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Intelligent.com ranks the College of Architecture’s Master of Science in Architecture with specialization in Interior Design (MSID) among the top interior design degree programs for 2020. This year, the program was honored with Best Master’s Degree.

The UNL College of Architecture announces the retirement of Community and Regional Planning (CRP) Associate Professor Rodrigo Cantarero with great appreciation for his contributions and service. At the time of Cantarero’s retirement, he dutifully served the college and its community partners for over 31 years starting as an assistant professor in 1989.

The UNL College of Architecture extends our warmest wishes to Community and Regional Planning (CRP) Director Gordon Scholz as he prepares for retirement this summer. At the time of Scholz’s retirement, he has faithfully served the college and its alumni for over 46 years, starting as an assistant professor in 1974 at the time the College of Architecture was established.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s College of Architecture is proud to announce that Dean Katherine Ankerson, FIIDA, has been named the 2020 International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Educator of the Year.

Help us celebrate the class of 2020 by joining us Friday, May 8th at 6 p.m. for our College of Architecture online graduation recognition celebration. Feel free to share the link below with friends and family or any of its contents on social media. Once again congratulations to the Class of 2020!

The College of Architecture is pleased to announce Dean Katherine S. Ankerson, FIIDA, was one of six International Interior Design Association (IIDA) members inducted into the prestigious IIDA College of Fellows for 2020.

The College of Architecture is pleased to announce Assistant Professor Kendra Ordia was one of eight interior design professionals and the only instructor from higher education named nationally to ASID’s prestigious “2020 Ones to Watch Awards Scholars” list.

Two students from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) College of Architecture have been honored with Best Poster Presentation from IDEC’s 2020 Conference. Interior design students Ashlynn Engelhard and Annie Mimick were honored for their poster titled “New Evidence Educates Future Informal Learning Environments”.

Looking at different ways to make college course content relevant in a remote learning environment definitely presents challenges for faculty, especially for those disciplines heavily dependent on the traditional, design studio model where one-on-one instruction and feedback are core and sacred practices of the pedagogy.