Professor J.D. (Jack) Milliken (ret.) was recently presented with his Canadian Society of Landscape Architects College of Fellows Medal and the Ontario Association of Landscape Architects 50 Year pin by Sean Kelly, Director of the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development, University of Guelph.  Although Jack retired in 1993, his legacy of founding the MLA program at the University of Guelph continues. Jack was recently interviewed by Tatiana Zakharova (MLA) and Carleigh Pope, MLA Candidate, for the upcoming student Journal, Studio V, recounting his early career in founding the first graduate landscape architecture program in Canada.

Induction to the CSLA College of Fellows is one of the highest honours the Society bestows on its members.  Candidates for Fellowship may be nominated by individuals through their CSLA component association.  Click here to view a list of CSLA Fellows [1].