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Editors' Introduction

Editors' Introduction Editors’ Introduction Editors’ Introduction The mission of Landscape Journal states that the opening page. All new authors and reviewers “Landscape Journal offers an in-depth exploration can register using the above link. If you are already of ideas and challenges that are central to contempo- a reviewer, help us keep our records current by up- rary design, planning, and teaching. Besides schol- dating your account and preferences. arly features, Landscape Journal includes editorial As the CELA celebrates 100 years and looks columns, creative work, and reviews of books, con- ahead to the next century of excellence, the Land- ferences, technology, and exhibitions.” This quote scape Journal production process is undergoing reflects the excellence the journal embodies and revisions. In 2019, under the leadership of the CELA the dedicated work of authors, reviewers, editors, President Ashley Steffens, Past President Charlene and editorial board members, and the University of LeBleu, and President-Elect Sadik Artunç, a pro- Wisconsin Press (UW Press). The journal is a venue posal for developing a Landscape Journal Vision for scholarship, but it is also a business. Producing a Task Force was approved by the CELA Board of quality publication with academic rigor on time for Directors. The task force was charged with updat- subscribers is of the utmost importance for Land- ing the Landscape Journal production process to scape Journal and the Council of Educators in Land- support CELA’s mission better. Rob Corry gra- scape Architecture (CELA). Over the past 10 years, ciously agreed to chair this task force and was able the journal has fallen behind on issues. Volume 37, to secure a diverse group of professionals who have issue 2 should have been published in fall 2018. In volunteered their time and provided their expertise summer 2019, the current editorial staff, the CELA for developing the future of our publication needs. Board of Directors, and UW Press issued an ag- The journal is still in production during this tran- gressive publication schedule to bring the journal sition, maintaining quality, variety, and rigor of up to date. The 2019 volume 38, nos. 1 and 2, will published manuscripts as a top priority. be published in 2020 as a joint issue (nos. 1–2), and On behalf of the CELA board, we thank the volume 39, no. 1 (the spring 2020 issue) will be pub- following people for their assistance with this lished in 2020. We are hopeful that volume 39, no. 2 transition: will be published on time in 2020 or early 2021. Charlene LeBleu, Auburn University, Interim Editor The editorial team appreciates and values the Dan Nadenicek, University of Georgia, Assistant service that the CELA members and other dedi- Editor cated contributors give to upholding the excellence David Pitt, University of Minnesota, Assistant Editor of the journal. We especially thank the landscape architecture department heads and program chairs, Landscape Journal Vision Task Force who shared our call for papers in summer 2019. We Rob Corry (chair), University of Guelph ask for your assistance again in moving the journal Chris Ellis, University of Maryland forward by submitting your scholarly articles to us Louise Mozingo, University of California Berkeley at https://lj.msubmit.net. Authors can easily find Vikki Chanse, Victoria University of Wellington author instructions and submission guidelines in the Ming-Han Li, Michigan State University top banner on the opening page. We ask that every- Robert Brown, Texas A&M one sign up to be a reviewer. Reviewer instructions can easily be found in the banner at the bottom of Charlene LeBleu iv Editors’ Introduction Landscape Journal 38:1–2 ISSN 0277-2426 e-ISSN 1553-2704 ©2020 by the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land University of Wisconsin Press

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Editors’ Introduction Editors’ Introduction The mission of Landscape Journal states that the opening page. All new authors and reviewers “Landscape Journal offers an in-depth exploration can register using the above link. If you are already of ideas and challenges that are central to contempo- a reviewer, help us keep our records current by up- rary design, planning, and teaching. Besides schol- dating your account and preferences. arly features, Landscape Journal includes editorial As the CELA celebrates 100 years and looks columns, creative work, and reviews of books, con- ahead to the next century of excellence, the Land- ferences, technology, and exhibitions.” This quote scape Journal production process is undergoing reflects the excellence the journal embodies and revisions. In 2019, under the leadership of the CELA the dedicated work of authors, reviewers, editors, President Ashley Steffens, Past President Charlene and editorial board members, and the University of LeBleu, and President-Elect Sadik Artunç, a pro- Wisconsin Press (UW Press). The journal is a venue posal for developing a Landscape Journal Vision for scholarship, but it is also a business. Producing a Task Force was approved by the CELA Board of quality publication with academic rigor on time for Directors. The task force was charged with updat- subscribers is of the utmost importance for Land- ing the Landscape Journal production process to scape Journal and the Council of Educators in Land- support CELA’s mission better. Rob Corry gra- scape Architecture (CELA). Over the past 10 years, ciously agreed to chair this task force and was able the journal has fallen behind on issues. Volume 37, to secure a diverse group of professionals who have issue 2 should have been published in fall 2018. In volunteered their time and provided their expertise summer 2019, the current editorial staff, the CELA for developing the future of our publication needs. Board of Directors, and UW Press issued an ag- The journal is still in production during this tran- gressive publication schedule to bring the journal sition, maintaining quality, variety, and rigor of up to date. The 2019 volume 38, nos. 1 and 2, will published manuscripts as a top priority. be published in 2020 as a joint issue (nos. 1–2), and On behalf of the CELA board, we thank the volume 39, no. 1 (the spring 2020 issue) will be pub- following people for their assistance with this lished in 2020. We are hopeful that volume 39, no. 2 transition: will be published on time in 2020 or early 2021. Charlene LeBleu, Auburn University, Interim Editor The editorial team appreciates and values the Dan Nadenicek, University of Georgia, Assistant service that the CELA members and other dedi- Editor cated contributors give to upholding the excellence David Pitt, University of Minnesota, Assistant Editor of the journal. We especially thank the landscape architecture department heads and program chairs, Landscape Journal Vision Task Force who shared our call for papers in summer 2019. We Rob Corry (chair), University of Guelph ask for your assistance again in moving the journal Chris Ellis, University of Maryland forward by submitting your scholarly articles to us Louise Mozingo, University of California Berkeley at https://lj.msubmit.net. Authors can easily find Vikki Chanse, Victoria University of Wellington author instructions and submission guidelines in the Ming-Han Li, Michigan State University top banner on the opening page. We ask that every- Robert Brown, Texas A&M one sign up to be a reviewer. Reviewer instructions can easily be found in the banner at the bottom of Charlene LeBleu iv Editors’ Introduction Landscape Journal 38:1–2 ISSN 0277-2426 e-ISSN 1553-2704 ©2020 by the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System

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