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SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
Upcoming Events
Mar 2 - NOMAS Sytmposium
The NOMASymposium is an annual student driven event organized by the National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS) with participation from renowned architectural professionals and practitioners from the southern region. Each year since its inception in 2004, several minority architects and designers participate with faculty and students in a day long discussion about minority issues. The Symposium also features a lecture by a minority architect and exhibition of student work.
This year the participants include William Stanley (of Stanley Love-Stanley, Atlanta); Antoine Bryant (of Neighborhood Recovery CDC, Houston) and Debbie Cherry (of Debbie Cherry Associates, Tupelo).
The Symposium will begin at 1.00pm in the Bettersworth Auditorium in Giles Hall (Architecture) followed by a lecture presentation by Ivenue Love-Stanley (of Stanley Love-Stanley, Atlanta), the first African American woman architect to be registered in the south.
We look forward to your participation in the 2007 NOMASymposium.
This year the participants include William Stanley (of Stanley Love-Stanley, Atlanta); Antoine Bryant (of Neighborhood Recovery CDC, Houston) and Debbie Cherry (of Debbie Cherry Associates, Tupelo).
The Symposium will begin at 1.00pm in the Bettersworth Auditorium in Giles Hall (Architecture) followed by a lecture presentation by Ivenue Love-Stanley (of Stanley Love-Stanley, Atlanta), the first African American woman architect to be registered in the south.
We look forward to your participation in the 2007 NOMASymposium.
Mar 2 - Ivenue Love-Stanley (NOMAS Speaker)
Stanley Love-Stanley PC - Architect
In 1977 Ivenue Love-Stanley became the first African-American woman to graduate from the Georgia Institute of Technology's College of Architecture. She was also the first African-American woman to be registered as a licensed architect in the south. Together with her husband, Ms. Love-Stanley has built Stanley, Love-Stanley into a large, integrated practice, known for its excellent planning and design.
In 1977 Ivenue Love-Stanley became the first African-American woman to graduate from the Georgia Institute of Technology's College of Architecture. She was also the first African-American woman to be registered as a licensed architect in the south. Together with her husband, Ms. Love-Stanley has built Stanley, Love-Stanley into a large, integrated practice, known for its excellent planning and design.
Mar 28 - Crispin Sartwell
Philosopher
Crispin Sartwell got kicked out of the public school system in tenth grade for fomenting revolution, and attended the New Education Project, aka Bonzo Ragamuffin Prep, then U Maryland, Johns Hopkins, UVA. He currently Chair of Humanities and Sciences at Maryland Institute College of Art. He writes a weekly op-ed column, distributed by Creators Syndicate. He has also appeared in Harper's, the Washington Post, and on Weekend All Things Considered. He is the author and editor of a number of books, and he's taught philosophy and communications at Vanderbilt, the University of Alabama, and Penn State Harrisburg.
Crispin Sartwell got kicked out of the public school system in tenth grade for fomenting revolution, and attended the New Education Project, aka Bonzo Ragamuffin Prep, then U Maryland, Johns Hopkins, UVA. He currently Chair of Humanities and Sciences at Maryland Institute College of Art. He writes a weekly op-ed column, distributed by Creators Syndicate. He has also appeared in Harper's, the Washington Post, and on Weekend All Things Considered. He is the author and editor of a number of books, and he's taught philosophy and communications at Vanderbilt, the University of Alabama, and Penn State Harrisburg.
Apr 13 - Laurie Hawkinson
Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects
Laurie Hawkinson received her Professional Degree in Architecture from the Cooper Union in 1983 after MFA's from UCB and the Whitney Museum of American Art in NY Associate Professor of Architecture with tenure at Columbia University, Hawkinson has served as adjunct professor at SCI-Arc, Harvard University, Yale University, Parsons School of Design, and the University of Miami. She will be speaking about the work of her firm Smith-Miller+Hawkinson Architects.
Laurie Hawkinson received her Professional Degree in Architecture from the Cooper Union in 1983 after MFA's from UCB and the Whitney Museum of American Art in NY Associate Professor of Architecture with tenure at Columbia University, Hawkinson has served as adjunct professor at SCI-Arc, Harvard University, Yale University, Parsons School of Design, and the University of Miami. She will be speaking about the work of her firm Smith-Miller+Hawkinson Architects.
Apr 18 - Jackson Lecture: Sean Godsell
Sean Godsell Architects
Sean Godsell is an award winning architect who graduated from The University of Melbourne in 1984 and received a Masters of Architecture from RMIT University in 1999. His work has won numerous awards - Carter/Tucer house won a commendation at the RAIA Robin Boyd national award and won Highly Commended for the AR+D awards in London; "Future Shack" modular house received a commendation at the 2001 RAIA awards. In July 2002 the influential English design magazine "wallpaper" listed him as one of ten people "destined to change the way we live".
Sean Godsell is an award winning architect who graduated from The University of Melbourne in 1984 and received a Masters of Architecture from RMIT University in 1999. His work has won numerous awards - Carter/Tucer house won a commendation at the RAIA Robin Boyd national award and won Highly Commended for the AR+D awards in London; "Future Shack" modular house received a commendation at the 2001 RAIA awards. In July 2002 the influential English design magazine "wallpaper" listed him as one of ten people "destined to change the way we live".
Design Discovery
Design Discovery is an eight day summer camp intended to answer many of the questions about architecture and design as fields of study and as professions. The major goal of the workshop is to simulate the information, skill, and intensity required for an architectural education and to give clear insight into the practice of architecture. With this experience, it will be possible for the participants to make an informed career decision about architecture and its related disciplines.
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