Marc Miller

Marc Miller is an Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture and inaugural Associate Director for Access, Wellbeing, and Equity at the Stuckeman School, Pennsylvania State University. He holds degrees in Fine Arts (B.F.A., Binghamton University), Architecture (M.Arch., University of Virginia), and Landscape Architecture (M.L.A., Cornell University). His research focuses on representation, image production in design disciplines, and the intersection of worldbuilding with data as a material practice. He leads initiatives like the DI Fellowship and AWE Ambassador programs, promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in design education.

• Education: Cornell University (M.L.A.), University of Virginia (M.Arch.), Binghamton University (B.F.A.)

Miller’s work bridges academic and applied realms, exploring how visual media—from Netflix landscapes to bot farms—shape design perception. He has held leadership roles in professional networks such as the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture and the Black Landscape Architect Network. Notable exhibitions include Building a Legacy (Cornell University) and Landscape is a Verb.