Program Edition - April 16, 2024 | Environmental Design

Program Edition - April 16, 2024

News & Updates

Faculty News & Research

On March 11-14, Assistant Professor Elena Sabinson, PhD attended and presented at the which took place in �鶹ӰԺ this year. She presented her full paper titled, The highly selective conference had over 600 attendees, with participation from an international group of researchers.

On April 19, Sabinson will participate in the presenting during a workshop on with Shannon McLain, Magda Mostafa, and Rachel Updegrove. Registration is free and there are virtual attendance options!

Assistant Professor Jota Samper, PhD recently published, “,” in the journal Urban Science. Slums are vital aspects of urbanization, yet data on their locations are limited. This study aims to enhance understanding by analyzing slum geography in 30 cities. These insights are crucial for achieving Sustainable Development Goal 11.1, necessitating policymakers' attention to urban expansion and slum development.

Summer & Fall Registration

Summer course registration is now open!

Students who were admitted in spring 2024, who are currently taking ENVD 1030 and 1040, it’s time to register for summer classes. The following are required:

ENVD 1010 | Studio 1: Introduction to Environmental Products of Design
ENVD 1020 | Studio 2: Introduction to Architecture
ENVD 1002 | Technology 1: Applications for Environmental Design

Students can also register for summer 2024 elective offerings:

ENVD 4052 | Graphic Communication for Design Professionals

Fall course registration is now open

All students have received an email from the Registrar’s office with an assigned date and time for selecting classes for the Fall 2024 semester. View a list of ENVD-specific electives on our electives webpage. Check out ENVD 4363-001: Spatializing Urban Conflict!

For more information about the courses listed, you can visit and search for the class you’re interested in to learn more.

Drop-In Advising

Drop-in advising hours are available Mondays from 1-3 p.m. Students should keep an eye on CU email accounts for specific Zoom links to meet with advisors when next in queue.

First-Year Drop-In Advising
First year students can drop in for advising with Majed Alghamdi on Wednesdays from 1-3 p.m. in Willard Hall during the month of April. Register for drop-ins in Buff Portal Advising.

Be Connected

Arbor Day Campus Tree Planting

Friday, April 19 | 9 a.m. | Wolf Law Courtyard
What to bring: Close-toed shoes, water, sunscreen/hat, gardening gloves or borrow some from ASLA.

Have questions or want to stay connected? Join the SALA or email sala.envd@gmail.com.

Book a private tutoring session with the DMC

The DMC is now offering one-on-one tutoring sessions to ENVD students at no cost. Students can book an appointment to get help with assignments and questions about software, including Rhino, AutoCAD, Revit, ArcGIS, Lumion, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign, and digital photography.

Students can submit a Peer Tutoring Reservation form linked below to select the day, time, and topic, and staff at the DMC will pair students with tutors who have advanced knowledge in the requested area. Please contact envd.dmc@colorado.edu with any questions.

Save the Date: Senior Showcase

May 8-9, 2024 | ENVD 134

Stop by and view work from the graduating class. The exhibit will be open during regular business hours.

Professional Development

The Environmental Design Professional Development Services Center strives to connect students with internship opportunities and post-graduation jobs. The Center organizes networking events with alumni, design professionals and graduate schools. It also provides advisement regarding the skills and appropriate materials necessary to land a great job upon graduation.

Job & Internship Opportunities

Make the most of your experience here at environmental design with job and internship opportunities. We've curated a list of both jobs and internships for our students to apply to when positions become available.

Job Opportunities

Internship, Fellowship & Research Assistant Opportunities

Health & Wellness

ENVD Embedded Therapist

Melissa Bottiglio, LCSW, the CAPS Embedded Therapist for ENVD will be available on Wednesdays from 12-5 p.m. Her office is ENVD 301A. An appointment is required.

Make an appointment by contacting Melissa Bottiglio or attend a screening with CAPS.

Health & Wellness Events

HW offers dozens of events throughout the year, ranging from fun trivia nights, resources to help you throughout the school year.

Check out the upcoming events !

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