The event poster shows Hannah Palmer smiling and standing with folded arms against a graphic background of tree silhouettes and a yellow sun shape. The text announces her talk titled “Urban Swimming Holes and the Politics of Public Space.” Logos for the Environmental Ethics Certificate Program and the University of Georgia appear at the bottom right.
At the end of each semester, the College of Environment and Design hosts Critique Week, a multi-day event showcasing student work from the semester. This fall, Critique Week was held on Dec. 4 and 5 and featured 28 guest […]
UGA’s FindIt program partnered with the Northeast Georgia Regional Commission to survey Monticello’s historic district, documenting 400 properties.
MLA student Megan Janssen, BLA ‘24, wants to know how landscape architects find their way to the profession, starting with College of Environment and Design students. One of few to […]
PhD Candidates Yulia Shaffer and Žaklina Grgić authored a chapter on the Socialist City with Dean Sonia Hirt in “From the City as a Project to the City Project,” published this fall. For many PhD students, the opportunity to publish a […]
