Department Learning Goals
Student Highlights
AAP students thrive in an environment that embraces a purposeful, integrated, and collaborative educational process.
After spending a semester at AAP NYC interacting with architects in the field, Katie Kasabalis (B.Arch. '09) became keenly aware of how highly they regard the needs and desires of the people.Meet Katie Kasabalis
Three undergraduate art students have been selected as the recipients of the 2010–11 Bean Prize in Fine Arts. Christina Chaplin (B.F.A. ’12), Zhili Li (B.F.A. ’12), and Sarah Sanders (B.F.A. ’12), were chosen for the award in an exhibition juried by the art faculty and will study with the Cornell in Rome program next spring.
Six planning students participated in an international workshop in Chiapas, Mexico, to assess a government program that is attempting to combat rural poverty in the region. The students interviewed key stakeholders, local nongovernmental organizations and academics familiar with the program at each site.
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The AAP student-run publication Association aims to features projects that are not confined to one field but generate associations crossing traditional boundaries, allowing for interdepartmental collaboration and exploration. Seven B.Arch. students worked on volume 4.
