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Sebastian Elverskog, a Texas native, will graduate this year cum laude with an emphasis on architecture.

Columbus, Ohio native Drake Williams will graduate this spring with cum laude, a business minor and an engineering management certificate.

For one environmental design course, adjusting to remote learning due to the novel coronavirus pandemic has encouraged a positive educational opportunity.

Meet Marcus Vazquez, a senior from Colorado majoring in architecture.

While teaching remotely, Environmental Design Instructor Betsy Johnson and her family are volunteering their time to help others during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Meet Marco, a product design major from Seattle.

Welcome (virtually) back ENVD students, from what was very likely a somewhat strange spring break. I hope this note finds all of you and your families healthy and doing well through this unprecedented event. I know that many of you are adjusting to the remote version of ENVD.

Environmental design and CU OIT have been working to grant students remote access to the CINC and ENVD computer labs. In total, there are 58 computers available.

Environmental design students can now submit their design portfolios to be assigned to an ENVD faculty mentor.

Environmental design student Ben Pesso was selected to continue his studio work with Mary Mattingly, the CU Art Museum’s artist-in-residence, on a project in New York City.