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The University of Georgia and The Daffodil Project to create a new memorial garden on the UGA campus

The University of Georgia and The Daffodil Project to create a new memorial garden on the UGA campus

On December 5, 2021 at 11 AM EST, students, faculty, alumni, and community members will gather at the Baldwin Street stairs at the University of Georgia for a planting and dedication ceremony including a speaker from the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust, Sandra Craine, the child of a Holocaust survivor, sharing her mother's story. This event is free and open to the public.

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The Starter Charter was developed from a series of outreach events from 2019-2021

The Starter Charter was developed from a series of conversations and outreach events that involved CED faculty, staff, and students from 2019-2021

To commemorate the College of Environment and Design's 50th anniversary, CED faculty gathered to discuss the role that our disciplines and professions can and should play in today's world. Inspired by the Athens Charter for the Restoration of Historic Monuments (1931) and the CIAM's Athens Charter (1933), the resulting Starter Charter was developed from a series of conversations and outreach events that involved CED faculty, staff, and students from 2019-2021. As a starter charter, we hope it sparks new ideas and new discussions as we move forward. Committee members: Marianne Cramer, Cari Goetcheus, Dan Nadenicek, Alfie Vick, Doug Pardue, Scott Nesbit, David Spooner, Samantha Trust.

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Author and Critic Adam Gopnik to Speak November 17, 2021, UGA Chapel

Author and Critic Adam Gopnik to Speak November 17, 2021, UGA Chapel

The UGA College of Environment and Design prides itself on teaching at the intersection of art and science, and is therefore pleased to host internationally renowned critic and essayist Adam Gopnik at the UGA Chapel on Wednesday, November 17th at 4:00 p.m. Gopnik will address the compelling need to reaffirm the fundamental relationship between the arts and sciences. A book signing will follow the lecture, with several of his published works available for purchase.

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