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Crisis in the CAUS

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Lee Polisano
5 years ago

do not destroy the unique teaching and learning quality that has been the soul of this school for the past 50 years . It has produced some of our professions brightest thinkers and creators ...

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Lauren Bogaard Perry
5 years ago

B.Arch '13

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Ryan Myers
5 years ago

BArch 2016 MArch 2017

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Ed Coe
5 years ago

BS Industrial Design 2015 MS Architecture 2019

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Daniel Gussman
5 years ago

B Arch 2008

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Eric Shore
5 years ago

B.Arch 2009

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Sofia Herrero
5 years ago

2013

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Gaver Nichols
5 years ago

Very Disturbing news .

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Jodi Dubyoski
5 years ago

BArch 2009

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Gregory Porter
5 years ago

MArch 2009 WAAC

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PJ Reitter Cadman
5 years ago

Architecture + Design 2008

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Brandon Blissett
5 years ago

M Arch 2008

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Alexis Pierson
5 years ago

2013

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Joseph Marshall
5 years ago

Joseph Marshall AIA NCARB LEED BC+C B. Arch 1989 Principal Flad Architects

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Patrick Clay
5 years ago

I am saddened to read about the current state of the College and fearful for the direction in which it is headed. It's time for change.

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Michael Standley
5 years ago

BARCH 1989

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Patricia Misyak-Peters
5 years ago

Class 1992. I could not have been educated or more ready for the world of architecture should I have gone elsewhere. I have continued to use those skills in my work, hace established my own small practice and been a mentor to many students. Change is inevitable, but as this petition states, ignoring proven tradition for the sake of change is irresponsible, and seems to be more ego centered than community centered. There hasn't been a year since I have graduated that Virginia Tech's program hasn't been recognized as a standout, yet it appears radical change is on horizon. This seems foolish, and I am hesitant to see how this will change the quality of the students entering our profession.

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Dan Snook AIA
5 years ago

MArch 2012 WAAC

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Jon Zellweger AIA
5 years ago

WAAC w/ MArch 2003

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Kashuo Bennett
5 years ago

Architecture 2008