Warren C. Gallo

Warren C. Gallo is a Professor and Assistant Dean at Mississippi State University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, with dual roles as Assistant Director of the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station. Based in Ballew Hall, he holds a Master of Urban Design from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from Louisiana State University. His academic focus spans urban stormwater policy, campus planning, and design/build pedagogy.

• Education: University of Michigan (MUD), Louisiana State University (BLA)

Gallo's research integrates sustainable urban design with community-engaged practices, exemplified by projects like low-cost outdoor classrooms and tiger habitat preservation models. His recent publications explore 3D concrete printing applications and service-learning pedagogy.

Over his career, Gallo has received 19 awards including multiple ASLA Honor and Merit Awards, the ACSA Collaborative Practice Award, and recognition for environmental awareness. Notably, he advised the ASLA Award-winning "Amrabad Tiger Reserve" project and received MSU's Faculty Volunteer of the Year distinction.