USC Endowment Benefits Students of Landscaping
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The USC School of Architecture has established the Emmet L. Wemple Endowment for Landscape Architecture, honoring excellence in teaching as exemplified by Wemple, who has been a member of the USC architecture faculty since 1951.
As the first endowed program fund at the school, the Wemple Endowment will support the work of students and faculty in the new graduate program in landscape architecture, providing funds for special projects, research, library acquisitions, publications and special exhibitions.
More than a third of the $250,000 needed to fund the endowment has been committed.
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