Associate Professor Jon Calabria Featured in Focus on Faculty
Jon Calabria, an associate professor in the College of Environment and Design, uses service-learning to benefit communities and prepare students for successful careers.
African-American Gardens and Yards in the Rural South: A Marriage of Pragmatism and Solace
"Zoned in the USA" Named to Top 10 List of Land Use Law Books of all Time
Professor Brian Orland Retires
As one of the most highly respected scholars in geodesign, Orland brought incredible intellectual rigor and ambition to the CED. He successfully mentored many students and faculty, while continued his own very strong research trajectory.
UGA to Hold Return to Campus Webinar
In preparation for UGA's return to campus this fall, UGA administration is holding an informational webinar to answer questions regarding UGA's preparations to promote the health and safety of all on campus.
Leslie Palacios Becomes the CED's First PhD Graduate
The CED is proud to announce that its first PhD candidate, Leslie Palacios, has graduated. Palacios' work focuses on the history of studio-based curricula.
Professor Brad Davis Leads Virtual Plant Walks
CED Staff: Prepping for Fall 2020 Amidst COVID-19
As UGA prepares to welcome students back this fall, the CED staff have been hard at work preparing our part of campus to create a healthy and safe instructional environment.
CED Appoints New Associate Dean of Academic Affairs
This fall semester, the College of Environment and Design will be experiencing a change of leadership. Ashley Steffens, longtime faculty and alumna of the CED, will take over the role of Associate Dean of Academic Affairs.
Power to the People's Park!: Reclaiming the Landscape Legacy of Political Activism at UGA
People's Park, created in the 1970s, is now a "naturalized space" on campus which highlights the ever-changing relationship between the UGA community and the citizens of Athens, and the important role that urban open spaces play in both symbolizing and advancing social equity and justice.