Harry Worsham, an architecture major from Highlands Ranch, Colorado, would like to continue his education with a graduate degree to enhance his professional career.
“Harry is one of the first people I met in ENVD and immediately made me feel welcome. He’s always a source of creativity and kindness. I’ve watched him evolve as a student over the years and that has in turn been a source of inspiration for me as an aspiring architect.” –Kate Brondum
I am so happy to have met everyone from the ENVD program, my college experience would not have been the same without all of them.
What inspired you to come to ENVD?
As an undeclared transfer student from the College of Arts and Sciences, I was originally planning on joining the college of engineering though I struggled to enjoy what I was learning. I quickly found ENVD after I realized I had an admiration for design and architecture. When visiting the University of Colorado, Boulder for the first time as a senior in high school, I was quickly amazed by the architecture of the campus and it seemed a fitting place to call home for the next four years.
What will you miss the most?
I will miss seeing my friends and peers that I have made throughout the time I have spent in this major both inside and outside of class.
Favorite memory?
My favorite memories are the countless hours and late nights working on studio projects together with friends and peers in the ENVD building from sunset to sunrise.
What are your plans beyond graduation?
I would love to work for a while at an architectural firm while I decide where I would like to get a master's degree and continue to advance both my academic and professional career.