Cupcakes, Corb, Canoeing
Two fun events this week for all years:
Cupcakes for Corb (i.e., Le Corbusier’s Birthday Party)
Thursday, October 6, KN 176, 1:15-2:30pm
Corb trivia, cupcakes, cookies and more…
No RSVP required—just show up to grab a treat and test your knowledge
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Arch Scholars Go Canoeing
Saturday, October 8, meet at Baker West at 1pm, $5/person
Saturday, October 8, meet at Baker West at 1pm, $5/person
Canoe or kayak with your Arch Scholars friends
Current weather forecast: 78 degrees and sunny
According to the canoe livery, the river conditions are fantastic right now!!
You can find pictures from the last canoe trip right here.
Mark Your Calendars: Welcome Week
I'll be in Baker West on Sunday afternoon...see you then!
Architecture Scholars Welcome Reception
Architecture Scholars Welcome Reception
Monday, September 19 | Baker West Pspace | 4-5pm
After survey, Convocation, and the Student Involvement Fair, relax in the Pspace and kick-off the year with your fellow Architecture Scholars, meet upperclassmen, and enjoy a special treat! Don’t miss this!! (First-years + upperclassmen)
Community Commitment
Tuesday, September 20 | Meet outside Baker West | 7:30am
Tuesday, September 20 | Meet outside Baker West | 7:30am
Join your fellow Architecture Scholars for your first Ohio State service project, Community Commitment. We’ll meet as a group at Baker bright and earl at 7:30am. We’ll all be working together at the same service site, so this activity is not only a great way to give back but also a great way to get to know other Architecture Scholars students. (First-years + up to 10 upperclassmen)
First Weekly Meeting
Thursday, September 22 | KN 0176 | 1:30-2:18pm
Thursday, September 22 | KN 0176 | 1:30-2:18pm
If you are an arch, larch, or crp student, this meeting is listed on your class schedule as a recitation for 100, but everyone is expected to attend. See you there! (First-years)
Explore Columbus (downtown tour)
Sunday, September 25 | Meet outside Baker West | 10am
Sunday, September 25 | Meet outside Baker West | 10am
There is a lot to see and do in Columbus. This tour, led by upperclassmen, will give you a taste of Columbus and will focus on architecture, landscape and planning. Bring your BuckID (we’ll be riding the COTA bus) and a few dollars for lunch or a treat. The meeting time will be announced at the first weekly meeting. (First-years)
Plus, keep these other noteworthy Welcome Week events in mind…
Knowlton School of Architecture Welcome [Back] BBQ
Wednesday, September 21 | KN main space| 5pm
Wednesday, September 21 | KN main space| 5pm
College of Engineering/KSA Ice Cream Social with the Dean
Friday, September 23 | Hitchcock/Knowlton patio | 4-5pm
RSVP to eventscoe@engadmin.ohio-state.edu
Friday, September 23 | Hitchcock/Knowlton patio | 4-5pm
RSVP to eventscoe@engadmin.ohio-state.edu
Moving In!
Is anyone an OWL or otherwise moving in early?
I'll be visiting Baker West on move-in day (Sunday, September 18), most likely in the afternoon. I look forward to seeing you and your families then!
I'll be visiting Baker West on move-in day (Sunday, September 18), most likely in the afternoon. I look forward to seeing you and your families then!
Buying Books
By now I'm sure you're all wondering when and how you should buy books. Don't stress- it's incredibly easy and a majority of the time it's much cheaper not to buy them at the campus bookstore (although, for 200 you may have to- sorry).
For 100, there is no book. However, there are two required books for 200. Both are not available at the campus bookstore (Barnes and Noble/Central Classrooms), but are available at SBX on High Street near East 15th.
To see what books are required for this class and all of your other classes use this link and enter your course information (which can be found on BuckeyeLink):
http://ohiostate.bncollege.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/TBWizardView?catalogId=10001&storeId=33552&langId=-1
Most of your instructors, but not all of them, will usually send out an email a few days prior to the start of class to reiterate what books are required but the above link is generally a safe bet.
Feel free to go ahead and reserve books at Barnes and Noble or any other campus bookstore. A majority of bookstores have both new and used copies, and some even have the option to rent a book. If you do choose to reserve a book, you just simply pick it up at the store after moving in. Just be aware that some books may be cheaper elsewhere. It's not a bad idea to take a few minutes comparing prices at different stores. The following links are bookstores that are recommended:
Barnes and Noble
http://ohiostate.bncollege.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/TBWizardView?catalogId=10001&storeId=33552&langId=-1
SBX
http://www.sbx-osu.com/
Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/
Half.com
http://www.half.ebay.com/
*both Amazon and Half.com are known to carry many of the required books at discounted prices
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National Geographic: Best Fall Trips 2011
Columbus, Ohio was named as one of National Geographic's Best Fall Trips for 2011. Read the entire article here. Lucky for you, your trip to Columbus is already booked!
Meet Mandy Fortman
Meet Siobhan Klinkenberg
Meet Kristin Wyczawski
Meet Dustin Wooddell
Meet Clay Verga
Meet Nicki Schmeider
HOMETOWN: Westfield, NJ
FUN FACT: equally enjoys spending a whole day shopping or spending a whole day playing softball
SUMMER PLANS: working as a camp counselor at the YMCA and an assistant coach for a softball travel team
FAVORITE ARCHITECT: undecided
MOST EXCITED ABOUT: attending football games and participating in all of the OSU traditions
Meet Tom Reifenberg
Meet Brandon Reese
Place of the Week #4
Meet Dorian Lackey
Meet Frederick Lab
Meet Dane Kirk
Meet Molly Egan
Meet Allie Bulgart
AP Scores
Many AP scores have now posted. I will be looking over each of your schedules to make any adjustments based on what we discussed at orientation. If I make any changes to your AU11 schedule, I will email you directly.
You can view your AP credits by logging into your Student Center via Buckeye Link. Click on the Transfer Credit tab at the top of your Student Center and then click on the Detail link under the Test Credits heading.
About 1900 scores have not yet posted, but these remaining scores will post sometime this month.
You can view your AP credits by logging into your Student Center via Buckeye Link. Click on the Transfer Credit tab at the top of your Student Center and then click on the Detail link under the Test Credits heading.
About 1900 scores have not yet posted, but these remaining scores will post sometime this month.
Place of the Week
Update: Siobhan K. and Josh V. were the first to guess the Gherkin (officially 30 St Mary Axe) in London by Sir Norman Foster & Partners.
Place of the Week #1
Place of the Week #2
Meet Jillian Brinkman
Meet Adam Beverly
Meet Tyler Bender
Meet Micah Bell
Student Advising Leaders
Get to know the students working in the Advising office this summer!
Elise: third year/architecture
- from North Olmsted, OH
- favorite studio project: "Shoe Store/Tango Bar Facade" w/ Sarah Walker
- best KSA memory: screaming off of the smoking balcony at 3 AM
- fun fact: I like cats
- favorite KSA trip: Scholars Spring Break trip to Istanbul, Turkey
- favorite class: Math 117 w/ Ralph DeLaubenfels
Maria: fourth year/city & regional planning
- from Cincinnati, OH
- favorite studio project:
- best KSA memory:
- fun fact:
- favorite KSA trip:
- favorite class:
Lindsay: fourth year/architecture
- from Miamisburg, OH
- favorite studio project: "NKU Student Housing & Stuff" w/ Rob Livesey
- best KSA memory: suckering one of the freshman studio TA's, Dave, to pose in a picture with me (despite the fact that he was not my TA) because I had a crush on him.
- fun fact: While on a kayaking trip, I ran into a tree, flipped, lost my paddle and kayak in the current, got stranded in the woods for an hour, and was eventually rescued by the only other group on the creek that day... and then flipped again.
- favorite KSA trip: weekend in Chicago freshman year
- favorite class: Arch 603 "Greetings from Ohio" w/ Greg Delaney
Ryan: recent graduate/architecture
- from Sylvania, OH
- favorite studio project: "Ducks as found" Sophomore Installation Studio with Michael Cadwell
- best KSA memory: Buckeye Donuts at 4 am
- fun fact: I've been on seven week long Habitat for Humanity service + learning trips with SERVitecture, six as a leader!
- favorite KSA trip: Jackie Gargus's traveling tour of Central Europe that took us to Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, and Slovenia!
- favorite class: Architecture 610: "Theory" with Doug Graf
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