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John Auwaerter

SUNY Research Scientist, Adjunct Instructor
Partner, National Park Service Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation
Center for Cultural Landscape Preservation

405 Marshall Hall
Phone: 315.470.6995
Fax: 315.470.6540
jeauwaer@syr.edu

Education:

• SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry — MLA, 2000.
• Cornell University, College of Architecture, Art and Planning — M.A. (Historic Preservation Planning), 1992
• Middlebury College — B.A. cum laude (American History/German, Architectural Studies), 1987.

Professional Experience:

• SUNY Research Scientist and National Park Service Partner, Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation, 2000-Present. Historical Landscape Architect for preservation planning projects and coordinator of SUNY ESF-Olmsted Center partnership including graduate research and staffing of Center for Cultural Landscape Preservation.
• New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, Historic Preservation Field Services Bureau, Waterford, New York, 1992-1997. Architectural historian for project review (Section 106/14.09) and National Register programs.
• Walter Sedovic, AIA, Locust Valley, New York. 1992. Architectural conservator.
• Bayport Flower Houses, Bayport, New York, 1983-1992. Horticulture, flower and garden design, grounds maintenance.

Teaching Experience:

• LSA 481/681: Cultural Landscape Preservation
• LSA 470/670: Thematic studios in cultural landscape preservation
• LSA 496/696: Preservation Field School
• Guest Lecturer, LSA 671, Cultural History & Theories of Landscape Architecture, LSA 640, Introduction to Research Methods