Design as Pedagogy

Administers an annual awards program that recognizes exemplary landscape architecture projects, students, and individuals in Arizona, including convening an external jury of ASLA professionals to evaluate submissions and maintaining an archive of past award-winning projects.

Hosts an annual Awards Gala and Expo to recognize achievements in landscape architecture across Arizona.

Supports volunteer-led committees that shape programs, events, advocacy efforts, and initiatives to advance the landscape architecture profession in Arizona.

Organizes community planting events, such as at El Rio Preserve in Tucson, AZ, and hosts educational webinars on community safety, while also shaping programs, events, and advocacy efforts through volunteer-led committees to support the landscape architecture profession across Arizona.

Organizes community planting events, such as the one held at El Rio Preserve in Tucson, AZ, to engage the public in landscape stewardship.

Provides members with access to the amended chapter constitution and bylaws.

Hosts educational webinars addressing community safety concerns related to immigration enforcement activities.

Provides a job board platform for posting and accessing landscape architecture job openings in Arizona.

Offers a four-part webinar series to help landscape architects prepare for the Landscape Architect Registration Examination (LARE), covering topics such as inventory, analysis, and project management.

Offers a four-part webinar series to prepare landscape architects for the Landscape Architect Registration Examination (LARE), covering topics such as inventory, analysis, and project management.

Maintains a membership of approximately 280 landscape architecture professionals across Arizona and supports two student chapters at the University of Arizona and Arizona State University.

Administers an annual awards program recognizing exemplary landscape architecture projects, students, and individuals in Arizona, which includes convening a jury of ASLA professionals and hosting an annual Awards Gala and Expo. The chapter also maintains an archive of past award-winning projects.

Maintains a membership of approximately 280 professionals across Arizona and supports two student chapters at the University of Arizona and Arizona State University, providing resources such as a job board and access to chapter governance documents.

Provides anti-harassment training for resident employees and volunteers at Arcosanti and Cosanti to promote a culture of respect and integrity.

Maintains an extensive collection of archival materials documenting nearly a century of organizational history, including original writings, drawings, photographs, and digital models, and offers public access through online links and in-person tours by special appointment.

Engages close to 8,000 people, including workshop volunteers and Arcosanti Alumni, in the construction of Arcosanti's architecture through intensive six-week construction workshops.

Creates "cause bells" to raise funds for organizations addressing sexual abuse and advocating for change.

Hosts annual Juneteenth celebrations featuring performances, concerts, and educational programming to honor the historic and cultural significance of the holiday.