Olivia is a Masters student in the Landscape Architecture program. After working at a public park in New York City, Olivia realized she wanted to help design and foster outdoor spaces that are climate resilient, accessible, and comfortable.
Tosin Bamidele is a PhD student in the Regional Planning program. She currently teaches two sections of the first-year seminar for the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. She is also a research assistant on an NSF grant focused on the future of work.
Camille Barchers has practiced as a regional planner throughout Florida, the Southeast and mid-Atlantic. Prior to joining LARP, Camille taught in the Leadership Education and Development program at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Annaliese Bischoff joined the faculty in 1980 and taught courses in design studio, writing and history. Her research advocated creative design exploration.
Professor of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning
Currently focusing on heritage and it’s impacts on migration and displacement, Elizabeth focuses her research on Culture and heritage, and how they affect our perceptions of land and nature.
