February 1 is the deadline for College of Architecture scholarship applications. Why are scholarships important to you? They can make a big difference in helping you to achieve your educational and career goals.
For some, they can give you more time to focus on your studies by reducing the number of hours needed to work to cover tuition and living costs while attending college. In reducing the hours needed to work, they can free up more time to participate in internships, volunteer opportunities and student organizations. For others, they can serve as motivation for you to work even harder at your studies to do your best.
I encourage you to investigate the College of Architecture scholarships, noting the ones that have applications and what the requirements are for those. Time is short with the February 1 deadline, but if you fit the criteria, why not take that little bit of time to make an application? It may be well worth your time and effort.
-Sharon Kuska
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SPRING REGISTRATION
Friday, February 4 is the last day to withdraw from a full semester course and receive 50% refund.
Friday, February 11 is the last day to withdraw from a full semester course and receive 25% refund.
JOIN! College of Architecture Student Organizations
The College of Architecture has several student organizations that you may want to get involved with. These organizations are a great way to meet new students, make friends and expand your major-related knowledge/experience beyond the classroom. You can find a complete list of College of Architecture student organizations here: https://architecture.unl.edu/degree-programs/student-organizations.
JOIN! University-wide Student Organizations
UNL has hundreds of different student organizations that you can get involved with, beyond just the ones offered by the College of Architecture. Organizations range from student government to service to hobbies, such as juggling or chess. You can search for different university organizations to get involved with here: https://unl.campuslabs.com/engage/organizations.
College Scholarship Applications DUE February 1st
Applications for College of Architecture scholarships are due February 1. For more information about Scholarship Applications click on this https://architecture.unl.edu/scholarship-information. Check your huskers.unl.edu email often for updates on new scholarships!
ADVISING
Please schedule an advising appointment with your academic advisor by logging into MyPlan. Or reach out to your advisor directly at:
(Please note from January 31st through February 4th Jaime’s advising appointments will be held via Zoom.)
(Please note from January 31st through February 4th Stephanie’s advising appointments will be held via Zoom.)
- Stephanie Kuenning
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This semester will be full of collaborative, educational and exciting events for the ASLA chapter. We are looking forward to strengthening the connections between all landscape architecture students and having a great time while doing so. All are invited to our first event on February 3rd from 1-2 pm, a presentation from UNL Landscape Architecture alumni discussing their various career paths since graduating. This will include speakers who have gone on to work at OJB, Studio Outside, and Lincoln Parks and Recreation. This event can be accessed over Zoom and in person. Meeting location TBD. Other tentative events include a career fair prep day, portfolio reviews, firm tours in Omaha, volunteer work with Lincoln Parks and Recreation, professional mixers, informal pinups and sharing our work across studios. Please join us for several opportunities for networking, professional development and social gatherings! A tentative semester schedule will be out soon. Email shelby.warrick@huskers.unl.edu for more information.
-Shelby Warrick, Student ASLA Vice President
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As we enter the third week of the semester, I trust everyone is getting back into the groove of classes and the pace of the design studio. I’ve heard great conversations and seen early stages of studio work produced across the buildings. It’s wonderful to see the culture-building this semester. I encourage you to continue working in the building to reinvigorate the design studio culture. More-
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Improving the quality of teaching through research and creative activity, the following faculty members have sought to enrich the student experience and make a mark on the trajectory of the professions and our communities with their scholarly endeavors. Click here to see the latest news featuring David Karle, Mark Bacon, Mark Hinchman and Brian Kelly.
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Congratulations to Angel Coleman and Quinlan McFadden who have been named to the 2022 Class of CRIT Scholars! Two of the eight scholars named are from the University of Nebraska! In the last five years, the college has had four Crit Scholars named with this prestigious honor! These talented students will receive a $1000 grant and a mentor through AIA to work on their advanced research projects!
Congratulations to the 2022 class!
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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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Date: Now–Feb. 17
Time: 6-8 pm
Date: Feb. 3
Time: 1–2pm
Date: Feb. 18
Time: 4 pm
(Link active day of event.)
Date: Feb. 24-25
Place: Arch Hall
Date: March 10
Time:1-4:30 pm
Place: TBA
Date: Apr. 1
Time: 4 pm
Build Up Week
Date: Apr. 25-29
Date: May 2–6
Finals
May 9-13
Date: May 13
Date: May 13
Time: 6 pm
Place:
Kimball Recital Hall
Date: May 14
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