COVID-19 left a profound impact on Olivia Rothstein Keeffe, a Master of Landscape Architecture student at the University of Georgia College of Environment and Design. Read more about Keeffe and her desire to memorialize COVID-19 via the newsfeed link in our bio!

Join us Friday, April 26 at 12 p.m. for the final lecture of our Spring 2024 Lecture Series! We will be hosting a panel of outstanding current and former journal editors to answer your questions about publishing with top academic journals.

We hope to see you there!

Join us Wednesday, April 17 in the JSB for an artist lecture with Peter Essick, whose work is currently displayed in the Circle Gallery! Essick will be speaking on the inspiration and impact behind his work.

We're hiring! The CED is seeking an individual with experience in garden maintenance and garden collection curation to fill the position of Director and Curator of the Founders Memorial Garden.

Learn more via the link in our bio!

The CED recently participated in the Georgia Law Review's annual symposium, 'Evolving Landscapes: American Land Use Law & Resiliency.' CED instructor Braden Meadows (BLA ’20, MLA '21) served as an Executive Symposium Editor.

Visit the link in our bio to learn more about lecturer Cameron Berglund, his landscape architecture journey, and his wish to make landscape architecture education accessible in all parts of the world.

Congratulations to our very own Katherine Melcher, an associate professor, for receiving the Ed Castro Professorship, our newest endowed professorship at the CED!

Congratulations, Katherine!

Tomorrow, we’re Calling the Dawgs for UGA's Dawg Day of Giving! Help the CED reach our goal of 100 gifts and show the world that nobody supports their school like the Bulldogs!

Visit the link in our bio to show your support for the CED's Excellence Fund!

We're hiring! The CED is seeking an individual with experience in a fundraising or alumni relations capacity to fill the position of Development Associate.

Learn more via the link in our bio!

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Congratulations to Aisha Iyengar, a Master of Urban Planning and Design student, who has received an award from the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) this year! Iyengar is among 13 awardees who exhibit excellence in landscape architecture education.

Join us tomorrow, March 20, for the third lecture of our Spring 2024 Lecture Series! We will be hosting Kofi Boone, FASLA, Joseph D. Moore Distinguished Professor of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning.

We hope to see you there!

Vote for CED's landscape architecture program in the DesignIntelligence survey!
Vote by March 30 to be a part of our commitment to excellence. Let’s design a brighter future together! Visit ced.uga.edu/vote
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Meet Thiago Almeida, a Master of Urban Planning and Design student, who traveled over 3,000 miles from his home in Brazil for an opportunity to continue his education at the CED! Learn more about Almeida and his urban planning journey via the newsfeed link in our bio.

'The Routledge Handbook of Cultural Landscape Practice,' a recent book co-edited by CED professor Cari Goetcheus, explores the use of cultural landscape practices that address challenges of sustainability, climate change and human rights. Learn more via the newsfeed link in bio!

UGA’s 40 Under 40 celebrates young alumni leading the pack in their industries and communities. To learn more about the 40 Under 40 program and submit a nomination, visit the link in our bio!

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Earlier in the semester, our students visited the Georgia Museum of Art as part of 'Advanced Visualization,' a landscape architecture course taught by CED assistant professor Jessica Fernandez.

Last week, over 100 undergraduate students participated in a World Climate Simulation, organized by CED professor Alfie Vick as part of his 'Introduction to Sustainability' class. UMass Lowell Research

Congratulations to Dean Sonia Hirt who was recently featured in a Fortune article! The article investigates the use of tiny homes as an “imperfect” solution to high housing costs in the United States.

Visit the link in our bio to view a special update regarding recent events and class cancellations.

Join us next Wednesday, February 21 for the first lecture of our Spring 2024 Lecture Series! We will be hosting Brent Ryan, vice provost and professor of urban design and public policy at MIT. Ryan will be discussing tourist guidebooks, urban projects and the global city.