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Programs/events listed here may count towards Professional Development Hours (PDH) pursuant to the requirements of OAR 804 Division 25.  Oregon ASLA assumes no responsibility for approval and or verification unless otherwise noted.  Providers of professional development programs/continuing education seminars may contact the PDH Committee to obtain information on the Oregon ASLA PDH approval procedure and associated application(s).


May 13 Mt. Hood Section PDH Event Rescheduled
The May 13 Mt. Hood Section PDH Opportunity (Barbara Feeley Lecture) has been rescheduled (see below) to avoid conflict with the Great Parks: Great Cities lecture by Galen Cranz, which takes place that evening.

PDH credit is approved for Ms. Cranz’s lecture. ASLA members are encouraged to attend this event.

Portland Parks & Recreation is generously extending a special promotion to ASLA Oregon members for this Great Parks, Great Cities lecture.  Members can obtain tickets at the door for a special 2-for-1 price.  Members who show their membership card will receive one free ticket for each one purchased at the event. [This offer does not apply to online ticket sales.]

The focus of Galen's presentation is Defining the Sustainable Park.
Professor Galen Cranz explores the history of city parks in the United States and considers what the next stage of that evolution - the sustainable park - might look like. She discusses how past generations have used parks to solve their urban problems, and how both social program and physical design work together to create distinct approaches to urban park design.

Date: Tuesday, May 13 - 7:00pm
Location: First Congregational Church, 1126 SW Park Avenue, Portland

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June 10, 2008
Mt. Hood Section Event - Barbara Fealy Presentation
Barbara Fealy, FASLA, 1903-2000, often referred to as the Grand Dame of Northwest Landscape Architecture was best known for her state-wide practice in garden design. Other significant works include Timberline Lodge, Salishan Lodge and the Oregon College of Art and Craft.
The presentation will include a biographical overview, photographs of her work and a panel discussion. Participants include Marlene Salon, Carol Mayer-Reed, Julia Lundy and Maryanne Cassin.
Date: June 10, 2008 at 5:30pm
Place: Group Mackenzie 1515 SE Water Avenue, Suite 100, Portland
Cost: Free to OR-ASLA members; Non-Members: $20


Upcoming Mt. Hood Section Events

  • September 9, 2008 - Urban Trees, Nancy Buley and Terry Flanagan
  • October 14, 2008 - Sandy Blvd Green Streets Project
  • November 11, 2008 - Water Wise Irrigation, Hunter Irrigation

Professional Development Committee

Chair Brian Bainnson
P: 503.256.8955
E: brian@quatrefoilinc.net

This committee meets the last Wednesday of the month.

Landscape Architect Continuing Education Requirements

Accreditation Request Form
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