|
One of the distinctive characteristics of an education in the UNL College of Architecture is our focus on developing leaders in architecture design and planning; and in integration, innovation and collaboration. We have a rich history and tradition of leaders – leaders of firms, organizations, teams and communities. Examples of leadership are abundant in the college, administration, faculty, students and staff. What is it that defines the qualities of good leadership?
More
|
|
Last week was a week full of exciting events for Interior Design students. Nate Bicak and his IDES 301 Material Application students toured Yankee Hill Brick Company and had the opportunity to learn about the qualities of brick, its application in the built environment and the manufacturing process of bricks. The tour aligns with course objectives related to material quality and its effect on the atmosphere and experience of space, as well as attaining awareness and knowledge of material manufacturing and assembly methods.
More-
|
|
Living Suburbia
- one of the fourth-year Collaborative Studios - where design disciplines are blurred and students negotiate common ground through learning new methods and knowledge together. This studio is in its seventh week and instructors Emily Anderson and Kim Wilson are realizing Integrated Collaboration. It is so exciting to see Kelsey Miller, an interior design student, working alongside her team to understand how circulation, road networks and infrastructure around and on the site influence site development.
More-
|
|
COMMUNITY & REGIONAL PLANNING
|
|
Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts has signed a Proclamation that designates October 2016 as Community Planning Month in Nebraska. National APA has designated October as Community Planning Month throughout the United States.
Plus, Mark Robertson, Emergency Management Coordinator at UNL, gave a talk about the University’s emergency management system to one of our classes. More-
|
|
Assistant Professor Sarah Karle was announced as a Great Plains Fellow and Professor Jeffrey L. Day has been very busy building an installation entitled "FLOCK" for The Little Gallery & Benson Underground Film Forum.
|
|
STUDENT NEWS & OPPORTUNITIES
|
|
Things not to miss: ASID/IIDA general meeting, Tau Sigma Delta's Rhino Workshop, USGBC general meeting and so much more!
More-
|
|
May 2017 Graduation & Spring Pre-Registration
If you intend to Graduate in May 2017 – NOW is the time to ensure you will be registered for all the correct courses this Spring! Make an appointment to meet with your academic advisor to verify you are on track to graduate!
This is a reminder, Priority Registration for Spring begins on October 24th! You can identify your advisor by logging in to MYRED. You can also see your registration appointment time in MYRED.
Again, all freshmen and new transfer students will meet with either Stephanie or Leslie for advising. First year students, please schedule an appointment with Stephanie or Leslie by following these instructions:
- Login to Blackboard
- Click on the MyPlan Tab
- Search for “Stephanie Kuenning” or “Leslie Gonzalez in your Success Network
You will be able to see our calendars and schedule an appointment!
Please get in to see your advisor BEFORE October 24th!
-Stephanie M. Kuenning
|
|
|
Date: Oct. 10
Time:
4:30 pm
Place:
South Barn
Date: Oct. 12
Time:
7:00 pm
Place: Rm 127
Date: Oct. 12
Time: 7:30 pm
Date: Oct. 13
Date: Oct. 24th
Time: 11:30–1:30 pm
Date: Nov. 9th
Time: 7pm
Place: Witherspoon Hall, Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha,
Date: Feb. 23rd & 24th
Time: 8-5 pm
|
|
FACULTY OPPORTUNITIES
ATMOSPHERE 9
KEY DATES:
Submission of Paper & Poster Proposals: Nov. 7, 2016
Notification: Nov. 25th Conf. Registration Opens: Dec. 15th
Conference: Feb. 2,3,4, 2017
|
|
Game Day Reminder
For those of you not familiar with the university's pregame planning, football game days provide challenges in the security of buildings used for academic, research and business operations on City Campus. Many fans would like to use university facilities for breaks, restrooms or sightseeing. Some even see the possibility of accessing our buildings as an opportunity to steal computers, etc. Common practice is that all buildings near the stadium are locked about three to five hours before kickoff. We ask your help in keeping the buildings on City Campus, particularly those close to Memorial Stadium or along the main walkways to the stadium, locked and secured. Please avoid using the building in the hours before kickoff and help us keep unauthorized people out. Thank you,
Owen Yardley
Chief of Police
|
|
