APDesign’s Associate Dean Kingery-Page to present for Jayhawk Audubon Society

Professor Katie Kingery-Page, Associate Dean for the College of Architecture, Planning & Design at Kansas State University and licensed landscape architect, will present “Native Plants in the City: 5 Ideas”, as part of the Jayhawk Audubon Society educational lecture series via Zoom on Monday, 23 January at 7p.m. This livestream discussion is free and open to the public.

APDesign hits record enrollment numbers

The College of Architecture, Planning & Design, or APDesign, at Kansas State University has once again reached new highs in recruiting and retention.
Enrollment continues to grow with a record high of 877 students enrolled in fall 2022, up 42 students, or 5.2%, from last year. Perhaps most significantly, over five years APDesign has
experienced an increase of more than 17% in in-state enrollment and an increase of more than 12% in out-of-state enrollment, resulting in an overall five-year student population growth of more than 14%.
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Architecture students win scholarships in annual MANKO Design Competition

Three Kansas State University graduate students in the College of Architecture, Planning and Design, or APDesign,
received scholarships in the 11th annual design competition sponsored by MANKO Window Systems, Inc.
Brittany Coudriet, a postbaccalaureate architecture student, Lincoln, Nebraska, received a $5,000 scholarship as the competition winner for her project for
Associate Professor Genevieve Baudoin's studio. Coudriet's project is a theoretical self-sufficient structure housing a court specifically for land disputes
and other related issues and a community space on the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act land for the Anahola Ahupua'a in Kauai, Hawaii.

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