Tom Jones

Tom Jones serves as an Academic Professional at the University of Georgia's College of Environment and Design (CED), leveraging twenty years of planning and design experience to educate students in the Master of Historic Preservation (MHP) and Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (BLA) programs. His multifaceted role includes teaching graphics courses, leading digital tool seminars, and providing frontline technology support for instructional spaces across the college.

His academic credentials feature:

• Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
• Master of Historic Preservation

Research interests center on the integration of digital workflows within landscape architecture and historic preservation practices, emphasizing practical applications for educational and professional advancement. His work bridges technological innovation with traditional design disciplines, particularly through digital tool management systems and software optimization for creative workflows.

As an educator, Jones advises students through structured coursework in visual communication and digital methodologies while serving as the primary technical resource for faculty and students. His collaborative approach extends to the Cultural Landscape Lab and Continuing Education Programs, where he supports community engagement initiatives and professional development workshops.

He maintains active involvement in the CED's operational infrastructure from his office in the Jackson Street Building (285 South Jackson Street, Athens, GA 30602), accessible via 706-542-4152.