ALUMNI NEWS & EVENTS - JULY EDITION
Dear GSAPP Alumni and Friends,
This month at GSAPP we welcomed students enrolled in the 5 week Intro to Architecture and Intro to Urban Planning programs, as well as speakers for lectures and conversations affiliated with the MSAAD, MSAUD, MSCDP, and MSRED programs. Please view the GSAPP events calendar for upcoming programs. We would like to congratulate the GSAPP alumni named in Wallpaper Magazine’s USA 400 List, highlighting the people defining America’s creative landscape.
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GSAPP students in the M.S. Architecture and Urban Design program visited the Resilient Cities Catalyst office last week. We would like to extend our gratitude to Candelaria Mas Pohmajevic ‘20 MSAUD, Associate Director; Amelia Smyth, Program Manager; and Ella Sahertian, Urban & Climate Resilience Practitioner for hosting our students. The presentation and discussion provided valuable insights into the impactful work being carried out to address the most pressing challenges in cities and communities globally.
Would you like to welcome GSAPP students to your office for a visit with a presentation and discussion session? Alternatively, we could hold an information session at GSAPP or via Zoom. If interested, please email careers@arch.columbia.edu.
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Tamer Fund for Social Ventures
The Tamer Fund for Social Ventures (TFSV) at the Columbia Business School provides seed grants to nonprofit, for-profit, and hybrid early-stage Columbia University-affiliated social and environmental ventures. The fall application deadline is August 15 at 11:59 p.m. ET. Funding will be made available to around three to four ventures each cycle.
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Alumni News
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The Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (Columbia GSAPP) is pleased to share that Professor Mabel O. Wilson ‘91 M.Arch has been appointed as Chair of the African American and African Diaspora Studies Department (AAADS) at Columbia University, effective July 1, 2024.
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DNA Paris Design Awards 2024 recently named the Fab Tree Hab by Terreform One, co-founded by Mitchell Joachim ‘97 M.Arch, as the Architecture/Green Architecture prize winner. The Fab Tree Hab is a remarkable terrestrial reef and living tree structure that not only generates life but also minimizes its carbon footprint, thereby pushing the boundaries of regenerative design.
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