The Willson Center for Humanities and Arts and the College of Environment + Design will host a launch party for Folk Engineering: Planning Southern Regionalism, the new book by Stephen J. Ramos, professor of urban planning and design in CED. The book will be published with the University of North Carolina Press on November 4. Snacks and light […]
Each fall, the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) hosts a national conference for landscape architect professionals, educators, industry partners and students. From Oct. 8 to 13, CED faculty, students and alumni traveled to New Orleans for ASLA 2025: Beyond Boundaries. With endless opportunities to explore and learn from the brightest in the industry, this is […]
With a background in finance and public policy, Rose Mayo, MHP ‘20, builds relationships between stakeholders as Outreach Coordinator at the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. For someone with a business background, a Master of Historic Preservation may seem like an unexpected choice. But for Rose Mayo, MHP ‘20, the choice felt natural. A finance […]
Environmental Design and Planning Ph.D. candidate Jiyue Zhao researches the intersection of cities and natural landscapes to increase coastal resilience. In September 2017, Hurricane Irma slammed into Florida as a Category 4 hurricane. Among the 6.8 million Floridians evacuating their homes was Jiyue Zhao, an urban planner and landscape architect. Her evacuation route led her […]
Dr. Zhongzhe Shen, assistant professor of landscape architecture, was selected into the inaugural CELA/CLARB Faculty Licensure Advancement Program, a competitive initiative designed to support landscape architecture educators in becoming licensed practitioners of the profession. Congratulations to Dr. Zhongzhe Shen, assistant professor of landscape architecture, on selection into the inaugural CELA/CLARB Faculty Licensure Advancement Program. The program, […]
