Journal of Forestry 96(5):40-45.  Phillips, C.G. (co-author). 1995. Visualization in decision-support systems: a proposal for the New River Gorge National River. The George Wright Forum 12(3):26-40. Articles in Peer-Reviewed Conference Proceedings  Phillips, C.G. 2009. “Integrative sustainable design curriculum models.” CELA Annual International Conference Proceedings, Jan 13-16, 2009, Tucson, AZ.  Phillips, C.G. and H.R. Edwards. 2003. “Delineating an integrated, multifaceted light rail corridor for Northeast Baltimore City.” 9th Joint Conf. on Light Rail Transit, Nov 16-18, 2003, Portland, OR.  Edwards, H.R. and C.G. Phillips. 2002. A community based approach for developing an integrated mass transit system for Baltimore City as articulated through the classroom environment. ACSP 44th Annual Conference Proceedings, Nov 20-24, 2002, Baltimore, MD.  Phillips, C.G. 1992. Effectiveness of the Main Street Program in evaluating success. Paper published in proceedings from the International Making Cities Livable Conference, May 10-12, 1992, San Francisco, CA. Other Articles  Phillips, C.G. and M.E. Deming. 2007. Conference Review: Shifting Ground: Landscape Architecture in the Age of the New Normal—Annual Meeting of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture. University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC. Landscape Journal 26(2):337-338.  Phillips, C.G. 2003. Perspective: Tide Point celebrates the history of the site. Landscape Architecture 93(11):97.  Phillips, C.G. 2003. Perspective: Prescription for healing. Landscape Architecture 93(2):61.  Phillips, C.G. 2002. Perspective: Patterson Park—A park of the people. Landscape Architecture 92(12):78.  Phillips, C.G. 2001. McElderry Park: Rediscovering community through park space. Landscape Architecture & Specifier News 17(02):164.  Phillips, C.G. 2000. Perspective: The Toronto Music Garden. Landscape Architecture 90(12):57.  Phillips, C.G. 2000. A river runs through it. The Urbanite (Mar):12-13.  Phillips, C.G. 2000. The greening of urban America. Morgan Magazine

(Spring/Summer):31.

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Reports/Other Documents

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 Phillips, C.G. 2008. Self-Evaluation Report—Application for full accreditation. Philadelphia University Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (BLA) Program report for re-review by Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board (LAAB).  Phillips, C.G. 2007. Update: Self-Evaluation Report—Candidacy Status. Philadelphia University BLA Program report for re-review by LAAB.  Phillips, C.G. (contributing author and project partner). 2007. East Falls Neighborhood Stormwater Management Plan. (As part of a William Penn Planning Grant for $33,000).  Phillips, C.G. 2006. Self-Evaluation Report—Candidacy Status. Philadelphia University BLA Program report for review by LAAB.  Phillips, C.G. 2003. Self-Evaluation Report. Morgan State University Master of Landscape Architecture Program report for review by the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board.  Phillips, C.G. 2003. Landscape Architecture Program Proposal. Report prepared for School of Architecture & Design, Philadelphia University.  Phillips, C.G. and H.R. Edwards. 2002. Delineating an Integrated, Multifaceted Light Rail Corridor for Northeast Baltimore City. Report for the National Transportation Center, Morgan State University.  Phillips, C.G. and H.R. Edwards. 2001. A Socioeconomic, Community Based Approach for Developing an Integrated Mass Transit System for Baltimore City. Report for the National Transportation Center, Morgan State University.  Phillips, C.G. (co-author). 1999. Main Street Design Guidelines: Waverly Business District. For Charles Village CBD with AB Associates, Baltimore.  Phillips, C.G. (co-author). 1999. Main Street Design Guidelines: South Charles Village Business District. For Charles Village CBD with AB Associates, Baltimore.

M ANUSCRIPTS R EVIEW ED

 For 2007 CELA Annual International Conference, Pennsylvania State University. Abstract Reviewer for 6 abstracts for “sustainable design” presentations (acceptance/rejection) for the CELA Conference (2007).  For Environmental Management. “Revisiting the Magna Charta of environmental legislation: a historical look at the last 30 years of NEPA-Forest Service litigation” (2003).  For Environmental Conservation. “The US National Parks in international perspective: the Yellowstone model or conservation syncretism?” (2000).  For Landscape & Urban Planning. “Landscape planning and EIA: a conceptual point of

view” (1996).

T ENURE / P ROMOTION D OSSIERS R EVIEW ED

 For Texas Tech Landscape Architecture Department; faculty up for promotion from Assistant Professor to Associate Professor (2007).

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 Phillips, C.G. 2009. “Integrative sustainable design curriculum models.” CELA Annual International Conference, Tucson, AZ (Jan 13-16).  Phillips, C.G. 2009. “Growing the profession: New program initiatives.” CELA Annual International Conference, Tucson, AZ (Jan 13-16).  Phillips, C.G. 2007. “An integrated sustainable design curriculum model.” Urban Landscape Ecology Program (ULEP) Conference, Cleveland, OH (Oct 28-31).  Phillips, C.G. 2006. “Sustainable design education.” ARCC-EAAC 2006 International Architectural Research Conference, Philadelphia, PA (May 31-Jun 4).  Phillips, C.G. 2003. “Delineating an integrated, multifaceted light rail corridor for Northeast Baltimore City.” 9th Joint Conf. on Light Rail Transit, Portland (Nov 16-18).  Phillips, C.G. 2002. “A community based approach for developing an integrated mass transit system for Baltimore City as articulated through the classroom environment.” ACSP 44th Annual Conference, Baltimore (Nov 21-23).  Phillips, C.G. 2002. “A socioeconomic community based approach for developing integrated mass transit systems as applied to Baltimore City.” Transportation Research Board 81st Annual Meeting, Washington, DC (Jan 14-18).  Phillips, C.G. 2001. “A socioeconomic community based approach for developing integrated mass transit systems as applied to Baltimore City.” 4th International Society of Quality of Life Studies Conference, Washington, DC (Nov 29-Dec 2).  Phillips, C.G. 2001. “A community based approach for developing an integrated mass transit system for Baltimore City as articulated in an urban design studio.” Annual Conference of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture, San Luis Obispo (Aug 9-11).  Phillips, C.G. 2001. “Envisioning a greenway for the Jones Falls Valley, Baltimore, MD.” National Association of Recreation Resource Planners 2001 Conference, Baltimore (Apr 29-May 2).  Phillips, C.G. 1996. “Does an ecosystem management approach to the NEPA/EIS process better meet NEPA’s intent?” Paper presented at the 11th US Landscape Ecology Symposium, Galveston (Mar 26-30).  Phillips, C.G. 1995. “An application of the principles of landscape ecology to the environmental impact statement process.” Paper presented at 10th US Landscape Ecology Symposium, Minneapolis (Apr 22-26).  Phillips, C.G. 1992. “Effectiveness of the Main Street Program in evaluating success.”

Paper presented at International Making Cities Livable Conference, San Francisco (May 10-12).

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 Phillips, C.G. 2009. Invited Panel Organizer/Presenter. “What is sustainable landscape design?” Schuylkill Center Spring Lecture Series, Philadelphia (May 21).  Phillips, C.G. 2009. “Landscape architecture education in the 21st Century.” NJ ASLA Annual Meeting, Atlantic City, NJ (Jan 25-27).  Phillips, C.G. 2008. “The state of design—Landscape architecture perspective.” ACSA Administrators Conf., Savannah, GA (Nov 6-8)  Phillips, C.G. 2008. Invited Panel Organizer/Presenter, “Sustainable Approaches to Campus Planning & Design.” ACSA Administrators Conf., Savannah, GA (Nov. 6-8).  Phillips, C.G. 2007. “National Academy of Environmental Design,” ACSA/CELA Joint Administrators Conference, Minnesota, MN (Nov 1-3).  Phillips, C..G. 2005. “Watershed management at the neighborhood scale.” Friends of the Wissahickon Winter Lecture Series (Feb 23).  Phillips, C.G. 2004. “Section B: Analytical Aspects of Practice.” LARE Review Session. Maryland Chapter, American Society of Landscape Architects (Apr 3).  Phillips, C.G. 2004. “What is landscape architecture?” Horticulture Department, Towson University (Apr 1).  Phillips, C.G. 2002. “What is landscape architecture?” Horticulture Department, Towson University (May 2).  Phillips, C.G. 2002. “Environmental planning: Natural resources and environmental quality.” Maryland Chapter, American Planning Association (Apr 6).  Phillips, C.G. 2002. “Greenway development as a component of watershed restoration.” Urban Environmental Policy Speaker Series, Goucher College (Feb 26).  Phillips, C.G. 2002. “Delineating an integrated, multifaceted light rail corridor for northeast Baltimore City.” National Transportation Center’s 3rd Annual Research Symposium, Morgan State University (Feb 4).  Phillips, C.G. 2001. “Sustainable community design.” Guiding Futures: Planning in the 21st Century, 2001 DE/MD APA Regional Conference (Sep 13).  Phillips, C.G. 2001. “A socioeconomic, community based approach for developing an integrated mass transit system for Baltimore.” Joint meeting between USDOT and National Transportation Center (Jul 18).  Phillips, C.G. 2001. “A socioeconomic, community based approach for developing an integrated mass transit system for Baltimore.” NTC Advisory Committee (May 3).  Phillips, C.G. 2001. “Environmental planning: Natural resources and environmental quality.” Maryland Chapter, American Planning Association (Apr 7).  Phillips, C.G. 2001. “What is landscape architecture?” Horticulture Department, Towson University (May 1).  Phillips, C.G. 2000. “Planning and design for the Jones Falls Greenway in Baltimore.” MD Greenways Commission (Dec 6).  Phillips, C.G. 2000. “Who are the players—Herring Run Watershed Association.” Workshop: Restoring the Herring Run—Where We Are and What We Need: Putting the Pieces Together. With MD DNR and Herring Run Watershed Associations (Oct 21).  Phillips, C.G. 2000. “Case study: A greenway for the Jones Falls Valley, Baltimore, MD.” National Conference, Great Urban Parks: Sustaining the Legacy (Apr 29-May 2).  Phillips, C.G. 2000. “Design on the land.” Federated Garden Clubs of America (Apr 3).

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 Phillips, C.G. 2000. “Urban design.” Federated Garden Clubs of America (Apr 4).

(cont.)

 Phillips, C.G. 1999. “Environmental urban design & planning.” Urban Environmental Policy Speakers Series, Goucher College (Feb 22).

 Phillips, C.G. 2000. “Greenway design.” UMBC Environmental Studies Program (Feb 29).

 Phillips, C.G. 1999. “Environmental design.” Federated Garden Clubs of America (Mar 29).

C ONFERENCES / W ORKSHOPS / E VENTS C OORDINATED

 Member CELA/ISOMUL 2010 Conference Planning Committee, in Maastricht, The Netherlands (2009-10)  Member ACSA/CELA 2008 Administrators Conference Planning Committee (CELA rep.) at Savannah College of Art & Design (2007-08)  Conference Partner, Planning Committee Member and Site Logistics Coordinator for Society of Ecological Restoration/Mid-Atlantic Coast Conference: “Ecological Challenges, Controversy and Conflicts,” at Philadelphia University, Jan 9, 2008.  Conference Partner and Site Logistics Coordinator for 2008 Urban Watersheds Revitalization Conference, at Philadelphia University, May, 2008.  Conference Partner and Site Logistics Coordinator for 2007 Urban Watersheds Revitalization Conference, at Philadelphia University, May 3, 2007.  Charrette Partner and Committee Member, for Penn Foundation East Falls Community Planning Grant, East Falls Library, Apr 12, 2007.  Conference Partner, Planning Committee Member and Site Logistics Coordinator for Society of Ecological Restoration/Mid-Atlantic Coast Conference: “Ecological Challenges, Controversy and Conflicts,” at Philadelphia University, Jan 11, 2007.  Co-coordinator for National ASLA Student Awards Competition at Morgan State University, May 11, 2004.  Co-sponsor for Public Dialogue on Environmental Equity. As part of State of Maryland’s Commission on Environmental Justice and Sustainable Communities at Morgan State University, Oct 7, 2003.  Co-coordinator for Review Session for the LARE. In cooperation with the MD Chapter of ASLA at Morgan State University, Apr 12-13, 2003.  Co-coordinator for National ASLA Student Awards Competition at Morgan State University, May 2, 2002.  Co-coordinator for Community Forum: “Nature in the City.” In cooperation with Revitalizing Baltimore/Parks & People Foundation at Morgan State University, Nov 13, 2001.  Co-coordinator for Symposium: “Transit Hubs for Smart Growth and Community Revitalization.” In cooperation with Maryland MTA at Morgan State University, Nov 1, 2001.  Co-coordinator for Workshop: “Restoring the Herring Run—Where We Are and What We Need: Putting the Pieces Together.” In cooperation with Maryland DNR and Herring Run Watershed Association at Morgan State University, Oct 21, 2000.

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C LAUDIA G O ETZ P HILLIPS , P H .D., ASLA P RO B ONO D ESIGN / P LANNING W ORK

 Grant & Planning Partner, East Falls Model Neighborhood Stormwater Project; with East Falls Development Corporation, Pennsylvania Horticulture Society, Philadelphia Water Department; and EPA Region III: $33,000 planning grant received from William Penn Foundation in 2006; $330,000 Implementation Grant received from William Penn Foundation in 2008.  Co-Grant Coordinator, University Green Project, Pennsylvania Horticulture Society Grant ($5000 + $5000 in-kind); management, design services (2009—).  East Falls Stormwater Design Charrette; Design Team Member (Invitation only event) (Apr 22-23, May 6, 2009).  Design Committee Chair, design and production coordination for the CELA “Academy of Fellows” medal (2006-07).  Design Advisor and Judge for various East Falls Development Corporation projects (2005—).  Project Manager for Site Concept Designs. Client: The League for People with Disabilities, Inc., Baltimore. Volunteer work through the Neighborhood Design Center (2002).  Project Manager for Playground Site Concept Design for Stadium Place. Client: Waverly Community Association (2002).  Project Manager for Site Use Surveys and Data Analysis. Client: Baltimore City Planning Department (2001-2002).  Project Manager for “Streetscape Designs for South Broadway.” Client: SE Development Corporation, Baltimore. Volunteer work through the Neighborhood Design Center (1999-2000).  Co-Author of Main Street Design Guidelines: Waverly Business District. For Charles Village Community Benefits District with AB Associates, Baltimore (1999).  Co-Author of Main Street Design Guidelines: South Charles Village Business District. For Charles Village Community Benefits District with AB Associates, Baltimore (1999).

P ROFESSIONAL A FFILIATIONS

 American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) and PA/DE Chapter of ASLA  Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA)  Society of Ecological Restoration (SER) International and Mid-Atlantic Chapter

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C LAUDIA G O ETZ P HILLIPS , P H .D., ASLA G RANTS

 Co-Consultant for American Cities Foundation (ACF) Park West Planning Grant for $50,000. ACF received Planning Grant for $75,000 from DCNR. The Primary Goal for the Park West Project is to develop a plan for the creation of a “Greenway” trail connecting Cathedral Park, Carroll Park and Parkside neighborhoods with Fairmount Park. The planning grant will allow the Park West Study Committee to design, establish phases for and create a budget for the creation of trails and green spaces within the target area (2010-11).  Co-Grant Coordinator for University Green Grant from the Pennsylvania Horticulture Society (US Forest Service Initiative) ($5000 + $5000 in kind) (2009—).  Partner for Planning Grant for East Falls Community (East Falls Model Neighborhood Stormwater Project); with East Falls Development Corporation (prime), Philadelphia Water Department and Pennsylvania Horticulture Society; William Penn Foundation grant for $33,000 (2006-07); William Penn Design/Implementation Grant for $330,000 received July 2008 (2008-10).  Philadelphia University Faculty Research, Scholarship and Design Grant for $4500. Title: “Role of Sustainable Design in Landscape Architecture Academic Missions and Curricula” (2006-07).  Co-Principal Investigator for National Transportation Center Research Grant for $90,000. This grant was a continuation of a previous NTC grant. Year 2 goals included: increasing public participation in the transportation planning process; proposing viable alternatives to the existing urban neighborhood fabric that support transit; creating guiding principles for development within the proposed transit corridor (2001-02).  Co-Principal Investigator for National Transportation Center Research Grant for $85,000. The primary objective of the research was to develop an alternative transportation planning model—for selecting and designing potential transit corridors as part of a larger, fully integrated, community-based transit system. The desired goal of such a model would be community well being, environmental quality, and economic prosperity for all socioeconomic and racial/cultural groups (2000-01).  Morgan State University Faculty Development & Research Incentives Travel Grant (2001).

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H ONORS & A WARDS

 Presented with Distinguished Alumnus Award in “Recognition of Outstanding Achievement and Contributions to the Profession of Landscape Architecture” by the Department of Landscape Architecture, University of Florida (2010)  Elected Founding Council Member, National Academy of Environmental Design (NAED) (2009—)  Served as President, Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) (200910)  Served as Past President, CELA (2010-11)  Elected First Vice President/President Elect, CELA (2007-09)  Received Schuylkill Action Network Educational Sector Source Water Protection Award for Education Leadership (2006)  Elected Second Vice President, CELA (2005-07)  Presented with an Award of Recognition for Excellence in Teaching, Research and Service, CELA (2003)  Awarded tenure and promotion to Associate Professor, Morgan State University (2003)  Appointed by the Governor as a Member of the State of Maryland Governor’s Commission on Environmental Justice and Sustainable Communities (2002)  Elected to the National Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi (1991)  Elected to Sigma Lambda Alpha Honor Society (1988)

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