Class of 2016 Profiles: Unique Programs

5/25/2016

Emma Gangbar

Emma’s interest in sustainability, food security, land use and agriculture - and particularly in how design can be used to improve them - led her to apply to programs that aligned strongly with these areas. She has been accepted to two unique faculties: the University of British Columbia’s Faculty of Land and Food Systems, and the University of Toronto’s Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Design. She has visited both schools and is currently making her decision.

Oliver Green

Oliver has applied to Architecture programs at the University of Toronto, the University of Waterloo, Ryerson University and Carleton University. Architecture brings together Oliver’s interests in art (he was one of our major exhibitors at last Thursday’s Construct Art Show) and design. He has not yet decided which program he will attend in the fall.

Ellie Wolfond

Ellie has the option to head to New York City next year to attend the Strategic Design and Management program at Parson’s The New School. Recognizing how the business world is changing, this program merges business and creativity and emphasizes project-based studio and seminar courses. Collaboration and research are major focuses. The program earns students a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA).

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Emma is interested in learning more about how design can improve sustainability, food security, land use and agriculture.
Architecture brings together Oliver's interest in design and visual art.
Ellie was accepted to the Strategic Design and Management program at Parson’s The New School, which merges business and creativity.

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