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My Path to Preservation: Insights from a Landscape Architect

Join the California Preservation Foundation for our My Path to Preservation series, a webinar program with the goal of sharing insights with students, interns, graduates, emerging professionals, and anyone interested in a career in preservation, to learn about the variety of pathways and opportunities available.

The one-hour, free lunchtime program will include a 10-15 minute presentation by a guest speaker in one of a number of preservation-related professions, followed by Q&A with questions from CPF's Education Committee Co-Chairs and our audience. 

Find more resources for students on our Student Support webpage.

This program is made possible through the generous sponsorship of Groundwork Preservation, LLC.

About Our Guest Speaker

Laurie Matthews, FASLA, is Director of Preservation Planning + Design at MIG and an adjunct professor with University of Oregon’s landscape architecture and historic preservation departments. She’s a nationally recognized expert on cultural landscapes, helping maintain and manage some of the most iconic historic places in the country such as Yosemite National Park, Point Reyes National Seashore, and Crater Lake National Park. Laurie is fascinated by the complexities and stories associated with landscapes and the history they reveal, and her work is guided by the principle that landscape preservation requires managing rather than halting change. Laurie has an M.L.A. and B.L.A. from the University of Oregon, a B.A. from Lewis & Clark College, is former president of the American Society of Landscape Architects Oregon chapter and serves on the board of Restore Oregon.

 

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