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Greetings,
Welcome to 2013-14!
As A&AA embarks on a new academic year, we already are winning new awards, gaining new recognition for world-class research, art, and design, and continuing our commitment to civic responsibility in a myriad of areas. We have recently achieved our highest fundraising year ever---- almost $12 million. Our students and faculty are crafting new roles of designers, thinkers, makers, and planners. Please join me in welcoming new students, new faculty members, and new professional staff to another year of making good.
Best wishes,
Frances Bronet, Dean
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Events
Through November 23
White Box, Portland
October 18, 6 pm
Lane Community College, Downtown Center, Eugene
October 21, 12 pm
Lawrence Hall, Eugene
October 21, 6 pm
Lawrence Hall, Eugene
October 21, 6 pm
White Stag Block, Portland
October 22, 5:30 pm
Lawrence Hall, Eugene
October 23, 5:30 pm
Lawrence Hall, Eugene
October 24, 6 pm
White Stag Block, Portland
October 24, 6 pm
Lawrence Hall, Eugene
October 25, 12 pm
Lawrence Hall, Eugene
November 1 - 3
White Stag Block, Portland
November 1, 2 pm & 7:30 pm
Lane Community College, Eugene
November 1, 9 am - 7 pm
UO Eugene and UO Portland
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Students and alumni interested in securing or offering internships may contact A&AA's Office of Professional Outreach and Development for Students (PODS)
or call 541-346-2621
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Support A&AA
Thank you for your donations to support the school.
Go Ducks!
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Can design address global health?
A colloquium October 23 will explore how technology, design, and cross-disciplinary education can solve global health issues. "The Edge of Educational Technology" will take place at 5:30 p.m. in Lawrence Hall in A&AA. Read more
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A&AA welcomes new faculty
Five new tenure-track faculty members join A&AA this fall. Meet Keith Eggener (History of Art and Architecture), Wonhee Arndt (Product Design), Rebecca Lewis (Planning, Public Policy and Management), Nicole Ngo (Planning, Public Policy and Management), and Eleonora Redaelli (Arts and Administration). Read more
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SCYP launches Medford partnership
The Sustainable City Year Program (SCYP) last week launched its newest year-long partnership----with the City of Medford. The southern Oregon city will benefit from research by hundreds of UO students during the 2013-14 academic year as they participate in sustainability projects in thirty courses across ten departments. Read more
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UO student's design wins 'cleantech' prize
UO product design student Zander Eckblad has won a $5,000 prize for his prototype of a plant-based nanofiber insulation, the manufacturing for which could re-open shuttered logging and paper mills. The inaugural Red List Design Challenge was sponsored by Oregon BEST (Built Environment & Sustainable Technologies Center). Read more
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Guiding Chicago's public art
Wendy Miller, MA arts management, art history '97, serves as curator of public art for the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events. "This couldn't be a more exciting time to be an arts and culture activist in Chicago," she says. Read more
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Student work at Design Week Portland
An elongated wood chair and shelf designed by Pirrin Wright, a convertible soft-top and soft-back storage cabinet by Emily Boeselms, and a padded sled-like easy chair by Amy Selven represent some of the designs by UO Interior Architecture Program students who exhibited their work during Design Week Portland October 7-12. The furniture was made in the winter 2013 Interior Architecture Program furniture design studio taught by Adjunct Instructor Wonhee Arndt. Students were asked to design a piece of furniture for a single urban dweller and to incorporate Pendleton Woolen Mill's Eco-Wise Flannel fabric in the design. Pendleton Home in Portland displayed the furniture during Design Week. Photograph by Associate Professor Alison Snyder, Interior Architecture Program director and exhibit coordinator.
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MAKE GOOD...
The School of Architecture and Allied Arts offers degree programs in Eugene and Portland. We're a learning community, renowned for academic excellence and innovative education. We give our students the power to positively affect not just their own future, but also the people, communities, and environments around them. In short, we empower them to make good.
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The University of Oregon is an equal-opportunity, affirmative-action institution committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. �2013 University of Oregon.
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