Ken Lee

M. Landscape Arch., Cornell University, 1984

B. Landscape Arch., Seoul National University, 1980

Honors and Awards:

Associate Professor of the Year, Saddleback College, 2012

Landscape Arch. Foundation Honor Award, Westwood Gateway II, 1989

Professional Masters Awards, Cornell University, 1982-4

Dean's List, cum laude, Seoul National University, 1980

Teaching Experience:

Fulltime Faculty, Saddleback College, 2012

Associate Faculty, Saddleback College, 2000-2012

Instructor, UCI Extension, 1993-2003

Professional Experience:

Managing Principal, ORi, 1990-

Consulting Principal, A88, 2009-

Principal-in-Charge,Computer Applications in Design, SWA Group, 2001-2009

Professional Affilation:

Education/Resource/Marketing Committees, US Green Building Council, CA, 2009-

Cornell Alumni Admissions Ambassador, Orange County, CA, 2008-

Advisory Board, Dept. Horticulture & Landscape Design, Saddleback College, 2000-

Treasurer, American Society of Landscape Architects, SoCal Chapter, 1990-1992

Courses taught:

Introduction to Landscape Design, Saddleback College

Introduction to Planting Design, Saddleback College

History of Landscape Design, Saddleback College

Landscape CAD Fundamentals, Saddleback College

Landscape CAD Advanced, Saddleback College

Portfolio Workshop, Saddleback College

Professional Practice in Landscape Design, Saddleback College / UCI Extension

AutoCAD Application in Landscape Design, UCI Extension

Introduction to Winodws, UCI Extension

Introdcution to Mac OS, UCI Extension

Public Speech and Lectures:

USGBC-OC, "Social Media and Beyond - What's in it for me", 2010

USGBC-OC, "Social Media and Beyond - What should I do it", 2010

Long Beach City College, "Sustainability and ROI", 2010

Cal. St. Univ. Pomona Landscape Arch. Dept., " Design and Technology - Is it Oxymoron", 2009

Cornell Univ. Landscape Arch. Dept., "Technology & Its Impact on Design", 2006, 2007 & 2008

Dell Computer Sales,Marketing & Finance, "Clients in IT World - Just numbers or else", 2008

Seoul National Univ. Landscape Dept., "Technology - Primary Tool for Design", 2004