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Caelan Kal-El David Denley, an architecture major from Broomfield, Colorado, always knew he wanted to do architecture growing up and wanted to stay in Colorado so ENVD was a "no brainer."

Aubrey Prestwich, a landscape architecture major and Nordic studies minor from Westminster, Colorado, notes the biggest lesson from her time at CU has taught her that it's okay for change to happen.

Alysa Daves, an environmental product design major from Pasadena, California, plans to start a project or work with a company she aligns with morally after graduation and plans to travel "safely" when she can to gain more perspectives as an environmental designer.

Environmental product design major Armando Ayala plans to join a startup or design firm after graduation, and then pursue his own entrepreneurial goals. It was awesome being able to go to a design school where a majority of the students are extremely passionate and had so many unique and creative...

Cooper Helm, a landscape architecture major, came to environmental design to be creative while helping people and the environment.

Colorado native Mahlon Howard, an architecture major, plans to move to Seattle and work for a design team before starting grad school in the fall of 2021.

Alexandra Pesce, a sustainable planning and urban design major from Connecticut, felt that ENVD encompassed the perfect balance of creativity and mathematics, while also maintaining a tight-knit community.

Colorado native Emma Peaker, an environmental product design major, would like to explore options in interior design, graphic design and fashion.

Grace Tilghman, a sustainable planning & urban design major from Washington D.C., graduated with an urban planning & design certificate from Columbia University GSAPP’s shape of two cities program. She plans to move to NYC to pursue a career in urban design.

Architecture major Jack Schildge, from New Jersey, plans to gain experience in the architecture field before attending graduate school.