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College of Architecture, Planning & Design

08-19-13

FREE WORKSHP LOOKS AT FUTURE OF WATER USE AND TO DEVELOP RESEARCH, COLLABORATIONS

MANHATTAN -- Kansas State University's College of Architecture, Planning and Design will host the free workshop "Research in Political Fragmentation and Water Resource Management" from 4-6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 29, in the K-State Student Union's Little Theatre.

The workshop will feature a round-table discussion on the political fragmentation of urban watersheds and its effects on water resource management. The event will be led by Kansas State University's Tim Keane, professor of landscape architecture and regional and community planning, and Phil Barnes, associate professor of biological and agricultural engineering. They are joined by Jae Hong Kim, the University of California, Irvine.

Local and regional planners, landscape architects, engineers, developers, environmental resource specialists and students are invited to attend. Participants will discuss research findings and resultant strategies for land-use planning and collaborative management, particularly in the Manhattan regional area.

Maps of the region will be used to document ideas for future research studies. Graduate research assistants will document the discussion, possible new work and the collaborators.

"Water may well be the primary resource determining future urban development patterns and potentials, thus we must act to manage this critical resource collectively and sustainably," Keane sad. "The primary purpose of the workshop is to initiate advanced research and other improved model designs which account for the institution, land use and water resource interconnections."

For more information, contact Keane at 785-532-2439 or whisker@k-state.edu.

 

DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES SET FOR 13-14 SCHOOL YEAR

The distinguished lecture series brings professionals at the peak of their careers in to present intellectually stimulating ideas and plans to students, providing a fresh perspective and innovative approaches to modern theories.

These lectures will be at 4:00 in the K-State Union Little Theater, with no admission fees. The Manhattan community is invited to come and learn from the industries finest professionals.

All of the lectures can be found on the calendar, here

 

CHANG GALLERY SCHEDULE AVAILABLE

The Chang gallery series has been set for the 2013-14 school years please follow the link below to find specific dates and exhibitions

SCHEDULE

ALL COLLEGE FORUM

Please mark your calendars for the All College Forum on Monday, August 26 at 2pm in the K-State Union Little Theater. This is your opportunity to hear Dean Tim de Noble talk about staff and student achievements, upcoming programs, introduce new faculty and staff and much more.

 

 

SCAVENGER HUNT!

It’s Monday – start it off by winning some cool APDesign gear! If you’re new to the game – we’ve included a picture of a location within Seaton Hall, and all you have to do is figure out where it is!

We’ve lost our note! It’s somewhere by this picture, and we’re offering a reward for its safe return!

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NEW APDESIGN MERCHANDISE

Need a hard hat? Umbrella? Water bottle? Sketchbooks? Portfolio? Come on up to Seaton 214 – check out the store, we also have a number of items on sale this week.

APDesign water bottles – 2 for $12

USB Car chargers - $5

Draw-string bags – $7

Black and White T-Shirts (limited quantities) - $10

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