JOHN TRELAWNEY HOAL Ph.D., AICP - Institute for Public Health ...

practice of multi-culturalism. School of Architecture, Washington University, St. Louis -
March 16, 17, & 18, 1995
1995 Paper entitled “Forest Park and Cultural Tourism” - paper at Conference on Parks and Tourism,
Pennsylvania Regional Parks Association, Philadelphia
1995 Paper entitled “Informal Settlements and the Re-Inhabitation of the Post-Apartheid City” paper at
Conference on Contemporary African Architecture and Urbanism: The theory and practice of multiculturalism.
School of Architecture, Washington University, St. Louis - March 16, 17 & 18.
1994 Paper entitled “The Value of Urban Design and Design Guidelines” – paper at the American Planning
Association Planning Commissioners’ Workshop, St. Louis
1994 Invited lecture entitled “Community Planning for Historic Small Town Riverfronts” paper at the Missouri
River Celebration and Restoration Conference: The Lewis and Clark River Corridor, St. Charles,
Missouri
1993 Paper entitled “The Philosophy of the City” – paper at the Center for Humanities, University of Missouri,
St. Louis
1990 Invited lecture entitled “Myth, Ritual and Eternity in Urbanism” - paper at “First World Third World :
Duality and Coincidence in Traditional Dwellings and Settlements” - Second International Conference of
the International Association for the study of Traditional Environments - University of California,
Berkeley
public lectures
2008 Situating South Africa: Africa’s Oldest and Newest Nation public lecture for Treasures of Southern Africa
Study Tour, Cape Town, South Africa
2008 Art, Architecture and Urbanism of Southern Africa public lecture for Treasures of Southern Africa Study Tour,
Cape Town, South Africa
2008 Water +: Structuring Communities through Green & Blue Infrastructure Lecture to Washington University
Alumni Speaker Series, Springfield Missouri
2008 ReBuilding New Orleans: The Fluid Terrain of Ecology, Race and Economics Lecture to the
Society of Professors Emeriti, Washington University
2007 Transformation of the Post-Industrial Landscape for the New Economy Lecture to Washington University
Alumni Speaker Series,Kansas City
2007 On the Making of Cities through Parks, Gardens and Landscapes
City of Little Rock and Garden Club of Arkansas
2007 ReBuilding New Orleans: The Fluid Terrain of Ecology, Race and Economics
Lecture to Washington University Alumni Speaker Series, Atlanta, New York & Washington DC
2006 Rethinking the Post-Industrial City, Lecture to Washington University Alumni Speaker Series,
Cleveland, Ohio; Phoenix, Arizona & San Diego, California
2005 Presentation and tour: “Designing, the Region, Districts, & Neighborhoods” presented to the Fifth City
Planning Training Program for the Mayors from Jiangsu Province, China
2005 Invited lecture entitled “Sustaining the Region: The Confluence” at the Evening at Home meeting
of the St. Louis University Library Associates
2004 Keynote Address entitled “Creating an Ethic of Care in/of Community” to the Association of Midwest
Museums, Grand Rapids
2004 Presentation about the revitalization process of Forest Park to attendees of the International
Economic Development Council Annual Conference
2004 Presentation: the Master Plan for Forest Park “Re-Building Forest Park” at the Missouri
Statewide Conference, Missouri Alliance for Historic Preservation, St. Louis, Missouri
2004 Panelist: “Landscape Design and the History of the Parks Movement” St. Louis Urban
Forum, Missouri Historical Society
2003 Presentation entitled “Key Factors in Successful Neighborhood Planning” to the Missouri Chapter
Conference of the American Planning Association
2003 Presentation entitled “Poetics of Water - The Confluence: Conservation, Heritage and
Recreation Corridor” to the Missouri Chapter Conference of the American Planning Association