Students in a cultural resource class visit rural Putnam County to explore historic sites connected to author Alice Walker, including her childhood home, church, and related landscapes as part of a National Register project.
Hirt, Melcher Receive 2026-2027 Fulbright Scholar Awards
The College of Environment and Design is pleased to share that two faculty members have received Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program Awards for the upcoming 2026-2027 academic year from the U.S. Department of State and the Fulbright […]
Setting the Pace: Building Momentum for the Hi-Lo Trail
Last month, community leaders, public health professionals and University of Georgia partners gathered in Sandersville, Georgia for a Capacity Building Workshop focused on advancing the vision of the Hi-Lo Trail: […]
Convocation Speaker Spotlight: Holly Wiedemann, BLA ’78
CED Convocation Speaker and BLA alumna Holly Wiedemann pours planning, preservation and passion into a career developing affordable housing. Growing up on a Kentucky farm, Holly Wiedemann, BLA ‘78, always felt a connection to the disciplines that would define her career. “I’ve […]
