NCASLA presents the following as the 2025 Executive Committee candidates. Full, Associate Members and International members are eligible for voting should have received the ballot in their email. If you did not receive your ballot, please contact membership@ncasla.org.
NCASLA presents the following as the 2024 Executive Committee candidates. Full, Associate Members and International members are eligible for voting should have received the ballot in their email. If you did not receive your ballot, please contact membership@ncasla.org.
NCASLA presents the following as the 2024 Executive Committee candidates. Full, Associate Members and International members are eligible for voting should have received the ballot in their email. If you did not receive your ballot, please contact membership@ncasla.org.
Have you considered throwing your hat into the ring for an NCASLA Executive Committee position? We need your unique ideas and one-of-a-kind perspective!
If you feel that you can, or know someone who might want to, the call for nominations starts April 1, 2022, and closes June 15, 2023. To be considered, complete the CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FORM.
NCASLA presents the following as the 2023 Executive Committee candidates. Full and Associate Members eligible for voting should have received the ballot in their email. If you did not receive your ballot, please contact membership@ncasla.org.
Early Bird registration ends on March 8 at 5:00 PM ET, and we don’t want you to miss your chance to get the best rate on your 2022 North Carolina Conference on Landscape Architecture registration!
Register now so you can attend great sessions like this year’s keynote, Planning for a 21st Century Parks and Public Spaces: What’s Next?.
NCASLA EPC presents the 2nd LARE Roundtable Conversation on Friday, March 18, 2022, from 12:00-1:00 pm.
This year's roundtable has four new panelists, Drake Fowler, ASLA, PLA, Lora Greco, ASLA, PLA, Andrew Harrell, ASLA, and Maggie Watts, ASLA, PLA. The panelists will share their experiences on the LARE exams, the importance of licensure in their career path, and great study tips.
Registration is open for the 2022 Conference on Landscape Architecture! Register now to join us in Wilmington, NC on May 19 - 21 and earn up to 10 CEUs (NCBLA and LACES approval pending).
Hurry, Early Bird registration ends at 5:00 PM ET on March 8. Register now to get the best rate.
A proud son of Roanoke Rapids, NC, Mac Newsom brought the love and joy of close family and community with him everywhere. Mac loved his mother's cooking, learning the details of his father's business, the ferocious spirit of teamwork on the football and baseball fields, all celebrations, and practical jokes. It is for this mix of big-hearted leadership and trustworthiness that he was elected Social Chairman of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity at NC State and later was awarded a Bronze Star for Meritorious Service as a Second Lieutenant after a year of service in Vietnam.
January was a month full of winter weather, but it did not slow down the planning efforts of the Executive Committee. We met in 3 different small sessions over the course of the month to review the previous year and plan for the following year. It was also a great opportunity for our new Executive Committee members to get acquainted with everyone.
During one of the first planning sessions, we identified 5 goals for the year we wanted to work on. We then worked through each of them in groups and broke them down into manageable plans we felt were measurable and achievable.
Make plans to join us for our 2022 Conference in Wilmington, NC on May 19 - 21 and earn up to 10 CEUs. At this years conference we'll examine the idea of confluence, including topics related to differing factors that join to create innovative and diverse solutions. You’ll also learn about projects and processes that promote collaboration, environmental justice, and social and economic resiliency for our local communities. We are working to finalize this years presentation and field session schedule, stay turn for more information!
Planning for the 2022 NCASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture continues and we are rapidly approaching time for early registration. As a reminder, our conference is being held in Wilmington at the Hotel Ballast May 19-21. SAVE THE DATE!!
The winners of the 2021 NCASLA Annual Awards were released on January 28 (see the list here). Look for highlights of the award winners via email and NCASLA social media over the next few months as we approach the conference in May. The 2021 award winners will be celebrated at an event alongside the 2022 winners at the conference in Wilmington.
This year's roundtable has four panelists who took the exam or are in the process of taking the exam. We will hear the experiences at different stages of their careers, the importance of licensure in their career path, and great study tips. Mark your calendars for Friday, March 18, 2022, from 12:00-1:00 pm for the event. Stay tuned for more details to come, and make sure to register.
In the South Carolina Lowcountry, there lies a community with a remarkable history that’s fading away.
This community known as Scanlonville, near Charleston, started out as a settlement for freedmen who crowdfunded their purchase right after the Civil War of a former marsh-front plantation of more than 600 acres. During the 20th century, Scanlonville became a hub of Black life, with dozens of homes, shops, the area’s largest Black beach and a beachfront pavilion that hosted musical acts as famous as Duke Ellington.
To preserve the memory of this settlement as gentrification threatens to erase what remains, a local civic group decided set out to build a heritage-based public space. The international contest held to find a designer was won by W. Chris Harrison, a College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences faculty member and coordinator of the college’s Landscape Architecture Program.
Marsha was a loving wife and caring mother, who enjoyed singing in church choirs. Marsha was also a very talented Landscape Architect. After receiving her Master of Landscape Architecture degree from NC State University she did extensive work in N.C. for three decades. She was asked to do work in other states as well; such as, the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington, DC. She was appointed by several N.C. governors to various N.C. state boards, on which she served for many years. She was awarded the Special Recognition award from the NC Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects in 2015.
