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  1. Events calendar

    Events calendar

    posted April 30, 2012
    A list of upcoming College of Architecture lectures, meetings and special events. Submit calendar entries to Phillip Rollfing at prollfing@arch.tamu.edu. Include date, time and place; a brief narrative on the nature of the event including lecture title and synopsis, speaker's name, title and relevant biographical info; and an email address and/or phone number for event contact.
  2. ‘Amazing Race’-styled contest tests urban planning knowledge

    Planning students to stage ‘amazing race’

    posted April 2, 2012
    On Saturday, April 28, Texas A&M urban planning students are staging the “Urban Plan-It Challenge,” a fun-filled, campuswide fund-raising competition based on the popular “The Amazing Race” television series. Contestants will vie for prizes in a series mental and physical tasks related to challenges confronting the planet.
  3. Aggie Workshop took holistic approach to landscape design

    Aggie Workshop took holistic approach

    posted February 6, 2012
    Professional landscape architects shared their knowledge with students Feb. 10-11 at the Langford Architecture Center in a series of presentations, discussion panels and charrettes at the 2012 Aggie Workshop, which this year took a holistic approach to design.
  4. Caffey’s mentoring efforts recognized by Texas A&M’s University Honors Program

    Caffey’s mentoring efforts recognized by honors program

    posted June 24, 2011
    Students in Texas A&M’s University Honors Program recognized the mentoring efforts of Stephen Caffey, assistant professor of architecture, with enough votes for the Wells Fargo Honors Faculty Mentor Award.
  5. Students conduct energy audit of Neeley Hall for national contest

    Aggies tackle Green Energy Challenge

    posted April 28, 2011
    Members of the Texas A&M student chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association conducted an energy audit of Neeley Hall, a campus dormitory, as part of their competition entry in the NECA's annual 2011 Green Energy Challenge. Finalists will present their work at the Oct. 22–25 NECA Convention in San Diego.
  6. Winning student art competition work displayed in two galleries

    Two galleries exhibit winning student art

    posted March 31, 2011
    Winning entries in Tau Sigma Delta’s Texas A&M Student Art Competition earned their creators $50 scholarships and were displayed in a Houston gallery April 4-8. The winning pieces and the rest of the submitted work were also exhibited at the college’s Wright Gallery March 26-29.