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- SoulCollage with Deb Anders-Bond
01:00 pm
SoulCollage is an intuitive process where participants select images from tables displaying hundreds of pictures. In this free workshop taught by Ames artist Deb Anders-Bond, class members will create 5-by-8-inch collages on boards and learn to interpret the personal meaning or message from the art they created. Students should bring their own pair of sharp scissors. All other supplies will be provided.
Class size: Up to 8 students. Register via email by 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 18.
See Anders-Bond’s work in the Box, Book and Board group exhibition Oct. 2–25 at the ISU Design on Main Gallery.
- Open Forum: Enrollment Trends & Implications
12:00 pm
- Academic Affairs Council Meeting
02:15 pm
- Specifications and the Written Labor of the Guastavino Company
05:30 pm
Specifications, often viewed as the most mundane procedural task of building design, is one of architecture’s most political acts. While drawing sets and models describe physical work in place, specifications support the set by organizing and directing how architecture is made through units of work completed by a trade. The specifications collected for one 20th-century company, the Guastavino Company, who were master builders of timbrel vaulting systems in the United States, reveal how standards issued over time impacted the company’s role and the traditional construction system they crafted, and possibly led to the company’s demise in 1962.
Jessica Garcia Fritz is an assistant professor of architecture at South Dakota State University, where she teaches design studio and architectural and construction history and manages the architectural library collection. She is also the co-founder and a partner of LA-BOR, a research and design practice in Brookings, South Dakota.
Part of the ISU Department of Architecture’s 2019-2020 Public Programs Series, her lecture is co-sponsored by the Department of Architecture and central Iowa chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute and co-presented by the ISU Consortium for the History of Technology and Science.
- SheTalks: Women Who Create
04:30 pm
The ISU Pappajohn Center for Entrepreneurship will host SheTALKS: Women Who Create, a storytelling event, as part of Women Entrepreneurship Week at Iowa State. Seda McKilligan, College of Design associate dean for academic programs and professor of industrial design, is one of six storytellers at this free public event.
- Friday Research Seminar: ISU’s Post-Award Support and ISD Grant Process
- ISUAA 2019 Honors & Awards Ceremony
12:10 pm
Improved Service Delivery (ISD) has changed established habits and patterns. Please join us in welcoming ISD Juniper Team members Karen Cline (finance manager), Jeff Klein (assistant finance manager) and Sunny Hsu (grant specialist), along with the College of Design’s administrative services staff and ISD team members Deb Hearn, procurement and expense specialist, and Stephanie Schoeller, financial specialist — to learn how processes and reports work now and to meet the people behind the emails.
The team will offer a brief presentation and then the floor will be opened up for faculty questions. Questions may be raised that day or submitted early via email to Sandra Norvell.
Part of the Friday Research Seminar Series sponsored by the Institute for Design Research and Outreach. All are welcome to attend this brown-bag session. Cookies will be provided.
01:15 pm
The College of Design will recognize four alumni — John Likens (BFA 2008 Graphic Design), J. Jade Liska (BLA 1994 Landscape Architecture), Rob Reinders (BA 1977 Architecture) and Bethany Wilcoxon (BS 2008 Community & Regional Planning / Certificate 2009 Geographic Information Systems) — with Design Achievement Awards, and will recognize James P. Cramer, founder and chairman emeritus of DesignIntelligence and the Design Futures Council, with the Christian Petersen Design Award at the ISU Alumni Association’s 2019 Honors & Awards Ceremony. Alumnus Jay Pleggenkuhle (BLA 1990 Landscape Architecture) will receive the Alumni Merit Award from the ISU Alumni Asssociation Club of Chicago. A dessert reception will follow.
- College of Design Faculty-Staff Meeting
12:00 pm
The second College of Design faculty-staff meeting of fall semester will be from noon–1 p.m. Monday, Oct. 28, in 130 Design. An agenda will be shared via the faculty-staff weekly e-blast, “This Week in the College of Design.”
- Academic Affairs Council Meeting
- Program Night Fall 2019
02:15 pm
05:15 pm
Students in the Core Design Program are encouraged to attend the College of Design Program Night. Representatives from each of our degree programs will be available to talk about their programs and answer your questions to help you decide what areas you want to apply to at the end of the academic year. Flyers with a map of locations for all programs will be hung around the building.
- Liaison Council Meeting
- Friday Research Seminar: Sungduck Lee
09:00 am
12:10 pm
Sungduck Lee, a new assistant professor in landscape architecture, will talk about her work as part of the Friday Research Seminar Series sponsored by the Institute for Design Research and Outreach. All are welcome to attend this brown-bag session. Cookies will be provided.
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- Last day to change S20 courses with Registrar before registration
- Departments should begin approval process for new F20 experiemental courses
- S20 course registration begins
- Registration period for Spring 2020 begins
- SS20 course offerings due from departments to dean's office, Registrar and Room Scheduling.
- Corrected S20 gray sheets due to department partners
- Masthead and front of catalog changes approved by college due to Dean's Office
- Preliminary room assignments for S20 distributed from Room Scheduling
- F20 study abroad proposals due to AAC
- Changes to preliminary S20 room assignments due to department partners
- Final SS20 course schedules with faculty and room requests due to department partners who will update D-Trak
- Preliminary room assignments for S20, with changes, due back to Room Scheduling from departments @ 4 p.m.
- College of Design Awards nominations due to dean's office
- University award nominations due from departments to dean's office
- Martin Luther King Jr. Advancing One Community awards nominations due to Office of the VP for Diversity and Inclusion
- Last day to cancel S20 courses due to low enrollment by Noon.
- F20 course offerings due from departments to dean's office, Registrar, and Room Scheduling at noon.
- Beginning class lists available on AccessPlus for S2020
- Miller Faculty Fellowship proposals due to dean's office and to CELT Associate Director
- Nomination from faculty for honorary degrees due to Committee for Honorary Degrees
- Promotion and Tenure dossiers with Faculty Development Council recommendations due to dean
- Professional development funding for conferences/workshops taking place between July 1 and Dec. 31 Term Faculty application due to SVPP Office.
- SS20 schedule of classes changes from proof copy due to Registrar
- Fall semester ends
- F20 study abroad proposal approved by AAC due to Education Abroad Committee
- Final F19 course schedules with faculty and room requests due to department partners who will update D-Trak
- Spring Class Work Begins
- Promotion and tenure dossiers with college recommendation due to SVP and Provost
- Course fee worksheets for SS20 and F19 distributed to dept. chairs
- Foreign Travel Grant applications due from departments to dean's office
- Final dollar amounts of variable course fees for S20 field trips due to department partners
- Big 12 Faculty Fellowship Program Applications for Fellowship dates 1 March 2020 to 31 October 2020 due to SVP and Provost at Noon
- Foreign Travel Grants due from dean to Faculty Senate office @ noon
- S20 and F20 experimental course proposals along with college course fee worksheets due to AAC
- Term faculty advancement dossiers due from departments to dean's office
- University Honors seminar proposals due
- Course fee worksheets for SS20 & F20 due from faculty to dept. chairs
- F20 schedule of classes proofs due to Registrar
- University Awards Nominations due from dean to SVP and Provost
- Changes to back of catalog due to AAC
- Course fee worksheets for SS20 and F19 due from dept. chairs to Dept. Adm. Specialist
- Last date to submit changes to SS20 courses and rooms to department partners before registration
- Last date to submit changes to F20 courses and rooms to department partners before registration
- S20 and F19 experimental courses approved by AAC submitted through CIMX
- Last day to process course fee authorizations for SS20 and F20 through Access Plus
- Inclusion Initiatives Grant Progam Applications Due at 8:00 a.m. (only those who complete an intent to apply in November)
- Term faculty advancement dossiers due from dean to SVP and Provost
- Post-tenure reviews due from chairs to dean
- Textbook & Supply Adoptions for SS20 and F19 due to University Bookstore
- Departments MUST elect or appoint their representatives to councils and committees (including shared member or seats they intend to leave vacant)
- Last day to change SS20 course offerings with Registrar before registration begins
- Last day to change F20 courses with Registrar before registration beings
- SS20 course registration begins
- F20 course registration begins
- Foreign Travel Grant application due from departments to dean's office
- Preliminary room assignments for SS20 distributed from Room Scheduling
- S21 and Spring Break 21 study abroad proposals due to AAC
- Post-tenure review dossiers due from dean to SVP and Provost
- Preliminary (third year) reviews of tenure eligible faculty due from chairs to dean
- Foreign Travel Grants due from dean to Faculty Senate office @ noon
- Big 12 Faculty Fellowship Program for dates 3 June 2020-31 January 2021 Applications due to SVP and Provost at Noon
- Changes to SS20 room assignments due to department partners
- Changes to preliminary SS20 room assignments due to Room Scheduling
- NTE 6 Semester Review completed by departments.
- SS20, 12-week and Session 1 course cancelations due to low enrollment
- Final SS20 room assignments due to department partners
- S21, Spring and Winer Break study abroad proposals approved by AAC due to Education Abroad Committee
- Preliminary (third year) reviews of tenure eligible faculty due from dean to SVP and Provost
- Written college council reports of the past year activities due to the Liaison Council to be made available to faculty and staff on college website.
- S21 original course offerings (gray sheets) distributed to departments
- Spring Semester Ends
- Request for FISIP increments for the following fiscal year are due from the colleges to the SVP and Provost
- Departments begin approval process for S21 experimental courses
- Last day to cancel SS 20 Session II courses due to low enrollment.
- Preliminary room assignments for F20 distributed
- Corrected S20 gray sheets due to department partners
- Annual reviews of faculty completed by departments
- Professional development funding for Term Faculty application due to SVPP
- Deadline for approval of new experimental courses for F20 in CIMX
- Changes to course titles and descriptions approved by college due to Registrar
- Confirmation that all faculty annual performance evaluations are complete due from dean to SVP and Provost
- Changes to preliminary F20 room assignments due to department partners
- Preliminary room assignments for F20 with changes due back to Room Scheduling @ 4 p.m.
- Departmental responsibility statements for Percent of Term faculty teaching efforts
- Last day to cancel F20 courses due to low enrollment
- S21 course offerings due to Registrar
- D-Trak open to chairs for adding % for research, service, buyouts, etc. Changes to courses need to be made by Linda and Jean and Mandy to ensure alignment with ADIN
- College of Design Lectures Request Forms due to Rachel Moylan, 146 Design
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