CED Fall Lecture Series: “The Seventh Bardo” Gallery Talk
Jackson Street Building 285 South Jackson Street, Athens, GA, United StatesJoin audiences for a gallery talk from artist Beth Lilly on her collection "The Seventh Bardo."
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Cultivating Modernity: Public Parks in Nineteenth-Century Korea
Jackson Street Building 285 South Jackson Street, Athens, GA, United StatesLecture by Sungkyung Lee Associate Professor College of Environment + Design
Gay by Design: Remembering the AIDS Epidemic through Form and Place
Jackson Street Building 285 South Jackson Street, Athens, GA, United StatesLecture by Dr. Wayde Brown Associate Professor | UGA College of Environment + Design Learn more about Wayde Brown
CED Exploration Day
Jackson Street Building 285 South Jackson Street, Athens, GA, United StatesDrop by the Jackson Street Building Crit Space on February 4th to learn more about opportunities offered by CED. Get information on study abroad options, CED electives, certificates, student labs, research opportunities, and more. We hope to see you there!
Environmental Ethics Seminar Series: Urban Swimming Holes and the Politics of Public Space
Founders Memorial Garden & House 325 S. Lumpkin St., Athens, GA, United StatesThe Environmental Ethics Seminar Series kicks off the spring semester with "Urban Swimming Holes and the Politics of Public Space," a lecture by Hannah Palmer. Urban Swimming Holes and the Politics of Public Space Hannah Palmer, Writer & Artist Tuesday, February 4th - 5:30pm Founders Memorial Garden & House
TRANSFORM: The Art of Adaptive Reuse and Giving Old Buildings New Life
UGA Chapel 109 Herty Drive, Athens, GA, United StatesLecture by Dean Deborah Berke Dean | Yale School of Architecture The College of Environment + Design is honored to host Deborah Berke, acclaimed architect, educator, and Dean of the Yale School of Architecture, for a special lecture. Renowned for her innovative approach to architecture that balances modernity with context and craft, Berke has led […]
Circle Gallery Presents: The Jarring Affects and Effects of Design
Jackson Street Building 285 South Jackson Street, Athens, GA, United States +1 moreMore details to come - check back soon!
Finding Meaning: Teaching and Practice
Jackson Street Building 285 South Jackson Street, Athens, GA, United StatesLecture by Bill Estes Senior Landscape Architect | MIG Lecturer and Affiliate Faculty | University of Washington
College of Environment + Design Career and Internship Fair
Tate Student Center 45 Baxter St, Athens, GA, United StatesJoin us for the annual CED Career Fair! The College of Environment + Design Career Fair offers the opportunity for students to network with employers specifically within Landscape Architecture and Planning. Students at all levels of their educational experience will have an opportunity to learn about specific internship and full-time openings available. Students who are […]
Thinking Outside the Field: Interdisciplinary Applications of Design Expertise
Jackson Street Building 285 South Jackson Street, Athens, GA, United StatesLecture by Amitabh Verma Associate Professor | College of Environment + Design Learn more about Professor Amitabh Verma
Goats in the Garden
Founders Memorial Garden & House 325 S. Lumpkin St., Athens, GA, United StatesCalling Volunteers for Goats in the Garden! 🐐 Join us next week at the Founders Memorial Garden for a Volunteer Day with director & curator Gareth Crosby! We need helping hands for weeding, pruning, and shrub trimming—and the best part? You get to feed your trimmings to visiting goats from Gareth’s farm! Come get your […]
Environmental Ethics Film Screening: Our Movement Starts Here
Jackson Street Building 285 South Jackson Street, Athens, GA, United StatesJoin the Environmental Ethics Certificate Program in a special screening of the award-winning Our Movement Starts Here. About the film: In 1982, a rural, predominately Black community in North Carolina mobilized and fought the state’s plan to site a toxic PCB landfill in their county. This landmark action, the first to articulate the concepts of environmental racism […]
