Many people take water and water infrastructure for granted when it comes to urban development. But, in an era when many cities around the world are facing increasing disasters from climate change that cause severe flooding to drought year after year, it’s time to rethink relationships among land, water, and people.
The Department of Landscape Architecture is pleased to welcome Kelley Lemon back to campus as a new tenure-track assistant professor. As a new faculty member, Lemon’s research and teaching will address ecological/sustainable design, health and wellbeing, action research, and design technologies, with special focus on landscapes of the underserved.
