Jack Sullivan

Jack Sullivan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Plant Science & Landscape Architecture at the University of Maryland. He holds a BFA from The Ohio State University (1975) and an MLA from the University of Virginia (1980). A licensed professional landscape architect (PLA) in Maryland and Massachusetts, he specializes in sustainable urban landscapes, healing environments, and the historical study of garden design in England and Italy. His work integrates academic research with community projects, including park designs and healing gardens.

• Education:
• BFA, The Ohio State University (1975)
• MLA, University of Virginia (1980)
• Awards:
• AArch, Royal Society of Arts (2021)
• Fellow, ASLA (2005)
• Fellow, American Academy in Rome (1983)

His research emphasizes livable urban environments and historical landscape analysis. Sullivan collaborates with students on community initiatives, such as the Mount Rainier Park Plan and healing gardens at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. He actively participates in professional organizations like the Maryland ASLA and the Baltimore AIA Urban Design Committee.