The ASLA Executive Committee conducted the final round of interviews and made the final decision. Transitions are always difficult, and we owe a real debt to Jim Tolliver, who served as our management team leader, helping to shepherd us through this interim period, as well hearty thanks to our other dedicated staff. Tolliver's service has been recognized with his also newly announced promotion to serve as ASLA's deputy executive vice president. The American Society of Landscape Architects, founded in 1899, represents more than 13,000 members nationwide. Landscape architecture is a comprehensive discipline of land analysis, planning, design, management, preservation and rehabilitation.
Landscape architects hold undergraduate or graduate degrees.
They are licensed to practice in 47 states and are required to pass a rigorous national three-day examination.