SPRING 2022 CED events
JANUARY 2022
january 31, 5 pm, zoom
Croatia Maymester, information meeting
Register in advance: https://uga-ced.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYlfuCvpzkjHNArhxWuVv0k0p3Kz6CZdQpm
FEBRUARY 2022
FEBRUARY 1-2: all day at the Classic Center
Landscape Architecture Short Course
After Jan 25th, only a virtual option will be available.
More information: t.uga.edu/40S
February 9, 4:30 PM, JSB
CED faculty LECTURE: DR. ROSANNA RIVERO
Geospatial technologies in Environmental Planning and Design: past, present and future
Dr. Rosanna Rivero,Rado Family Foundation Professor of Geodesign and Ph.D. Program Coordinator
Wednesday, February 9, 4:30PM, in-person
Jackson Street Building, Critique Space
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Register in advance for this webinar:
https://uga-ced.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_cuAUmnUmSfKuICcZ2ymG1w
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about
joining the webinar.
There is a strong tradition of using GIS and other geospatial technologies in our
disciplines (as much as in many other disciplines), but very little is known or even
acknowledged on the very important role that landscape architecture and planning played
in their initial development and evolution. There is a lot of talk about AI (artificial
intelligence) and data science nowadays, and we see those things from afar, while
some of the things that we do have engrained some of these technologies from the very
beginning.
This lecture will provide a synthesis of how some of these technologies, intended
to capture, store, display, manage, visualize, collaborate, and ultimately, design
with spatial information, came to be, and how it has been used in some of our projects
at UGA's College of Environment and Design (CED). The lecture will also highlight
some future trends, from the work of some of our own CED Ph.D. students that are incorporating
these geospatial technologies in their research, as well as from informal interviews
and collaborative projects with some of the pioneers.
February 15, Tate Center, 10 AM - 1 PM
CED Career Fair
The College of Environment + Design Career Fair is a two-hour open networking event designed for students to connect with possible employers within the Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning fields. Attendees will learn about available internship opportunities and full-time positions. We strongly encourage all CED students to participate, no matter what stage they are within their degree program. It’s always the right time to start seeking industry-specific employment and career development!
Students are expected to wear business professional attire and bring printed copies
of their resume.
For more information on preparing for the Career Fair or any other inquiry about the
event, please visit https://t.uga.edu/7IS or call 706.542.3375
MARCH 2022
March 24, 4:30 PM, JSB
CED LEcture series: Dr. Joyce Klein Rosenthal
Design for a Living World: Reconnecting Planning, Design and Public Health for Resilient
Cities
Dr. Joyce Klein Rosenthal, Columbia University Professor
Thursday, March 24, 4:30 PM
Jackson Street Building, Crit Space
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Co-sponsored by the College of Environment and Design, and the College of Public Health
March 29, 4:30 PM, Chapel
Signature Lecture: Dr. Diane Davis
Designing and Planning Cities to Foster Inclusion
Dr. Diane Davis, Harvard University
This HGOR lecture is also part of the UGA Spring 2022 Signature Lectures series
Tuesday, March 29, 4:30 PM
Chapel, 109 Herty Field, Athens, GA 30602
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Requests for accommodations for those with disabilities should be made as soon as
possible but at least 7 days prior to the scheduled lecture. Please contact andra@uga.edu to request accommodations.
Co-sponsored by the College of Environment and Design, Franklin College of Arts and
Sciences (Sociology Department), Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic
Affairs and Provost.
APRIL 2022
celebrating olmsted's 200th birthday
April 6, 4:30 PM, JSB
DR. Scott Nesbit
Frederick Law Olmsted and the Reconstruction South
Dr. Scott Nesbit, Associate Professor
Wednesday, April 6, 4:30PM, in-person
Jackson Street Building, Critique Space
April 8, 12:30 PM, JSB
Lucy Lawliss, Spencer Tunnell, Bill Mann
The Meaning of Olmsted – A Bicentennial Conversation
Lucy Lawliss, Spencer Tunnell,Bill Mann
Lucy Lawliss and Spencer Tunnell will deliver a talk moderated by CED emeritus faculty Bill Mann on the meaning of Olmsted and his legacy.
Friday, April 8, 12:30PM, in-person
Jackson Street Building, Critique Space
Spencer's new book "Olmsted's Linear Park" will be available for purchase and signing, along with a selection of other Olmsted focused works.
Lunch will be provided for those who register at t.uga.edu/7Uh.
Frederick Law Olmsted Exhibit
Month of April
The CED will host an exhibition during the month of April
The Oak Spring Garden Foundation, in partnership with the National Association for Olmsted Parks and Olmsted 200, is proud to celebrate Olmsted’s birth with this exhibition, which focuses on Olmsted’s life story, his major landscape commissions, and their relevance for contemporary society. Also highlighted is Olmsted’s trailblazing philosophy about the natural world and how to shape it for public benefit.
Jackson Street Building, Circle Gallery
April 23, 2:30 PM, JSB
olmsted and america's urban parks
The CED will host a screening of Olmsted and America's Urban Parks
Mike Messner, the Executive Producer of the film, will speak at the screening
Saturday, April 23, 2:30PM, in-person
Jackson Street Building, Room 123
Popcorn and snacks will be provided, please register to help us plan at t.uga.edu/7Wn.
RESCHEDULED
CED faculty Lecture: Ron Sawhill
Speaking Stones: Highlights of the Anatolian Urban Landscape, 100 - 300 AD.
Ron Sawhill, Associate Professor, BLA Coordinator
THIS LECTURE WILL BE RESCHEDULED IN THE FALL 2022 SEMESTER
Recordings
Recent lectures: Review the list here
Interested in the lectures held during our 2019-2020 celebratory year?