Continuing through the spring and summer semesters, all advising will be conducted through Zoom. You can schedule an advising appointment with your academic advisor by logging into MyPlan. Or reach out to your advisor directly at:

Jaime Mastera jaime.mastera@unl.edu

Leslie Gonzalez leslie.gonzalez@unl.edu

Stephanie Kuenning skuenning2@unl.edu

-Stephanie Kuenning

One advantage of our remote learning circumstances that we have been facing this past year has been the opportunity to engage with professionals and academics who are able to offer unique learning experiences and distinctive expertise in our upper-level studios. The ID Program recognized the opportunity to expand our network of part-time instructors and invited Andrew Peterson to teach IDES 311 – Interior Design Studio IV and Scott Schlimgen and Bea Bruscoli of the Academic Initiatives Abroad’s Rome Center to co-teach IDES 411 – Rome Capstone Studio. The instructors were strategically selected to meet developing program missions. Once selected, much work was put in the fall semester to properly prepare the spring studios and align lecturer expertise and perspectives with the program’s curricular sequence. More-

The end of the spring semester is just under a month away and everyone is focused on getting everything set up for the final push on papers, projects and then finals. This is where your primary attention should be focused, but there is life beyond these academic pursuits that is equally important to your future career. Professional resume building is also something you should consider right from the beginning of your college career. Experience almost always wins in a resume comparison contest. Gaining experience in the field can be manifested in many ways. In the beginning this might take the form of volunteer work or employment in areas related to landscape architecture. More-

Assistant Professor Zachary Tate Porter presented two papers at the 36th National Conference on the Beginning Design Student, hosted by Texas A&M University (virtually) on April 1-3. The papers were entitled "Slabs, Piles, and Rocks: A Genealogy of Groundforms (After the Digital)" and "Abstractions in Suburbia: The Pleasures of Quotidian Form."

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Check out the new competition and scholarship opportunities on our website or here on Canvas.

Note: Due to the numerous opportunities available, we are listing all content on our website. See links listed above for more details.

Check out the College of Architecture website for new internship and job opportunities. 

Plus, University of Nebraska Career Services encourages you to view a few of their new Full-Time job postings at Handshake. Check them out!

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