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Kin doctoral students practice therapeutic horticulture

Jeannie Larson, Ph.D. student in Education-Recreation, Park, and Leisure Studies (Kinesiology), was featured in an article in the Star Tribune today on horticulture therapy. Jeannie has been running a therapeutic horticulture program through the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum that uses plants to "improve the body, lift the spirit, and stimulate the mind." Li-jung Lin is also mentioned in the story and has been working with Jeannie in the program. Li-jung is also a Ph.D. student in Education-RPLS.

Program seeds a path to healing
Star Tribune (Minn.) May 14, 2008

Posted by Anitra Budd on May 14, 2008 02:08 PM |

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