Elizabeth Marshall

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Ms. Elizabeth Marshall serves as a Board Member & Co-Chairwoman of the Marketing and Community Engagement Committee at the Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties. She is a registered landscape architect. Recent projects include The Gateway to World Peace Memorial and Park, Hiroshima, Japan; Peace Parks at The Greater Mapungubwe TFCA, Botswana, South Africa, Zimbabwe; Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Botswana, South Africa; The Lake Worth Lagoon Waterway Project, Palm Beach County; The United States Veterans' Hospital, Miami; Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville; Saint Mary's Medical Center, West Palm Beach; Sandy Pines Adolescent Treatment and Sea Turtle Children's Residential Units, Jupiter; Potentials Charter Schools and Community Homes at The Arc, West Palm Beach; Sago Palms Correctional Facility, Pahokee; Dalwhinnie South Dressage Horse Ranch at White Fences, Wellington; Select Estate Commissions, Palm Beach, and Jupiter, Florida. She is a Distinguished Lecturer in Practice at Florida International University College of Business Administration. She was appointed by Governors Jeb Bush, Charlie Crist, and Rick Scott, Ms. Marshall completed her sixth term with the Florida Board of Landscape Architecture, including serving as chairman for two years. Recently honored for exemplary public service as a Palm Beach Town Council appointee to the Island's Landmarks and Preservation Commission, she is a professional representative to the Florida Department of Transportation Partnering Group and a Distinguished Lecturer in Practice to The Florida International University (FIU) School of Architecture. She graduated from Leadership Palm Beach County and is an ex-officio mayoral appointee to the City of West Palm Beach's Art in Public Places Commission. Additionally, she maintains sponsorships of The Nantucket Conservation Foundation and Tupancy Links, Nantucket, Massachusetts. Ms. Marshall has a bachelor's in urban politics, policy, and planning from Princeton University and a Master of Landscape Architecture from FIU, where she earned distinction through The National Honor Societies of Sigma Alpha Lambda for Excellence in Design, Phi Kappa Phi for Overall Academic Achievement, and as faculty selection as The Florida Fairchild Scholar. She completed two Master Design Studios in Andalusia, Spain, and Venice, Italy. She holds a nationally recognized Certificate in Healthcare and Rehabilitative Design. She also completed the School of Theology at Sewanee's EfM four-year certificate program and earned a Master of Pastoral Ministry degree from Nashotah House Theological Seminary - conferred with honors.