Publications
Currie, M. A., J. Sorensen. 2020. Up-scaling action research and implications for community organizing practice. Action Research 18(4).
Jung, K., V. T. Nguyen, S.-C. Yoo, S. Kim, S. Park, M. A. Currie. 2020. PalmitoAR: The last battle of the U.S. Civil War reenacted using augmented reality. ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information 9(2):75.
Li, C., H. Chen. 2020. Culture and nature in conserving the indigenous water system in rural China: A case study of the ancient village of Hongcun. Journal of Landscape Architecture 2:44-55.
Walker, J. B., P. R. Summerlin. 2020. Connecting lonoke: Enhancing student learning through community engagement. 13th Annual International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation.
Brzuszek, R. 2019. A guide to historic and cultural landscape preservation approaches. Mississippi State University Extension Service Publication 2987.
Brzuszek, R. 2019. Landscape design for homes of the late Victorian era (1860-1900). Mississippi State University Extension Service Publication 2992.
Currie, M.A., J. Sorensen. 2019. Repackaged 'urban renewal': Issues of environmental justice in new construction, suburban neighborhoods and urban islands of infill. Journal of Urban Affairs 41(4):464-485.
George, B. H., P. R. Summerlin, T. Fulford. 2019. Teaching and learning software in landscape architecture: A survey of software use amongst faculty and students. Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture 4(2019):354-362.
Hanberry, B. B., R. F. Brzuszek, H. T. Foster II, T. J. Schauwecker. 2019. Recalling open old growth forests of the central Piedmont Province and the United States. Ecoscience 26(1):11-22.
Li, C., M. W. Seymour. 2019. Children's perceptions of neighbourhood environments for walking and outdoor play. Landscape Research 44(4):430-443.
Nguyen, V. T., K. Jung, S. Yoo, S. Kim, S. Park, M. A. Currie. 2019. Civil war battlefield experience: Historical event simulation using augmented reality technology. Pages 294-297 in IEEE International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality.
Ramirez Avila, J., J. Czarnecki, T. J. Schauwecker, S. L. Ortega Achury, E. Langendoen. 2019. Streambank erosion assessment in the Catalpa Creek in Mississippi. SEDHYD 2019 (11th Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conference and 6th Federal Interagency Hydrologic Modeling Conf. Reno, NV.
Walker, J. B. 2019. Improving student retention in professional studio based curricula: The role of a first year seminar. 12th Annual International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation.
Brzuszek, R. 2018. Native shrubs for Mississippi landscapes. Mississippi State University Extension Service Publication 2334.
Brzuszek, R.F. 2018. Native trees for Mississippi landscapes. Mississippi State University Extension Service Publication 2330, Mississippi State, MS.
Chen, H., W. C. Gallo, P. R. Summerlin. 2018. Social innovation education fulfill community service responsibility: Analysis on the design/build series courses of the Department of Landscape Architecture, Mississippi State University. Zhauangshi Journal 304(8):120-123.
Currie, M. A. 2018. Is new infill development creating the slums of tomorrow? Examining the links between infill, sprawl, equity, and neighborhood resilience. Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Green Urbanism.
Currie, M. A. 2018. The formation of social capital in newly constructed neighborhoods. Housing and Society 45(2):81-103.
Dollar, J., G., T. J. Schauwecker, S. K. Riffell, L. W. Burger. 2018. Responses of forb communities to management of grassland buffers. University of Alabama Press. In J. G. Hill and J. A. Barone (Ed.), Southeastern Prairies: Biodiversity, Ecology and Management. Tuscaloosa, AL.
Li, C., A. Ghiasi, X. Li, G. Chi. 2018. Sociodemographics and access to organic and local food: A case study of New Orleans, Louisiana. Cities 79:141-150.
Schauwecker, T. J., G. Pappalardo, F. Gravagno. 2018. Collaborative design-build as a strategy for community involvement: The experience of Contrada Nicolo along the Simeto River, Sicily, Italy. Landscape Research Record. Landscape Research Record 7:173-188.
Seymour, M. W., P. R. Summerlin. 2018. Evidence and deception: A historic photo-analysis method for landscape studies. Landscape Journal 36(2):91-109.
Seymour, M. W., P. R. Summerlin. 2018. The usefulness and meaning of rural greenways: User experience at the Tanglefoot Trail in Northeast Mississippi. Landscape Research Record 7:190-199.
Brzuszek, R. F., P. R. Drackett, L. S. Kelly. 2017. Water conservation in your landscape. Mississippi State University Extension Service Publication 3146.
Currie, M.A. 2017. A design framework for small parks in ultra-urban, metropolitan, suburban, and small town settings. Journal of Urban Design 22(1):76-95.
Gallo, W. C., H. Chen, H. C. Herrmann. 2017. Rainwater Management and Community Services: Landscape Update for Oktibbeha Heritage Museum. Zhauangshi 293(09):84-87:
Howarth, J., M. A. Currie, E. Morrell, J. Sorensen, T. Bengle. 2017. Challenges of building community-university partnerships in new poverty landscapes. Community Development 48(1):48-66.
Li, C. G. Chi, R. Jackson. 2017. Neighborhood built environment and walking behaviours: Evidence from the rural American South. Indoor and Built Environment.
Seymour, M. W. 2017. Walkable Mississippi: Introduction to walking and walkability issues. Mississippi State University Extension Service Publication 3110.
Summerlin, P. R., B. H. George, C. T. Fulford. 2017. Which software are you teaching? A survey of design software usage in landscape architecture curriculum. The International Journal of Architectonic, Spatial, and Environmental Design 11(4):1-11.
Tofte, E. P. 2017. Gismo or goad? Using the common reading program book as a means of motivating students to keep a sketchbook. International Journal of Design Education 12(1):1-10.
Tofte, E. P., D. D. Allen. 2017. Voices of millennials in the garden. In: J. Shin, M. Narayan, S. Dennis, Jr., editors, Proceedings of the 48th Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association.
Tofte, E. P., J. A. Rogers. 2017. De-stressing through the placement of healing gardens: In: J. Shin, M. Narayan, S. Dennis, Jr., editors, Proceedings of the 48th Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association.
Gallo, W. C. 2016. Superuse Pavilion. Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian. In Cynthia E. Smith (Ed.), By the People: Designing a Better America 1:6. New York, NY.
Seymour, M. W. 2016. A guide to historic and cultural landscape preservation approaches. Mississippi State University Extension Service Publication 2987.
Seymour, M., W. 2016. Landscape design for homes of the Late Victorian Era (1860-1900). Mississippi State University Extension Service Publication 2992.
Tofte, E. P., S. L. Hall. 2016. The lexicon of sketching. In: C. Pasalar and A.A. Fox, editors. Proceedings of the 47th Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association.
Fulford, C., T., S. C. Artunc, 2015. Service-Learning and Urban Agriculture in Design Studios. In: Localizing urban food strategies. Farming cities and performing rurality. 7th International Aesop Sustainable Food Planning Conference Proceedings, Torino, 7?9 October 2015, edited by Giuseppe Cina and Egidio Dansero, Torino, Politecnico di Torino, 2015, pp 441?452. ISBN 978?88?8202?060?6.
Kelly, L.S., R.F. Brzuszek, A. Tullos. 2015. Mississippi recreational gardens: Establishing a backyard wildlife habitat. Mississippi State University Extension Service Publication 2402.
Li, C. 2015. Commercialism and Identity Politics in New York's Chinatown. Journal of Urban History 41(6):1118-1134.
Li, C. 2015. Heritage and ethnic identity: Preserving Chinese cemeteries in the United States. International Journal of Heritage Studies 21(7):642-659.
Li, C. 2015. Interrogating ethnic identity: Space and community building in Chicago's Chinatown. Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review 27(1):55-68.
Li, C., G. Chi, R. Jackson. 2015. Perceptions and barriers to walking in the rural American South: The influence of neighborhood built environment on pedestrian behaviors. Urban Design International 20:255-273.
Seymour, M., M. Powers. 2015. Creativity, costs and connections: Recruiting the beginning design student. Proceedings of the National Conference on the Beginning Design Student.
Summerlin, P. 2015. Visualizing contours for the beginning design student. Proceedings of the National Conference on the Beginning Design Student.
Gallo, W.C., M. Seymour. 2014. Environmental considerations of green school grounds. Pages 129-142 in Marketing the Green School: Form, Function and the Future. IGI Global Publishing
Schultz, M., C. Gallo, R. Harkess. 2014. Community gardens: Standards and keys to success in small U.S. cities. Practicing Planner Journal 12:2.
Seymour, M., A. Rogers. 2014. Courthouse squares and the virtues of old urbanism. The International Journal of Architectonic, Spatial and Environmental Design 7(4):1-17.
Seymour, M., D. Seymour. 2014. Are two professors better than one? Student and faculty perceptions of co-teaching. International Journal of Learning 20:39-52.
Sorensen, J., J. Gamez, M. Currie. 2014. Windy ridge: A neighborhood built to fail. Applied Geography 51:8-25.
Brzuszek, R. 2013. Crosby Arboretum (Picayune, Mississippi): A Natural World for All. Chapter 14. Murat Ozyavuz, editor, Advances in Landscape Architecture.
Brzuszek, R. 2013. Edward L. Blake Jr. Pioneers of American Landscape Design, McGraw-Hill Publishers.
Gallo, C., B. Wethington, E. Overbey. 2013. Policy equals practice: How Portland's policies facilitate sustainable stormwater design. Practicing Planner Journal 11:2
Payne, E. 2013. The Design Studio: Assessing the scholary nature of teaching and learning literature. Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture: CELA 2011 Urban Nature Proceedings.
Gallo, C., A. Moore, J. Wywrot. 2012. Comparing the adaptability of infiltration based BMPs to various U.S. regions. Journal of Landscape and Urban Planning 106(4):326-335.
Li, C. 2012. On Location: Heritage Cities and Sites. Pages 37-59 in D. F. Ruggles (Ed.), The Politics and Heritage of Race and Space in San Francisco's Chinatown. New York: Springer.
Li, C. 2012. The myth of tradition in New York Chinatown. Volume 242, Political Placemaking and Urban Mythology in The Myth of Tradition, International Association of the Study of Traditional Environment.
Brzuszek, R.F., R.L. Harkess, E. Stortz. 2011. Perceptions of the importance of horticultural knowledge by practicing landscape architects in the southeastern United States. HortTechnology 21:126-130.
Schauwecker, T.J., R.F. Brzuszek, B. Cooke, K. Grala. 2011. Historical forest patterns and the analysis of site-scale forest gradients for natural area management. Natural Areas Journal 31(1):43-50.
Seymour, M., J. Walker. 2011. CityPlace and the Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Placemaking. The International Journal of the Constructed Environment 1(3): 19-35.
Brzuszek, R.F. 2010. The Sustainable Sites Initiative™: Potential impacts for water resources and site development. Pages 95-101 in Proceedings of the 2010 Mississippi Water Resources Conference.
Brzuszek, R.F., J.B. Walker, T.J. Schauwecker, C. Campany, M. Foster, S. Grado. 2010. Planning strategies for community wildfire defense design in Florida. Journal of Forestry 108(5):250-257.
Brzuszek, R.F., R.L. Harkess, L.S. Kelly. 2010. Survey of Master Gardener use of native plants in the Southeastern United Stated. HortTechnology 20:462-466.
Brzuszek, R.F., R.L. Harkess. 2010. A niche for natives: Landscape architects' are making the push for more native plants. Ohio Florist Association Bulletin.
Clary, R., J. Wandersee, R.F. Brzuszek. 2010. A cretaceous moment: Incorporating local geology to promote viewer understanding of the Earth science literacy principles. Proceedings of the 2010 Geological Society of America.
Clary, R., J. Wandersee, R.F. Brzuszek. 2010. Students geocognition of deep time, conceptualized in an informal educational setting. Page 24 in Proceedings of the 2010 National Association for Research in Science Teaching.
Clary, R.M., R.F. Brzuszek, J.H. Wandersee. The future of K-12 water education: The 2010 Mississippi framework and the proposed National Research Council framework for science education. Pages 102-111 in Proceedings of the 2010 Mississippi Water Resources Conference.
Fulford, C.T., R.F. Brzuszek. 2010. Out of your box: Fostering creativity in beginning design students. Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Gray, T., T.J. Schauwecker. 2010. Land over time: Dynamics of a physiographic boundary in Mississippi. Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Powers, M.N., P. Miller, J.B. Walker. 2010. Teaching and learning from experience: A study of CELA educators and their pedagogic approaches to design studio. Pages 97-98 in Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Schauwecker, T.J., J.B. Walker, C.T. Fulford, M. Seymour. 2010. The water looks clean: Public perception of water quality and stormwater design techniques in Mississippi and Alabama. Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Seymour, M. 2010. Practice makes practitioner: The role of peer and self evaluations in design education. Design Principles and Practices: An International Journal 4(5):43-52.
Seymour, M., S. Chance. 2010. Assessment formats: Student preferences and perceptions, The International Journal of Learning 17(10):137-154.
Walker, J.B., C.T. Fulford, M. Seymour, T.J. Schauwecker. 2010. Is that visually desirable? A perception study of stormwater management facilities. Pages 60-61 in Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Brzuszek, R.F. 2009. Claytonia virginica. American Nurseryman 209 (5).
Brzuszek, R.F., C.T. Fulford, H. Roberts. 2009. An assessment of integrating "green" into a first year landscape architecture studio. Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Brzuszek, R.F., J. Clark. 2009. Visitor perceptions of ecological design at The Crosby Arboretum, Picayune, Mississippi. Native Plants Journal 10(2):91-105.
Brzuszek, R.F., R.L. Harkess. 2009. Green industry survey of native plant marketing in the Southeastern United States. HortTechnology 19(1):168-172.
Clary, R., R.F. Brzuszek, J. Wandersee. 2009. Students' geocognition of deep time, conceptualized in an informal educational setting. Journal of Geoscience Education 57(4):275-285.
Clary, R., R.F. Brzuszek. 2009. Gulf Coast watersheds and water education: Outreach alignment and best practices. Pages 158-170 in Proceedings of the 2009 Mississippi Water Resource Research Institute.
Company, L.C., M. Seymour. 2009. The Mississippi town square as a patch in the matrix: A landscape ecology and context-sensitive solutions approach to informing policy for main street regeneration. Proceedings of the 2009 Conference of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Company, L.C., M. Seymour. 2009. Will we lead, follow, or get out of the way? The place of policy in the landscape architecture curriculum and the future of the profession. Proceedings of the 2009 Conference of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Fulford, C.T., R. Sheridan. 2009. Utilizing an ecological worldview in design pedagogy: The yestermorrow model. Design Principles and Practices: An International Journal 3:227-236.
Fulford, C.T., R. Sheridan. 2009. Yestermorrow school: A study in ecological design pedagogy. Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Roberts, H., R.F. Brzuszek, T.J. Schauwecker, G.W. Wilkerson. 2009. Perceptions and utilization of riparian buffers by farming interest in the Big Sunflower Watershed. Page 270 in Proceedings of the 2009 Council of Educators.
Seymour, M. 2009. E-History: The role of virtual globe models and classroom communication systems in active learning. Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA), Pages 25-32.
Walker, J.B., C.T. Fulford. 2009. Assessing integrating sustainability concepts into a beginning design studio. Design Principles and Practices: An International Journal 3:15-30.
Walker, J.B., C.T. Fulford. 2009. Assessing integrating sustainability concepts into a beginning design studio. Proceedings of the Third Annual International Conference on Design Principles and Practices.
Walker, J.B., M. Powers. 2009. Twenty-five years of Landscape Journal: an analysis of authorship and article content. Landscape Journal 28(1).
Brzuszek, R.F., J.B. Walker. 2008. Trends in community fire ordinances and their effects on landscape architecture practices. Landscape Journal 27(1):142-153.
Brzuszek, R.F., C.T. Fulford, H. Roberts, T.J. Schauwecker. 2008. Comparison of water quality program efforts for non-governmental organizations within Northern Gulf of Mexico watersheds. Journal of Extension.
Brzuszek, R.F., C.T. Fulford, H. Roberts. 2008. Evaluating program efforts of non-governmental organizations for watersheds within the Northern Gulf of Mexico. Bays and Bayous Symposium Proceedings 10:10.
Brzuszek, R.F., C.T. Fulford, H. Roberts. 2008. The role non-governmental organizations and their effects concerning regional water quality within the Eastern Gulf of Mexico. Pages 264-265 in Proceedings, 39th Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association.
Brzuszek, R.F., C.T. Fulford, T.J. Schauwecker, H. Roberts. 2008. Collaboration is key: A grass roots and agency approach to effective watershed management. Pages 224-228 in Proceedings, Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture 2008-2009 Teaching + Learning Landscape.
Brzuszek, R.F., G. Barton. 2008. Liatris spicata "Kobold". American Nurseryman 207:8.
Brzuszek, R.F., R. Clary. 2008. How big is big? The translation of the enormity of scale and geologic time in an informal learning environment. Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Design.
Brzuszek, R.F., R. Clary. 2008. The translation of the enormity of geologic time in an informal learning environment. Design Principles and Practices: An International Journal.
Cathcart, T.P., P.O. Melby. 2008. Landscape management and native plantings to preserve the 42 km beach between Biloxi and Pass Christian, MS. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station Bulletin B-1183.
Clary, R., R.F. Brzuszek. 2008. Geology and design: Characteristics of successful landscape designs for incorporation of geologic time in informal education sites. Proceedings of the 33rd International Geological Conference.
Fulford, C.T., J.B. Walker. 2008. Neshoba county fairgrounds: vernacular urbanism in rural Mississippi. Pages 314-315 in Proceedings of the Environmental Design and Research Association.
Roberts, H., R.F. Brzuszek. 2008. Perceptions and utilization of riparian forest buffers by farming interest located in the Big Sunflower watershed. Proceedings of the American Water Resources Association.
Schauwecker, T.J., R.F. Brzuszek, J. Murdock. 2010. Self-evaluation of a statewide conservation planning program: Perceptions of an extension partner. Journal of Extension 48:6.
Seymour, M., J. Murdock, M. Levy. 2008. Beginning design students’ perception of design evaluation techniques. Proceedings of the 24th National Conference on the Beginning Design Student.
Walker, J.B., C.T. Fulford, G.W. Wilkerson. 2008. An introduction to the stormwater chain for effective site-scale water management. Proceedings of the Conference on Ecological Services.
Walker, J.B., M. Seymour. 2008. Utilizing the design charrette for teaching sustainability. International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education 9(2):157-169.
Artunc, S.M., M. Hilak, D. Bruton, N. Pollock-Ellwand, M. Skinner. 2007. Another look at high definition synchronous telepresence, rich media and 24/7 digital design distance education. Page 273 in Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Barbour, F.S., J.B. Walker, M. Seymour, C.T. Fulford. 2007. Recreation as a component of active living in low-income neighborhoods in rural Mississippi communities. Pages 47-48 in Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Brzuszek, R.F. 2007. Do they get it? Visitor experience at the Crosby Arboretum: A case study of place based design. Proceedings, Ecological Landscaping: From Scientific Principles to Public Practices and Policies Conference.
Brzuszek, R.F., G. Barton. 2007. Phlox pilosa. American Nurseryman 206:9.
Brzuszek, R.F., J.B. Walker. 2007. A survey of community wildland/urban fire ordinances and their impacts upon the design profession. Pages 302-303 in Proceedings, Emerging Issues Along Urban/Rural Interfaces, Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Brzuszek, R.F., T.J. Schauwecker. 2007. Determining historical forest patterns from general land office records. Proceedings, Emerging Issues Along Urban/Rural Interfaces, Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Deming, E., A. Alanen, D. Morrison, J. Nassauer, M. Powers, J.B. Walker. 2007. Retrospect and forecast: A panel discussion of the first quarter-century of landscape journal. Pages 192-192 in Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Fulford, C.T., J.B. Walker. 2007. Evaluating the effectiveness of a sequence of videos to demonstrate the principles of sustainability in the design studio. Pages 193-194 in Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Schauwecker, T.J., J. Murdock, K. Collins. 2007. Conservation planning integrating site assessment and hydrologic modeling at the Mississippi State University Dairy Unit, Sessums, MS. Pages 33-35 in Proceedings of the 2007 Mississippi Water Resources Conference.
Walker, J.B. 2007. Service learning: Beyond translating design. Pages 48-49 in Proceedings of the 23rd International Conference on the Beginning Design Student.
Walker, J.B., C.T. Fulford. 2007. Integrating digital media to translate design concepts. Page 49 in Proceedings of the 23rd International Conference on the Beginning Design Student.
Walker, J.B., M. Powers. 2007. Assessment and design studio: An introductory workshop on concept mapping. Pages 225-226 in Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Walker, J.B., M. Seymour, J.P. Dumas. 2007. Katrina: Translating disaster through design. Page 50 in Proceedings of the 23rd International Conference on the Beginning Design Student.
Brzuszek, R.F. 2006. Vaccinium darrowii. American Nurseryman 204:9.
Brzuszek, R.F., J.B. Walker, T.J. Schauwecker. 2006. To build or to burn: Conflicts of development and wildfire. Proceedings of the Environmental Design Research Association.
Cathcart, T.P., P.O. Melby. 2006. Regenerative Design Techniques. John Wiley and Sons, Chinese translation.
Walker, J.B. 2006. The novice designer and design precedent. Pages 341-345 in Proceedings of the 22nd National Conference on the Beginning Design Student.
Walker, J.B. 2006. Learning styles preference and its role in design cognition. Page 96 in Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Brzuszek, R.F. 2005. Conradina canescens. American Nurseryman 201:9.
Brzuszek, R.F. 2005. Do they get it? Visitor experience at the Crosby Arboretum: A case study of place based design. Proceedings, Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
O'Callaghan, A., R.F. Brzuszek, D. Devitt, M. Ryan,D. Bennett. 2005. Water in the west and its effects on the rest. HortScience 40(4).
Walker, J.B., R.F. Brzuszek, S. Peter. 2005. The wildland-urban interface: Where economic development and cultural influences are impacting sense of place. Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
Walker, J.B., R.F. Brzuszek. 2005. The wildland-urban interface and the design profession. Pages 121-125 in Proceedings of the Architecture Research Center Consortium.
Brzuszek, R.F. 2004. Saururus cernuus. American Nurseryman 200:9.
Brzuszek, R.F. 2004. Development of a Heritage Festival. Journal of Extension 42:6.
Walker, J.B., R.F. Brzuszek. 2004. Emerging role of landscape architects in the urban/wildland interface development. Pages 171-175 in Proceedings of the 2004 American Society of Landscape Architects Annual Meeting.
Artunc, S.M. 2003. Imprinting landscape architects as interdisciplinary leaders: Myth or truth? Proceedings of the Council of Landscape Architecture Educators.
Peacock, E., T.J. Schauwecker. 2003. Conclusion: Theory and Application in the Study of Human/Nature Relationships. Pages 279-282 in Blackland Prairies of the Gulf Coastal Plain: Nature, Culture, and Sustainability, University of Alabama Press.
Peacock, E., T.J. Schauwecker. 2003. Introduction: The Name, Culture, and Sustainability of Blackland Prairies. Pages 1-7 in Blackland Prairies of the Gulf Coastal Plain: Nature, Culture, and Sustainability, University of Alabama Press.
Peacock, E., T.J. Schauwecker. 2003. Prairies of the Gulf Coastal Plain: Culture, Nature and Sustainability. Editors, University of Alabama Press, p. 348.
Schauwecker, T.J., J. MacDonald. 2003. Blackland prairie plant communities of northeast Mississippi: Composition, threatened species and assemblage response to disturbance. Pages 246-253 in Prairies of the Gulf Coastal Plain: Culture, Nature, and Sustainability, University of Alabama Press.
Melby, P.O., T.P. Cathcart. 2002. Regenerative Design Techniques: Practical Applications in Landscape Design. John Wiley and Sons, New York, NY. Pp. 416.
Knight, P.R., S.L. File, R.F. Brzuszek. 2001. Impact of hormone concentration for propagation of native azaleas. Southern Nursery Association Research Conference 46:365-367.
Cook, G.G. 2000. Innovative outdoor recreation development. National Recreation and Parks Association.
Knight, P.R., S.L. File, R.F. Brzuszek. 2000. Influence of misting interval and hormone concentration for propagation of native azalea. International Plant Propagators' Society 50:546-550.