Now Live! The CAPLA Class of 2020 Convocation Showcase

May 15, 2020
Overview
Celebrate with us!
Who
All CAPLA Graduating Students
What
CAPLA Convocation Showcase
Where
Online
When
Friday, May 15, 2020, 2 p.m.
Categories
Congratulations Class of 2020

Celebrate the CAPLA Class of 2020 at the CAPLA Convocation Showcase

Visit the CAPLA Convocation Showcase

 
Graduating students in all CAPLA undergraduate and graduate degrees are included in this interactive website:

  • Bachelor of Architecture
  • Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Built Environments
  • Master of Architecture
  • Master of Science in Architecture
  • Master of Landscape Architecture
  • Master of Real Estate Development
  • Master of Science in Urban Planning

The CAPLA Convocation Showcase features an individual page for each graduating student, with their image, project image, degree and awards information, home town, capstone project or thesis title and an optional message and/or quote. Family and friends are able to post congratulatory messages on the student pages.

The site also features video speeches from class representatives, Robert Miller, director of the School of Architecture, Lauri Macmillan Johnson, director of the School of Landscape Architecture and Planning, and CAPLA Dean Nancy Pollock-Ellwand. CAPLA clubs, faculty and staff provided video messages, as well.

Congratulations, CAPLA Class of 2020, and Bear Down, Arizona!
 

Visit the CAPLA Convocation Showcase

  

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