Michael William Seymour

Michael William Seymour is a Professor and Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning at Mississippi State University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. His work focuses on landscape architecture, sustainability education, and innovative teaching methodologies.

• Louisiana State University, Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA)
• Centenary College of Louisiana, Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art

His research spans landscape architecture, sustainability, and pedagogical innovation, with a focus on:

• Urban walkability and outdoor play environments
• Historic photo-analysis methods
• Co-teaching effectiveness
• Public-private partnerships in placemaking
• Sustainability charrettes in design education

Recent publications highlight his interdisciplinary approach to:

• Landscape studies
• Environmental education
• Community engagement
• Urban planning
• Collaborative teaching

Scientific awards include:

• Grisham Master Teacher
• Mississippi State University Teaching Award
• Gamma Sigma Delta Excellence in Teaching Award

As Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning, Seymour leads pedagogical innovation initiatives and has mentored graduate students in landscape architecture and sustainability research.