Justine Ramsey

Professor Justine Ramsey is dedicated to advancing the understanding of floral design and horticulture at the University of Connecticut, where she serves as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture. With a Bachelor of Science in Horticulture Science earned in 2014 from UConn, she brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to her teaching. Her primary focus is on educating and inspiring students in the intricate art of floral design. Professor Ramsey is committed to fostering creativity among her students, encouraging them to explore the aesthetic and functional aspects of floral arrangements. She aims to enhance their understanding of the art form, emphasizing the importance of both traditional and contemporary techniques. Her teaching philosophy revolves around promoting the use of cut flowers and plants, not only as decorative elements but also as a means of personal expression and environmental appreciation. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Professor Ramsey actively engages in research that bridges the gap between horticulture and design. Her research interests include exploring innovative methods in floral design and the sustainable use of plant materials. She believes in the transformative power of floral art to connect people with nature and is dedicated to sharing this vision with her students and the broader community. Through her work, Professor Ramsey strives to cultivate a new generation of designers who are not only skilled in the technical aspects of floral design but also mindful of the environmental and cultural significance of their craft. Her dedication to her field and her students makes her a valued member of the University of Connecticut's academic community.