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February 2020
Lecture: James Merle Thomas
Join us for a public lecture by James Merle Thomas, Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University, and curator, Slought Foundation, on Monday, Feb. 24, 2020. This lecture will take place in the McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture, 1327 Circle Park Dr. James Merle Thomas is presenting his lecture on the “Outer Space and the Aesthetics of the Habitable” on February, 24. Thomas is an interdisciplinary scholar and curator whose work examines the art, visual culture, and technology…
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Lecture: Jordan Goldstein
Join us for a public lecture by Jordan Goldstein, Gensler's Global Director of Design, on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2020. The lecture, funded by Gensler, will take place in Rm. 109/McCarty Auditorium, 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm. All are welcome. Goldstein will be lecturing on Points of View: Lessons Learned from the Frontlines of Global Practice. Gensler’s collaborative approach to design stretches across 50 offices worldwide--shaping the future of cities every day through the work of 6,500 talented professionals. Goldstein…
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Film Series: “The Better Angels” by Terrence Malick
The college's film series continues during the spring 2020 semester with The Better Angels, a 2014 film by Terrence Malick. The film will be screened on Feb. 26, 8 p.m., in Rm. 109/McCarty Auditorium in the Art + Architecture Building, 1715 Volunteer Blvd. SEE THE 2019-2020 FILM SERIES
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Career Day 2020
Career Day is for all of our students. Career Day is a day-long event for all students in our college to interact with design professionals by discussing jobs, internships and career advice for preparing for the future. Career Day will be held on Friday, Feb. 28, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., in the Student Union Ballroom. During Career Day, dozens of design firms specializing in architecture, interior architecture/design, landscape architecture, industrial design and allied disciplines pay to have the opportunity to interview…
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TAAST 2020 _ Feb.
TAAST, The Annual All-College Spring Thing, is a week-long event organized and led by students that features lectures, workshops, a banner drop, a kickball tournament, a ball and more. All students in the college are invited and encouraged to participate in this fun and educational break from studies. The full 2020 TAAST schedule is shown here and includes these activities: Feb. 29: Annual Kickball Tournament Mar. 2: Banner Drop, t-shirt screenprinting, Andrew Kudless lecture Mar. 3: Workshops Mar. 4: Diversity…
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TAAST 2020
TAAST, The Annual All-College Spring Thing, is a week-long event organized and led by students that features lectures, workshops, a banner drop, a kickball tournament, a ball and more. All students in the college are invited and encouraged to participate in this fun and educational break from studies. The full 2020 TAAST schedule is shown here and includes these activities: Feb. 29: Annual Kickball Tournament Mar. 2: Banner Drop, t-shirt screenprinting, Andrew Kudless lecture Mar. 3: Workshops Mar. 4: Diversity…
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Faculty Coffee + Conversation with Dean Poole
Faculty, in spring 2020, we continue Coffee + Conversation with Dean Scott Poole. This is an informal monthly session hosted by the dean for faculty in the college to discuss diversity and other important topics. Please come enjoy a cup of coffee, and bring ideas and any matters that you believe need to be brought to attention. RSVPs not needed. Coffee + Conversation with Dean Poole is usually held the first Tuesday of each month at 3 pm: Jan. 7…
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Lecture: Richard Barnes
Join us for a public lecture by Richard Barnes, photographer, on Monday, March 9, 2020. Barnes will be lecturing on Constructing Illusion: Framing the Wild. Using architecture as a point of departure, Richard Barnes discusses his photographic investigations into the built environment. His practice looks at site and artifact through archaeological excavations, museum dioramas, the Unabomber's cabin, hybrid bird's nests, and site-specific installations. The human desire to exert control over nature plays a role in all of these constructions.…
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Dean’s Student Forum March 2020
Students, in spring 2020, we continue the Dean's Student Forum, 12:15 p.m., Rm. 217A. Join Dean Scott Poole for an open monthly session, called Dean’s Student Forum. Come with ideas, concerns and comments to share with Dean Poole and other students. We’ll discuss diversity and inclusion, our culture, your educational experience and any other issues you feel passionate about and want to discuss. But it’s not just talk. There’s a lot of listening, and we’ll plan solutions and actions we…
Find out more »Film Series: “Amores Perros” by Alejandro Inarritu
The college's film series continues during the spring 2020 semester with Amores Perros, a 2000 film by Alejandro Inarritu. The film will be screened on March 11, 8 p.m., in Rm. 109/McCarty Auditorium in the Art + Architecture Building, 1715 Volunteer Blvd. SEE THE 2019-2020 FILM SERIES
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POSTPONED _ Lecture: Katie MacDonald + Kyle Schumann
The March 30 lecture has been postponed. The health of our Volunteer family and the surrounding communities remains our top priority. Due to COVID-19, UT has restricted travel and events. Because of these restrictions, we are postponing the lecture of Katie MacDonald and Kyle Schumann, Tennessee Architecture Fellows, originally set for March 30. Please watch for a new date for this lecture, and thank you for helping us do our part to protect the health of the community. Stay informed…
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CANCELLED _ Film Series: “Run Lola Run” by Tom Tykwer
The April 1 film screening has been cancelled. The health of our Volunteer family and the surrounding communities remains our top priority. Due to COVID-19, UT has restricted travel and events. Because of these restrictions, we are cancelling our film series on April 1. Thank you for helping us do our part to protect the health of the community. Stay informed of UT’s response to COVID-19. This website is updated daily, including any possible further changes to events.
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