Utk Spring 2023 Schedule – Art + Architecture Building Rm. 109, 1715 Volunteer Blvd Knoxville TN, USA TN + Google Map
Our Spring Lecture 2023 Series begins on February 6, 2023 with Associate Professor Lydia Calipolitti of the Cooper Union in New York. Calipoli will present a lecture titled “Our Dirty Footprints: Extinction, Entanglements, and the Architecture of Other Bodies.” This lecture material seeks to reveal how architecture constructs, distributes and uses power through processes of recycling, implicit alliances, biopolitics and exclusion. As Calipoli explains: Many people consider human emissions to be ghosts
Utk Spring 2023 Schedule
Our Spring 2023 College Series continues on February 20 with SoftLab with Felecia Davis. This lecture was funded by the Robert B. Church III Memorial Lecture Fund. It is free and open to the public Lectures take place in McCarthy Auditorium in the Art + Architecture Building at 5:30, unless otherwise noted. For sudden changes in this event, check this page on the College’s Facebook page
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Student… connect Make an effective Mark your calendars to attend Career Day 2023 on February 24th! This all-day event is for all students on campus… whether you’re ready for that first real job, looking for an internship, or you’re relatively new to design and looking for career advice. Career Day will be held on Friday, February 24 in the Student Union Ballroom. During Career Day, architecture, interior architecture/design, landscape architecture, industrial design, and…
The 2023 Spring Lecture Series continues on March 6 with Xiaowei Wang, author of Blockchain Chicken Farm. This lecture was funded by the Robert B. Church III Memorial Lecture Fund. It is free and open to the public Lectures take place in McCarthy Auditorium in the Art + Architecture Building at 5:30, unless otherwise noted. For sudden changes in this event, check this page on the College’s Facebook page
The 2023 Spring Lecture Series continues on March 27 with Seko Cook, Seko Cook Studio. This lecture was funded by the Robert B. Church III Memorial Lecture Fund. It is free and open to the public Lectures take place in McCarthy Auditorium in the Art + Architecture Building at 5:30, unless otherwise noted. For sudden changes in this event, check this page on the College’s Facebook page
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Mark your calendar for the next lecture in our Spring 2023 Lecture Series with Marlon Blackwell, Marlon Blackwell Architects. The lecture is free and open to the public Lectures take place in McCarthy Auditorium in the Art + Architecture Building at 5:30, unless otherwise noted. For sudden changes in this event, check this page on the College’s Facebook page
Don’t miss the final lecture of our Spring 2023 Lecture Series on April 17, Christopher and Kathleen Sleboda, Book Withdrawal. The lecture is free and open to the public Lectures take place in McCarthy Auditorium in the Art + Architecture Building at 5:30, unless otherwise noted. For last minute changes to the event, check this page and the college’s Facebook page SWE welcomed me freshman year through the SWEets Mentoring Program My advisor and I achieved gold status every semester because we wanted free t-shirts What I didn’t realize was how SWEeties helped me with my confidence socially, academically and professionally. I signed up to be a mentor for SWEeties and signed up to be SWEeties Chair on a whim! Luckily I was offered the post of Jodi Chair It opened my eyes to the hard work and true dedication that goes behind the scenes to make SWEies happen. I plan to run this program next year through the position of President-Elect, and I’m thankful to have that as President! Select I am once again in awe of the SWE organization and how it affects not only the students, but also the Knoxville community, which I love to do. Volunteer with social events with SWE to get to know my peers SWE has really enhanced my college experience by giving me a goal that is bigger than just getting a degree “
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SWE Ambassadors: Aerospace- Sophia Hatchat, Deck Biomedical- Kailyn, Civil- Kaitlin Irison, Chemistry- Michelle Jong, Computing- Nayana Patil, Electrical- Damia Kelly, Industry- Katie Sullivan, Materials Science- Meredith Harpell, Mechanics – Emily De Bias , Nuclear- Mary Elizabeth Malandra
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