The Jot D. Carpenter Teaching Medal

This medal recognizes an individual who has made a sustained and significant contribution to landscape architecture education.
Submission Period Open

Submissions Due February 2, 2026

In 2000, the American Society of Landscape Architects created The Jot D. Carpenter Teaching Medal to celebrate the outstanding life and career of Professor Jot D. Carpenter, FASLA, past president of the ASLA. Professor Carpenter's position as Professor of Landscape Architecture at Ohio State University was a formidable platform to showcase his honor, commitment, and energy as an educator, leaving an indelible mark on landscape architecture education. This medal honors his contribution to education and the profession.

Eligibility: Nominees must be full-time, retired, or emeritus landscape architecture faculty members who have made sustained, significant contributions to a landscape architecture program and advocated for ASLA and the landscape architecture profession to students. Nominations are accepted only for individuals who are living at the time of submission. If a nominee passes away during the review process, their nomination will remain under consideration for posthumous recognition.

Frequency: One medal is awarded annually.

Questions?

Contact the Honors and Awards Manager. You can also call 202-216-2331.


Previous Recipients

  • 2025   Charlene LeBleu, FASLA
  • 2024   William "Chip" Winslow III, FASLA
  • 2023   Sadik Artunç, FASLA
  • 2022   Kofi Boone, FASLA
  • 2021   Lolly Tai, FASLA
  • 2020   Stephanie Rolley, FASLA
  • 2019   Lee-Anne Milburn, FASLA
  • 2018   Patrick Miller, FASLA
  • 2017   Elizabeth K. Meyer, FASLA
  • 2016   Chip Sullivan, ASLA
  • 2015   Carl Steinitz, Hon. ASLA
  • 2014   William Tishler, FASLA
  • 2013   Max Z. Conrad, FASLA
  • 2012   Herrick Smith, FASLA
  • 2011   George Curry, FASLA
  • 2010   John F. Collins, FASLA
  • 2009   Dennis J. Day, FASLA
  • 2008   Linda Jewell, FASLA
  • 2007   Terence G. Harkness, FASLA
  • 2006   Donald L. Collins, FASLA
  • 2005   Robert S. "Doc" Reich, FASLA