What is ASLA@Berkeley

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About This Presentation

For the academic year 2012-13


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What is UC Berkeley ASLA?

What is UC Berkeley ASLA?
UC Berkeley Chapter of the
American Society of Landscape Architects

ASLA (www.asla.org)

1. Organization
Executive Committee
Daniel Prostak (MLA 3D) President
Rae Ishee (MLA 3D) Vice President
Catherine Reibel (MLA 3D) Treasurer
Monica Way (MLA 3D) Communications Officer
Academic Committee
Professional Committee
Service & Social Committee
Mia Docto (MLA-EP)
Scott Walls (MLA-EP)
Rebecca Saffier-Ewing (MLA 3D)
Tatyana Vashchenko (UG)
Daniel Collazos (MLA 3D)
Becky Lithander (MLA 3D)
Tanya Eggers (UG)
Robin Kim (MLA 3D/MCP)
Nate Kauffman (MLA 3D)
Jason Hullinger (UG)
Yaeji Myung (UG)

2. Chapter Goals
+ Strengthen student unity & community
+ Engage w/ greater Bay Area design community
+ Advocate student interests within LAEP Dept.

2. Chapter Goals
+ Strengthen student unity & community
+ Engage w/ greater Bay Area design community
+ Advocate student interests within LAEP Dept.
Welcome Week, Social Events, Fundraising, Studio Culture,
Collaborations & Field Trips (update at will)
Curriculum Committee, 315 Charette, Faculty Hire, Competitions,
Faculty Inclusion & Communication (update at will)
Student Showcase, Portfolio Workshop, Professional Panels, NCC
ASLA, ASLA Emerging Professionals & Conferences(update at will)

3. How We Operate
+ Volunteers
+ Chapter Fundraising & Graduate Assembly
+ Monthly Meetings
+ Teamwork
1 Monthly Student Member Meeting
1 Monthly Committee Meeting

4. How We Communicate
+ e-mails
+ flyers
+ ASLA Board
+ ucberkeleyasla.wordpress.com

5. Where We Need to Improve
+ Undergraduate Involvement
+ Multiple Tracts (1st yr, 2nd yr, 3rd yr) Involvement
+ Environmental Planning Opportunities
+ Raising Our Visibilty

6. Other Student Groups
+ CED Graduate Student Council
+ Student Chapter AIA
+ Planning Students Association
+ B.U.S.S.A
+ CED-SOC
+ CEDIG
+ CASA
+ CED Peer Advisors

7. Past Events
monday : august 22nd : 5pm
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Meet at Clark Kerr Campus, corner of Derby & Belrose
(for directions from campus, see http:// tinyurl.com/clark-kerr-directions)
tuesday : august 23rd : 6:30pm
BIKE TOUR OF BERKELEY
Led by Rob, meet in front of Wurster Hall
wednesday : august 24th : starting after orientation (5:30-6pm)
MIKE COOK’S BIRTHDAY PARTY HAPPY HOUR
Meet in front of Wurster Hall
friday : august 26th : 7pm
BLAKE GARDEN CAMP OUT
RSVP by August 23rd to Lauren Knight at [email protected]
Questions about orientation week activities?
Contact Rob Tidmore at [email protected] or 510.225.8821
For disability accommodation requests, please contact Disability Access Services by phone at 510.643.6456 (voice) or 510.642.6376 (TTY)
or by email at [email protected]. Please attempt to make your service request with as much advance notice as possible.
O R I E N T A T I O N W E E K 2 0 1 1
sponsored by student ASLA
http://ucberkeleyasla.wordpress.com/

+ Mt. Diablo Campout+ Mt. Diablo Campout

+ Park(ing) Day 2011

+ Park(ing) Day 2010

+ Park(ing) Day 2010

+ San Francisco Flower & Garden Show

+ Courtyard Clean Up

+ GROUNDUP Journal

+ GROUND UP Journal+ GROUNDUP Journal

+ Other Events
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APRIL16 MISSION BAY OPEN SPACESWALKING TOUR OF
ASLA NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTER
EMERGING PROFESSIONALS
BI-MONTHLY EVENTS
Panel Discussion
Working Independently: Creating & Maintaining a Firm in
Landscape Architecture
Social Event
ASLA Northern California Chapter Presidents’ Reception
and Winter Gala
Panel Discussion / Office Tour
Candlestick Point State Recreation Area General Plan +
Yosemite Slough Wetland Design / AECOM San Francisco
Office Tour
Social Event
Social Mixer at Thalassa Pool Hall & Bar in Berkeley
Panel Discussion / Office Tour
Working in a Multi-disciplinary Firm / DC&E Office Tour
Site Visit
Mint Plaza Tour with Calder Gillin from CMG
Office Tour
MPA Design Office Tour
Social Event
Social Mixer and Kick-off Meeting at Jupiter in BerkeleyFEB
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The NCC Emerging Professionals program was launched in January 2010 with a primary goal to engage the newer members of the profession
and help them develop as professionals. We seek to achieve this goal by creating opportunities for networking, training, design experience, and
mentor ship.
Our mission is:
- to identify and respond to the needs of those who are new to the profession of landscape architecture in northern California.
- to energize ourselves, our profession, and our communities through design and the sharing of ideas.
- to learn from the experiences of others and offer our own unique perspective.
- to reach out, to welcome, and enjoy all that landscape architecture has to offer.
The program is structured around the two areas of interest that our members have identified. Hence, the Emerging Professionals group is formed
by the members of the Networking/Training and those of the Pro-Bono subgroups.
Networking/Training: The role of the N/T subgroup is to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and the building of professional relation -
ships and skills.
The subgroup has established a Bi-monthly Events program that includes panel discussions on relevant topics, office and site visits, and social
gatherings. The subgroup aims to maintain a calendar of events relevant to Emerging Professionals.
Pro-Bono: The P/B subgroup aims to provide Emerging Professionals with design experience, mentoring, and opportunities for community
involvement. It hopes to increase the visibility of the profession as a whole through pro-bono projects.
The subgroup has established a working relationship with the Friends of Sausal Creeks, and hopes to help them begin implementing their Water-
shed Enhancement Plan. The subgroup currently focuses on conceptual design, demonstration projects, and community education efforts.
Coordinating Committee: The coordinating committee represents the Emerging Professionals group to the public, and coordinates with the
ASLA NCC Executive Committee.
Coordinating Committee members: Henry Fleischmann, general inquiries
Nikos Papadopoulos, N/T subgroup
George Waters, P/B subgroup


Contact us:
[email protected], attn: Henry Fleischmann
Join us at ASLA-NCC Emerging Professionals on Land8Lounge.com
ASLA NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTER EMERGING PROFESSIONALS PROGRAM
JOIN THE NEXT EP MEETING ON
TUESDAY, MARCH 1st 2011
LIMITED SPACE
ADMISSION FREE
please RSVP to
[email protected]
SOCIAL MIXER TO FOLLOWLANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MONTH
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+ Other Events

LAEP COMMUNITY SERVICE PLANNING MEETING
join us if you’d like to be part of planning spring 2011 community service projects!
THURSDAY, 12/3 at 12:30 PM in 315D
+ Other Events

thanks for exploring ASLA@Berkeley
connect with us
@ www.ced.berkeley.edu/groups/berkeleyasla