Contact the CUES Director Wolfram Hoefer directly for information about possible openings.
Jacob Oberwanowicz is a recent graduate of the undergraduate program of Landscape Architecture at Rutgers University and currently enrolled in the graduate program. Jacob strives to utilize landscape planning to reconnect people and nature, and to foster more sustainable, safe and genuine relationships.
Jacob's work within CUES includes county and municipal level inventory, analysis, and planning. Using tools such as the Adobe Suite, ESRI programs and AutoCad, he has been involved in every step of map production including on site data collection, data analysis and map authorship.
James Hill is a graduate student at Rutgers pursuing a masters degree in Landscape Architecture. He received a Bachelors of science in LA at the University of Delaware. James is a major advocate for climate change and hopes to have an impact on the future of resilient and sustainable design within the field.
As a CUES intern James is currently working with the City of Englewood to analyze their park system. His work has included data collection, map creation, and analysis. He has used ARCGIS and Adobe Illustrator to synthesize the data collected from the field and create cohesive maps that tell the stories of each park within Englewood.