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Apply to graduate by April 1, 2023, to ensure that you receive ceremony emails and that your name will be in the campus and ENVD graduation programs. Summer graduates are encouraged to participate and walk in the spring 2023 ceremony. 

Applications are now open for summer 2023 ENVD scholarships. The deadline to apply is April 8, 2023. 

Honors Defense Exhibit
March 22 - April 7 | ENVD Gallery

Aden Dravenstott
Green space user experience in Denver’s changing climate

Allie Famulare
Corviale: A concrete Monster or Potential for a New Urban Landscape

Grace Hurley
Sink or Swim: Designing for the Future of Small Island Developing States

Ainsley McElwee
Historic preservation, heritage narratives, and cultural landscapes: which is best for Boulder?

Caleb Schmitz
Transportation Transects: Evaluating the Relationship Between Denver’s Urban Transect and Commuter Behavior

The honors gallery exhibition will stand in for defenses this year. As you walk through the space, your feedback is highly encouraged. Scan the QR codes posted around the gallery to submit your feedback.

Tuesday, April 11 | 11 a.m - 12 p.m. | ENVD 134 

Guest lecture by Ashby Sachs, PhD, is a postdoctoral fellow with the Barcelona Institute of Global Health (ISGlobal) researching nature-based interventions for loneliness. Ashby recently received her PhD in environmental studies at ��ƷSM����ӰƬ. She completed her BA in French languate and minor in landscape architecture at UVA and a MS fellowship in public horticulture with Longwood Gardens and the University of Delaware. 

April 17: James Florio | James Florio Photography | Roscoe, Montana 

*All lectures will take place in ENVD 134 and begin at 5 p.m. MST

Thursday, April 20 | CU UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom  

Call for student presenters. Student projects compete for $25,000 in cash prizes sponsored by Mission Zero and the CU Climate Action Fund. .

Saturday, April 29 | 10-2 p.m. | Lafayette Rec Center area

Lafayette Open Space is looking for students to participate in the Earthday Everyday event at the Outdoor Classroom. Students are invited to help at this event in one or more of the following ways: 

• Exhibit at event like other exhibitor – have table with their projects or some display about what they are working on in their coursework (3-4 people)    
• Lead a tour for VIP audience around outdoor classroom – meet on site with Martin Ogle to discuss ideas for tour. Run a 30-45 minute tour (2-3 students)
• “Pitch” and facilitate scavenger hunt activity – CU students could help draw people’s attention to this scavenger hunt, orient people where/how to start, and even start the process with some participants by leading them on the first part of the trail and giving a brief intro to the area (festival participants will have option to participate in this scavenger hunt to receive Open Space T-shirts  (4-6 students) 

Contact Teaching Assistant Professor Emily Greenwood at emily.r.greenwood@colorado.edu for more information.