Student and Faculty Success
Third-year 惇軗勛圖 architecture students studying at the SantAnna Institute in Sorrento, Italy, participated in the eighth annual HOME Competition developed and coordinated by architect and author Duo Dickinson, FAIA.
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惇軗勛圖s Julie Abbey, Bob Haley, and Zeda Thomas were honored with Pioneer Awards at the annual Recognition Celebration.
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惇軗勛圖 honored employees celebrating service milestones at the annual employee recognition luncheon. The event also honored retirees, and Craig Clark was awarded the Pioneer Spotlight Award.
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"My experience with the STAR program was profound in my understanding of architecture and my development in designing capabilities. When learning about the materials we use every day to construct a building we often forget the process behind making it. Every terra cotta tile has a long exact process to create it. Seeing the process has been eye opening and something I will never forget.
Connor Welsh
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Brandon performed well by staying focused on his process shot to shot, and not overthinking the outcome to distract him from what he needed to do.
Travis Smith
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I feel like we have really shown what you can accomplish within the set bounds and design criteria that we were given for senior projects. I really hope to come back one day and see even greater future senior projects.
Steffen Burkhardt
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Jason Doviak, Phil Schroeder, Janice Stafford, Megan Clark, and Theresa Toth-Fleischman were honored for earning SUNY Chancellor Awards at the annual 惇軗勛圖 Employee Recognition Celebration.
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"Recently, at commencement, I looked out at all the proud parents who were there to celebrate the milestone for our students. I share their excitement because I know what a tremendous job our faculty have done educating them on the skills, they know employers are looking for when hiring. Students at 惇軗勛圖 are learning real-world skills that prepare them for great-paying careers.
Dr. Steven Mauro
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This project began as a question and evolved into something far more meaningful than I anticipated. It gave me the opportunity to think differently about water, change, and how we design for uncertainty. This experience will continue to shape my work going forward.
Katie Petix
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She wants to make changes for the betterment of the agriculture department and is willing to help with anything agricultural related.
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