Ladies in Landscaping
Out in Provo, Utah, Brigham Young University hosted their 10th annual Ladies in Landscaping event on Feb. 7-8.
This event started as the number of women in their program increased. Female students approached their professors about hosting an event where they could share their experiences with upcoming students who had career goals for the landscape industry.
Savannah Keller, a junior majoring in plant and landscape systems and minoring in business at BYU who helped plan this year’s event, says that diversity is important to building strong teams.
Fellow student Abby Moore, a junior majoring in plant and landscape systems, also helped execute the event. She says Ladies in Landscaping is important because it helps women feel supported and builds their confidence and connections.
This event started as the number of women in their program increased. Female students approached their professors about hosting an event where they could share their experiences with upcoming students who had career goals for the landscape industry.
Savannah Keller, a junior majoring in plant and landscape systems and minoring in business at BYU who helped plan this year’s event, says that diversity is important to building strong teams.
Fellow student Abby Moore, a junior majoring in plant and landscape systems, also helped execute the event. She says Ladies in Landscaping is important because it helps women feel supported and builds their confidence and connections.
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