Get involved in any of our Environmental Design student clubs and organizations. Whether you are interested in architecture, landscape architecture, planning or just want to represent our program there is a group for you.
If a student organization is in need of additional funding please fill out the form below. This form is only for ENVD student organizations.
The Advising Center offers a few different ways to get engaged with First-Year students in Environmental Design. We offer two roles that students can apply for, Peer Advising and Peer Mentors.
ENVD ambassadors are students that serve as liaisons between prospective students, parents and the university, as well as promote the Program in Environmental Design. ENVD ambassadors also provide connections between prospective and current ENVD students, faculty, staff, alumni and donors through informational and outreach events.
Environmental Design Student Government is a branch of the Campus Student Government (CUSG) that works as a liaison between students and faculty/administration.
The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is a national, non-profit organization made up of over 100 chapters across the country. Our CU Boulder chapter provides students with opportunities to get involved with the Boulder/ Denver architecture community through firm tours, home tours, lectures, national conferences, and other fun events.
Affiliated with the American Planning Association, the national professional group for planners brings together students with an interest in planning issues and education. Members gain information on internships and jobs, an APA journal subscription and receive guidance from advanced-level students and planning faculty.
Student Association of Landscape Architects (SALA) is a student-led organization that brings students together through organized activities that enhance the understanding of landscape architecture and related disciplines.
Designers Without Boundaries (DWB) is an academic scholarship program for first-generation and underrepresented students in the Program in Environmental Design.
