The work I saw last week affirms the high quality of your thoughtful consideration and innovative approaches to a variety of challenges. As you complete papers, projects and final exams this week, my wish for you is that you take time to reflect on what you have learned this semester – about yourself, and through classes and student organizations. Relax and refresh where possible. Congratulations to you on a successful semester, find enjoyment in the holiday break, and see you in 2022!

Kathy

Official grades are recorded in MYRED, not Canvas. All faculty will submit final grades for courses in MYRED. Final processing for grades from the semester should be completed approximately one week after the end of the term (by December 23 for fall 2021 courses.) To view your official fall semester grades, please login to http://myred.unl.edu.

1)     No items may be left or stored in studio over the break.

2)     Your studio should be completely cleaned before leaving for break (by MONDAY, DECEMBER 20 at the latest).

3) Please be sure to carry large items that you do not want to the trash!

If you have questions about this, please do feel free to reach out to Stephanie Kuenning.

(The only exception to this rule will be for the THESIS students. Thesis students may keep their materials in studio over the break – all items must be removed from the floor and stacked neatly on their desks to allow the custodians to clean the space.)

UCARE funding is available to sophomores, juniors and seniors in any majors or fields of study. This opportunity allows students to propose an original research or creative project, through which students will gain hands-on, practical training while building a relationship with a faculty mentor. In addition to the $2,400 research stipend, UCARE students may apply for additional travel funds to present research at a regional or national conference. For more information about UCARE, click on this link.

College Scholarship Applications DUE February 1 

Applications for College of Architecture Scholarships are due February 1. For more information about Scholarship Applications click on this link. Check your huskers.unl.edu email often for updates on new scholarships!

Shop and Media Center hours during the week of December 13^th - 17^th

As the semester comes to a close and studios are cleared out, please return any found safety glasses, tools and equipment, and extra materials to the shop. If students have any personal materials or projects they would like to keep that are located in the shop, please remove them by December 20^th. Anything left behind after that date will either be discarded or will become scrap material for the shop. Thank you for your cooperation and have a wonderful break!

The Interior Design Program wishes everyone a restful and joyous semester break and holiday season! We look forward to seeing you in 2022! -Lindsey Bahe

Congratulations on a great semester. It has been great to see all of you in person again, even behind the masks . I have seen lots of great work. You should be confident in knowing that your work rivals the best work in the country. I hope some of you consider submitting your work for ASLA student awards both at the local and national level. I will let you know when the due dates are coming up, so you can plan for this. With the end of the semester, you have earned some time to rest and reflect in anticipation of the next year. More-

We are coming to the last week of the 2021 fall semester. I write this message to let you all know how much I appreciate all of you, including CRP students, faculty and staff, for all your hard work during this fall semester. Instructors Yunwoo Nam, Dan Piatkowski, Frank Ordia, Andrew Thierolf, Belinda Fowler and Jeffrey Henson, worked diligently to enrich student learning in each course. The faculty members still conduct engaging, creative research activities and community services in transportation, health, environmental, historical, hazard mitigation and community development planning. More-

Assistant Professor David Newton was recently named as one of the TAD Editorial Board Members. 

Lecturer Belinda Fowler's Environmental Planning and Policy students presented their findings and environmental and community improvements to Hastings residents and stakeholders which was featured by the Hastings Tribune.

Assistant Professor Salvador Lindquist and landscape architecture student Kyle Riley have been selected to participate in the Landscape Architecture Foundation’s 2022 Case Study Investigation (CSI) program for their Dequindre Cut Greenway, Detroit, MI project. They were one of twelve faculty/student teams selected to participate this year.

There are only 3 weeks left to see the NEw Attainable House at the Nebraska History Museum! This exhibition of design proposals by Architecture students in the FACT design research studio with students in Community & Regional Planning explores affordable home design for Nebraska communities in collaboration with area nonprofits. For more information visit the museum and FACT web sites.

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!

Date: Dec 15

Time: 11am

Place: Arch 233 (Fishbowl)

Dates: Dec 13-17

Dec 17

Dec 18

Date: M-F until end of year

Time: 10-4pm

Place: Nebraska History Museum

Date: Jan. 28 

Time: 4 pm

Place: Nebraska Union

Date: Feb. 18

Time: 4 pm

Zoom Link

Hyde Lecture – Andrés Jaque

Date: Apr. 1

Time: 4 pm

Place: Nebraska Union