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ASLA Undergraduate Certificate of Merit
Daren Crabill, Sung-Ah Park, Mary Wasilewski
ASLA Graduate Certificate of Merit
Wan-Lian Chang, Josh Runhaar
Illinois ASLA Chapter Outstanding Student Awards
Josh Runhaar (Graduate), Daren Crabill (Senior), Katrina Stoller (Junior)
Undergraduate Alumni Scholarships
Nicole Buch, Mark Deneen, Sarah Hebda
Ryerson Traveling Fellowship
Daren Crabill, Alison Cotey, Chad Tyler, Mary Wasilewski
Beatrice Hornemann Scholar (Zonta Award)
Jeong-Yoon Park
Natalie Alpert Prize
Jennifer Hendricks (LA History), Sarah Carnehl (Planting Design)
Dan Ryan Prize
Matt Colby
Bruce Borland Golf Course Scholarship
Neil Brumleve
Chalet Nursery Prizes
Marisa Dittmann (NRES 253/254), Alison Cotey (LA 153)
Wadsworth Prize
Aaron Petri, Christopher Cody (Runner-Up), Stephanie Zawada (Runner-Up)
Sigma Lambda Alpha Initiates
Department of Landscape Architecture
University of Illinois, Psi Chapter
Nicole Buch, Marisa Currier, Anthony DePrima, Mark Dineen, Steven Gierke, Sarah Hebda, Qing Ji, Abraham Kelly, Sarah Lovell, James Maiorano, Sang Pak, Rachel Quigley-Buttitta, Barbara Schleicher, Abbie Werkman
Sasaki Day Awards
First-year (sophomore BLA & 1st-year MLA)
Sarah Lovell, Kathy McQuiggan - Fading Project, Destructive/Constructive Process
Second-year (junior BLA)
Erik Hahn, Seth Henry, Rick Kile, Nancy Kreith, Michael Kritzman, Katy Min, Sung-Ah Park - Red Ember Project, Acid Mine Reclamation
Third-year (senior BLA)
Alison Cotey - Stevens Creek Project, Watershed
Graduate (MLA, PhD)
Lu Sun - Sky Gardens, Thesis
Wadsworth Scholarship
The Wadsworth Scholarship helps fund the academic expenses of outstanding undergraduate students in the Department of Landscape Architecture. The scholarship is given in memory of Brenton Wadsworth, a 1952 graduate of the department, who 'advocates a profession that would contribute to a higher standard of human life, health and well-being.' The first Wadsworth Scholarship, an amount equal to one semester of in-state tuition, was given this year to Aaron Petri. Petri was deemed eligible based on his practice of leadership, his commitment to community service, his strong academic performance, and his professional promise.
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