In an effort to reduce risk on our campus from COVID-19 (coronavirus) and protect the health, safety, and welfare of our community, all events scheduled under the Department of Architecture Lecture Series are postponed until further notice. The awards reception and the retirement reception for Professor Sherry Bryan are also postponed.
Welcome.
Thank you for your interest in the Department of Architecture.
We believe students are our most important asset. This is reflected in the close working relationship between faculty and students in the design studios and professional/technical courses. In the design studio, students quickly find the value in peer critiques and comments. Whether in a formal setting or an informal late night conversation, beginning students and more advanced students learn from each other and build upon their experiences to enhance their success in the studio.
Our "Culture of Engagement" offers students the opportunity to work with community partners and faculty and students in other academic programs on real, hands-on projects to enhance the quality of life for residents within the region and beyond. Every graduate design studio and every undergraduate studio from second through fourth year has at least one project per semester with a community partner.
Making a decision on your education and your profession is difficult. It is our desire at the University of Memphis that each student entering any of our degree programs be well informed. Towards this, if we may be of assistance as you plan your academic and professional future, please let us know.
Sincerely,
The Department of Architecture Faculty
We believe students are our most important asset. This is reflected in the close working relationship between faculty and students in the design studios and professional/technical courses. In the design studio, students quickly find the value in peer critiques and comments. Whether in a formal setting or an informal late night conversation, beginning students and more advanced students learn from each other and build upon their experiences to enhance their success in the studio.
Our "Culture of Engagement" offers students the opportunity to work with community partners and faculty and students in other academic programs on real, hands-on projects to enhance the quality of life for residents within the region and beyond. Every graduate design studio and every undergraduate studio from second through fourth year has at least one project per semester with a community partner.
Making a decision on your education and your profession is difficult. It is our desire at the University of Memphis that each student entering any of our degree programs be well informed. Towards this, if we may be of assistance as you plan your academic and professional future, please let us know.
Sincerely,
The Department of Architecture Faculty